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ILY EXAMINER, - 7x -_ -- SRIDAY, AUGUST 2 1888.

THE DAILY EXAMINER: Personal NOTICE. |

- as Rey. James Carruthers, pastor of St. James’ UGUST 2, 1889. Church, arrived home last-evening. ed | : Sal The latest report from the Shaw House . : aaa e states that the Chief dustice- was somewhat AVING- been eppointed Agent of | A Bad Fall. better New World Uniform Collecting Com: | The oriental ifts sent by the sultan of Mo- | pany, Head Otlice, Toronto, I am prepared Me Tue saying of the wise man, “*s haughty | rocco to Kaiser William li turn out to have | receive the accounts of the mem w . eo ' been manufactured in Germany, Branch Office in this city, and wi Mr, . Joseph McCarey, of the Post Oftice | pleased to give every information to those in the leading article in Wednesday's Department, left by the steamér Carroll yes ae to avail themselves of the advantages Flew » for *rovinces, f this Company. atriot ter giving his views on some | terday for Boston and the Upper Provinces 0 as & Ores Ne Colingwood Schreiber, Chief Su rintendent JAMES P. COOKE. and Engineer of Government ‘Railways, will anah—-de-2i ae - g2—dy

HORSES IN POUND. |

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Lime Juice, &c.

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BROWNS BLVUC

spirit goes before a fall,” is well illustrated

The Hot Weather is here, and Everyone wants Something Cool and Invigorating to Drink. .

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BEER & GOFF

AVE Just received another lot of the celebrated MONT- SEKRAT LIME JUICE (in pint and quart~ bottles) which is said to be the purest and most wholesome drink in the world.1f-you want something to brace you up in this hot weather, try a b ttle of this famous Juice.

points regarding the forms of objection

used by the Grit party in their attempt tT) arrive here this evening on his annual tour of remore the names of yoters from the list, | inspection.

Mr. Walter Leigh, of Girton House, Board- ing and Day School, Halifax, N. S., is in town to-day. An advertisement of this condescends to say that ‘the Liberal law- schoo} appears in anocher column. The atten- e ee tee

. : Sas hen ; Six orses, an eb ver sttled the f snew what they | tion of parents is directed to it. , § ann a ee Ne ia ae . Truth of London, says that Sir William | to the owners, so that they may call for them. ® . ; Jenner has advised the Queen to give up PETER STEELE, the ink was dry on the Patriot in which champagne and claret for the present, and to 691i Pound Keeper.

eer ' an this tall talk appeared, one of these * Lib- | drink whiskey and Apolliuaris water. 1his ts > probably an untruth,

cral_lnwyers,”—probably the writer of the | PONY At Ott ill start in Septem: | . Provincial Rifle Association~s

* article to which we refer—might have been

ber tor India, where he will remain ,six seen wending his way from the office of the} months. He goes to study the people, the PRIZ 5 MEETING land, the customs and prospects of that great

LOW PRICES.

and intimating plainly that ** no one but a fool” would differ from. him, the writer

HAVE impounded, in the West Royalty,

Ladies’ and Childrens’ HOSIERY,

, Flowers, Feathers, Plushes, Silks, Velvets, BEST GOODS and LOWEST PRICES.

were about.” It is sad to think that before

ices low. ats

revising officer carrying with him a bundle f *” ; t é * . ~ -y over , . » ow ac? > ot * : . of these forms, which, according to the] ie Guys. weighs SRP. Fee, oP } COMMENCES ON— 5 ‘They have also a very fine Lime Juice n draft, whieh they Patriot, had been so carefully considered] John Wood, 102'years old, was run. over : ’ s sell in any quantities from a pint up, by the ** Liberal lawyers.” A little later} and aoa ao ee ee ae, Wednesday, 7th of August, a 4 a : be ae s ware deanatch- | e’ain at the Christie * reet crossing, Foronto, aS in the evening swift-couriers were dosPalc} ton the 30th: <The body was horribly mangled. At 9 A. M., Sharp. bi SY RO Pa. ed to different parts of the County carrying} =, . wT sa LT.-COL. IRVING, B. M. > , *n the Emperor William visits Queen AS 0 et ate, Sires Peelee , rs) :

with them new forms to be signed to take Victoria at Osborne Inle of Wight, he will find C APT. CROC KET t. REND, ' = : We always keep a large stock of Raspberry and Lemon the place of the forms to which Tue Ex- “ the eer ane opens ie Aare Ene LIEU. oe eh eee r Hey Sy rups on hand, which we can recommend as eq tu any

tourke azoantie m Tue > avening rive near the flag towel, amagnificent myrtle, dias «ee Benn . ® . ; ‘ . _ ual . /~ . \MINER — one ption - oo ae which cannot fail to arrest his attention, as LIETT.-COL, eee tee > in the market.

We are glad to note that this attem © | this great shrub was otiginally a sprig from a i wer. |

remove voters’ names from the list in an| his mother's wedding boquet. MAJOR G. L. gage LD | = Nu 9 Co ionex y:

. . * - a . >, - os , e “4 anti-British manner has failed. But the , ts nfecti &e

: , : : 31—dy pat tl dte wk t li a ° ' : : eS eee a ye Filberts, Walnuts, Brazils and Almonds, fresh and. good ;

men who have attempted this game requir:

to be closely watched in the future.. I don’t believe in repairing our streets hy : The Patriot says that it has the ‘* assur putting sods on them. L +

; a .| I don’t believe in any one man or firm try- ance. both from Mr. Davies; aud some of King and Queen of Dantists, - |

Mixtures, Gum Drops, Ch colate Goods, Oream_i aramel-, Ke. always in stoek, Wholesale and Retail. ~~ ~ ~~~ me & oh

BEER & GOFF,

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ing to monopolize all the business in a com- his leading supporters, that applications to | munity. Those who do so are apt to burn

- + } re > & remove names have net been made, except their finger

, hice patterns

Grey, Print and White Cottons, Seersuckers an

‘ . . > : : . ‘“h? ‘ . a ce OW el I don't believe our public schools are up to ’ HO have recently arrived: in this city, ‘ Ch’town, Aug ?, 1889--oaw & wky Queen & King Square Stores. eases beyond any doubt. e are 8Orry | the times : : > : J] the times. are meeting with unparalleled success. - oie = te have to “give this statement a square I don't believe in keeping the same men on} The Doctor advertises to ' mifradictlion. Some of the men objected our schoo! boa’ d year a ter year. ; eer”

ba . i don’t believe that the basement of West | Extract Teeth Free of Charge and. at Grit wire-pullers have good Kent Street School is tit to have either teacher Without Pain,

jualifications in the polling district in which | or children confined in for five hours a day. It is on a Jevel with Government Pond, and no | and a!l people with swollen jaws and, aching |’ + doubt receives a portion of its dampness from | faces should avail themselves of Dr. Ashley's

s and Checks, etc., a large assortment and pr

they are reyistered.

~All widths

CORSETS!

on ’ : ? ! there. generosity, His wife is alao an adept at the The Spithead Review. I don't believe in keeping Government | basiness, and takes up the forceps when he Pond empty in order to keepit pure. — More | gets tired. } ~ fue mobilization of the British Home| gnon The Doctor will be at the Osborne House Squadrous, and tine mspection ra review CRANK. for one week or longer, commeacing Aug. Ist. ; by the German Emperor, was the great . The Doctor wiil r ve CANCERS an W h y al L § i s 1e Docto iil remove CANCERS and e ave av arge toe *

event of to-day. fin subsequent weeks TUMORS at his Office, free of charge. . prolonged series of manceavres will take LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. OFFICE HOURS 9a. m to ox ni, place in which Vice-Admiral Baird, and —_- Do not fail to pay him a visit. ~ tear-Admirals D'Arcy Irvine, Sir G. Ty- A Correction. - + dughs

ron, and R. E. Tracey will each command ~—-

STANLEY BROTHERS

in the Best Makes, including the Celebrated

squadrons, the two former representing the Sir, —There are afew typographical errors THE GRE Ay EVENT 7 sttacking enemy and the others the British|in my letter in your issue of yesterday. 4 4 Bit Es

clefence. .

Lord George Hamilton told the Consti- tuiional Club the other day that the Em- peror William would see at Spithead the most powerful fleet ever assembled, and that every ship in it would be ready for service at a moment’s notice. From fif- teen to twenty new veasels which were not in last year’s show are in. this one, among

By the insertion of the word ‘ majority ” instead of ‘‘ minority,” | am made to say in effect that a majority of the voters of the city are responsible for perpetuating the Scott Act nuisance, whereas that worth- legs Act is continued in force as the result of a vote cast by a minority of the qualified electors. | concede, however, that.a share” of responsibility for the present: deplorable

Lyceum Theatre, “pyro WIGHTS ONLY, *

RURNHAM & PHILLIPS’

s and Checks, Lace Stripe

-EMBROIDERIES

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Da ipe

Thursday and-Friday, Aug, 1 and 2. |

D. & A. CORSETS.

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PERKINS & STERNS.

d ‘Lawn ‘Str

EMBROIDERIES Silk and Alpaca|Umbrellas.

EXCEPTIONALLY

them wine armorciads and several fast un- cvndition of the liquor traffic inour midst

sour euiom OF thee nencreratbo|mux be shouldered “ty an spethet«| OF San Francisco 26 : A

vt 10, 60g tons Gteplesduiine. wad tis Eistonet aaa ae 95 MINSTRELS 25 2 BARGAINS IN

9,700 They are barbette vessels, having A Protest. ‘= “ es 5 A

La hae. over, ich gies then a St_The eahiion made bs drunken | BE | ¢ Evie Cottons, "Gagne trae eae and = 6-inch guns, They wae rey Soares net meena Hake. 9 yea ae eee 95 val s Silk Gloves, Ribbons, Laces,

rere 35,600,000 to $8700.00. cach ‘Thon {and Taylor, who, were present, but refused Piet: ite al z Bath Towels, Bathing Drawers, ctce,, ete, Se a tae aed laa ieendeaniie Giutmance. Flee it come Lo. thia | asthe, <irestest :ComBination chasers Sele | ~ Summer Millinery cut away down.

horse power, producing 18 khots speed;|that our policemen are the masters of the hereto in St. John during the week of the 5 : > J a aa's - Jarnival. © ’ but some of them have exceeded the power | Situation ? The Stipendiary should look |. “pRycxs- 25. 35 and ‘50 cents.

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DRY GOODS OF ALL KINDS CHEAP. |

2a eeeewn, aly 2: 10—t oe epi ae

12 | , CARVELL BROS, CALEDONIAN CLUB AVE arranged to receive imto

Stock daily, Fresh Biseuit © ‘The Annual Scottish Gathering

and have reached 19 knots. They carry into the matter, jy29—-dy ai two 9 2-inch and ten’6-inch guns each.’ Decency. Bie

The big Benbow, with its formidable bat-| ¥gust-2nd, 1889. tery of two 110-ton and ten 7-inch gun, is net to be at? Spithead this year; but the

5 Rodney, of the same class, and « sister ship ness are many and serious; but the use of

® of the Howe, will again be there, so will an- con 'in "Apeve abla hduibe, te Lee ' . meen ara beeen ae ‘na W Te os has a mild but effective aperient, inated to oy ON ons, OTse Wer, an ‘tall others, especially for f s knots ; the Collingwood, of 9,150 tons and P y for Saenily woe.

16 Knots, with her four 44-ton guns; the

GOODS. AT

Tue evils resulting from habitual costive-

7 Charlottetown Markets. renowned Inflexible, the heaviest British sinnoatsen

ironclad yet in commission, of 11,880 tons, The market-to<day was Yiot a large one,

args armor two feet me = water | and there was little change in prices. We British. Military & Naval Operations

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s, in Cream, Fancy Colors and Black.

ilk Gloves, Lisle Gloves and Lace Mitts.

SEASONABLE

WHITE GOODS, in Victoria and Bishop's Lawns, Mulls,

uid carrying guns. | quote : : 7 ail kinds and Ship’s Bread, and : lhe imperia! guest also saw _ the/| Beef li b $0.07 to 0.12 . ana WILL BE HELD AT THE E Hercules, of 8,680 tons; the Devastation, Beef wr tb ioe 0.09 ON A GIGANTIC SCALP, DM Z will supply the trade to very ont tae +4 sys = vf 9,330, and carrying four 35-ton guns ;| Beets ....., ..... Levees csvse G03 to 0.00 r — ~ om a<t advantage in Boxes and Barrels. ‘New Driving Park and Exhibition 4 the Neptune, of about the same displace- Butter, fresh, per ib,..... ede 0.17 to 0.18 AU GUS ” ro 10, 1889. Me; eS Seda Biscuil, ment and armainent; the Conqueror, of Butter, tub, per Ib...... ee a (.14 to 0.17 m; ; . me ws Grounds, Charlottetown, 6,200 tonsa, 15 knots speed, and two 43-ton tae OOF Ui snannde eon ccheore ub ke Oa < oe Lk a tree a - bs jon a. Wine Biscuit, suns, besides nearly a score of othe Jabbage, per doz...... seeetees : -50)y HE Bombardment of Halifax by Her ; oO Biscuit ON THURS 1G. 15th “ i chibe : t sd highest tat: neve huge Carrots, per bush....---.-+--- . 0,40 to 0.00 ] Majesty’s Warships and the alee by mo — “e jON 1 HU RSDAY, AUG. : . \s interesting as any in their way will be CAleRens. |... +s athe ERIC ana immense Land Forees will be a Spectacular oo Sager Biscut, zs some of the new ahd swift unarmored eed —_ ~— quart aaa Te Exciting Representation of Actual War- a & Family Pilot. For further particulars as to Prizes, travel- caitlin: git ei celta UO ated, Jurrants, Black, owes UAN . are. é ing arrangements from all points by Railways a = a “aad . of ov ae knots, be- Currants, Red, per quart...... 0.07 to 0.08 ‘Lise Review of British Soldiers, Men-of-War ie E Boston Pilot, pen. oe deod at cached Seat aa sce pro- ~ ptt gir 13 ree ike the Iris and Ducks, per pair.....---- ates 0.00 to 0.00 | and Local Militia will be ona scale equal to Hard and Seft Biscuit, gramme, Morcary, oO nots, and the Inconsist- Eggs, per doz.....52+- beers 0.13 to 0.14 anything of the kind to be witnessed in ao JAMES D. IRVING, an ane Anethusa. Among the last gun- Flour, per CWE. 06... e eee e eens 2.50 to 0.00 European Countries. rs + &e., &¢e.. ae. President. boats are the Serpent, Mohawk, and | Fowl..-.-.+.«+-+-++esrerssees 0.55 to 0.60} "The Professional and Amateur Regattas and a & -_ J BEL larter, of about 17 knots speel. There | Ueese.---»- paar ee? eee yen 0.00 to 0.00} Athletic Sports will have coinpetitors from all 2 ee ona will be torpedo ¢ L ' - (Jooseberries EE Em Meng 0.09 to 0.12 a = — 3 senpenrens torpedo gunboats, too, which go 18 aS parts of the country. ; ’ c eee 3 knots, and one, the Sharpshooter, which is Ham, per ees ate Pere sas 4 0.15 to 0.16 The Military Tournament presents Novel : S & Ss ieee. why ——— credited with a maximum speed of 21 knots. aoe oe a ead ite be. oa Ss ry Exhibitions to be seen in only one other place S oe : or : Forty toepedo.boste: aunt contey seae — ~ MINE 1A ee. 0.00 to 0.25 in the world—at the Royal Agricultural Hall, a Ch’town, July 19, 1889— pat 2w (tu fri) \ ¢ lp small craft, together with a f | aan alll Lamb, Pett. on. i170 ++ -rswsiews 0.07 to 0.16 | Laniton, Eng., ouce’a year. i oa ental eee Or'woo arth or Na : i Siok aeeiheiaeh tn” pa rent fe. Sores © geod sqdk in RRR thet e weees 0.14 to 0.10] “fhe Kiremneh’s Tourhament will be- partici: | 5 = NIT TT ’ 7 * le 5 tot : ie war vessels of various classes | Lettuce per emey ae er 0.05 to 0.00 pated in by fire laddlies from all Giter thei ~ a 2 FOUR URE, MA RA S ' Re, cya - = wake up the array, Mackerel (each). .......50....:° 0.07 to @Q84. - bt bd ead ‘ open , a ry . Young Emperor William will, no doubt, } Mutton, per lb....... otenctis 0.09 to 0.10 (Soantrg The oe eee i: unt x 5 4 — W : have observed that his British cousins have Oats (black) per bush.......... 0.32 to 0.33.) form, with theit own ninsic:’will be - eal i fs s Sn “ Te SORIUE BY AUSTIO ’ ‘. a sea force yathered- around their islands ety POT CWE... oe vee ewes 2.35 to 2.40 feature of the Carnival : anes 2 ps = ; as OE ee quite as remarkable as the land battalions | *'6% pet palr.......--.---. ea 4.00 to6 00). The Torchlight ‘Parade of “Firemen, Trades, > * i - + 7 he is able to muster for the edification of | Pork, small.....-.°...../..... U.12 to 0.15] Manufactures, Societies, S ing Chi tes a = A Lar @ Co : t : or gate : , i ; Sporting Clubs, etc., list nimnen shiti ve ¢ reagy in his autumn manceuvres. aa ia mae: ‘ges a nen will be the most extensive affair of the kind 2 me s s ’ Thursday, Oct. grad (Exhibition Day), 7 — be | —. - need mt the Raspberries per quart. ........ 0.10 to. 0.11 ees in Canada. ‘i : : oo ——OF-— : ‘CLOCK, A. M. ceign stations, and when, at some future | Radishes. per bunch } e Band Tournament will be taken part in FeZ > AT 10 O'CL , , Spithead review, the four great battle] Rhubarb, and Reet oes Se 0 0.2000 S:0P by Musical organizations, visiting and local. aa ~“ W } yi i ships, Victoria, Sans Pareil, Nile and Traf- eer Bo gage Hs jon ad Re 0.00 The Iilumination of the Harbor, Ships of ser B ‘4 Tle ptagenty af "the Bs men a ie ren algar, appear, the-fightinng: power of the |@trawburries peraoert.2 0 1.00 to 2.00) War, Mercantile, Marine and Surrounding | = 55 ated in Charlottetown Royalty, 2) miles from vs ar, Strawberries perquart......... 0.17 to 0.20] Gountryvs with th fat aa RO 2 za —CO NSISTING OF— the city, on the St. Peter’s Road, and cousist- fleet will be palably strengthened. Sheep pelts Jountrys with the procession of Brilliantly |. re 2 a Ss ; teat ‘arm Buildi ud ; ee Dates wi eee 0.00 to 0400 Lighted’ Boats, will be of vast extent and un- S os » Plush. B mn ; ‘ ing of Dwelling House, Farm Bui tims a : aiaietisidet te pecsteaian” InglEmbae cession 2p to 0-21 | equalled grandeur. ~~ - : ac LL setiee Webeet sad: tuts Bedyoree Renee dt ee tr. ath orhte bt cutttVasion — i pogre E TROY... keel cect eee 5 75 : : _ . m Suites, «-l watered, under a 8 as . : f possible ? And is it possible that the faet yt Per petinds S54 i's cee. ~_-+ 9.03 to 0.07 ee teekce eon jo: a abinoney = =x ‘Ss = Hall Stands, Tables, ete., etc. "The Devellion and Faim Buildings will be f the N. Ps still aff'eting thie cosures, | = puialicaiecaaas 0.00 to 0-00 | Bands and Elaborate Pyrotechnic Displays, |. PAS 2 | Atso—Hair and Flock Mattrasses roped yndaek on Ss aaa ane . ‘cub 18 country, iP Pee ee oa will be prominent attractions amon vening = . Z| ’ the land as may anneianey til 7 — a ouvht now according to the soaenieaiaes re oS ao This is a very choice lot of Furniture Terms and conditions on day of sale. wriot > > . ’ © me . % ‘ nw . oo ’ - 2 utterly ruined. ‘The admis. 0 N HOUSE The Chinese Lantern Bicycle Parade, by wm S s Gt | Come early and select from this large stock, ° GEO. J. WRIGHT. ion of the Patriot will, no doubt, be care- ' g | local and toreign wheelmen, will be a striking one “> : fully noted by its readers. BMALIFAX, WN. Ss. novelty. . ; 4 ” of 2 S GEORGE M. HARRIS, _ aug2—2aw wky tise aad -The Brantford Telegram says that the rerterar sail a aa es . Ye eeu . Oo & = R 129 Queen Street, " orTrou WL © : c a j «all ‘ aaa «(may now be spoken of as an| Boarding and Day School. for Canadian protceciiuad peteutriaien: ee CLs ~ se hn aaa | Partner Vy anted. . _ Young Gentlemen. Among the other features of Carnival Week | _ . am 2 5 D i ° pt : santana Tenediyy Saga Ba aL whe oma are Horm “Race, ase Ball, Tournament, DA 2 | Desirable Residence. |. ovcvncy wane « partner with s port that the law officers of the Crown had eRADPOe yng ny MR. H. M. | sions and Yucht io venre ees =. = > — smal! capital, who has had experience in given an opinion on the’ Jesuits’ estat >». A, to give notice For’ on ; : : a... > Pa : | business. Must come recommended, question, the Ottawa correspondent of ibe — — — ada Sept. 8th. une a Q 2 * 3 J ee eee Apply peel or by letter before August : , pared or Arm :. , oi Pia: ett : . * we aloe -? ee that the government knows no- minary Lam pod Madiont Lieeknehoes = W. C, BISHOP, Secretary 3 S 5 Light belonging to the ones So iste. 0. B. WADMAN. > tl , othe . ee > ° cs a Company. Possession immed y. : " ee jy20 Halifax, N, 3. AQ > hgely oh Gan Ocemgany’s Olkee. jy30 | Crapand, July 30, 1889—2w dy why