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-7i Bret re lievea, then g cure, * nat , de, iy entirely § dae mation of the ei:ion and dyspepsia. > —__--_—

pro Dsata Rare New York last week 2 1.005 deaths, a death rate of 31.C8. piserbewal diseases carried off 234, 70 were ojence, 37 of the latter being by sun-

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CoxcerT.-A concert in connection with CONCERT.

» Sabbath School will be held in the sam at Vernon River North, on Wed oestay, Aug. 26,atS pm. Silver collecticn

of school fauds.—By order of Com.

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ja aid feow HALIFAX -The ateamer Fastnet, Captain Crewes, arrived from Halifax yester- jay forenoon at eleven o clock, with the usual seperal cargo and four passengers. She will oi on return this afternoun at four o'clock.

we Best Yet.—James Yeo, Es of THE : 1s

Green Park, Port Hill, informs us that he bad wheat cut list Thursday. He says he

hat this year surpasses them all —Farates. ~~

No, 2, G. A.—No. 2,

g: the Drili Shed

rangements for the ner? Myers. T

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G. A., will meet yeping to make ar- tuneral of the !at« e funeral will tak. rrow morgue, trom his port.

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late reaidepce to Soutl

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Erwortu Leacce.—-Remember ths public

mecting Friday evening in the First Methodist

Church. Reports will he given by the dele-

gatet to the Yarmouth C E convention. Rev.

Prot. Anerews will address the meeting. <A

god masical programme has been arranged. eis

A Bic Catr.—E. A. Plummer, of Water-

ville, Carleton Co., his a pure Holatein

heifer calf (from his two year-old heifer which he parchiced in Ontario), which meatured on the 4 h inst. as followa: Girt,

4it. 5tim., length Sft., height Sit. llin.,

dropped March 19th.—Moncton Times. |

A Fatse Atarm.—Shertly after twelve

delek last midnight, some person who was evilently hard up tor something in the way of amusement, sent in an alarm of fire from the box at the corner of King and Hills borongh Street*. ‘Lhe fire bell was promptiy suide’, bui the fire could not be found. sats cle

Eanty Baxitey.—A sample of this years larey, grown at South Shore, was “forwarded t Messrs. Morria d- Hyun ‘man, brewers, a few daya ago, and purchased by them. They have also engaged with the sender of the umple to forward them a large quantity fo barley to be delivered this week.

firemen Excurston.—The firemen’s excursion in the St. Lawrence last night wa avery pleasant affsir. There was a lage attendance. The weather was de- lgitful. Galbraith’s Band and the Citiz- es (colored) Band furnished good music dung the evening. (Civood music was also pomied fur dancing. The steamer re- timed to the wharf about half-past eleven.

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A Powter on Ancesrry.—The Rev. Fink Plunk says:—‘‘ De man dat takes great pride in his ancestors, deah bredden, an’ expecks people tohonor him on dat account makes a great big mistake. Many a man caused de greates’ amusement to de rest ob the worl’ yd de way in which he rattles round in de woes of a dead father or grandfather who wuz ome oo de great men ob h s day, bat who touk ail his abilities wif him wen he set sail for de go'den shore,”

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Usituary.—We see by the Moniteur Acudion that the Rev. Father Joseph \uevsilon, at one time pastor of Miscouche arith in this diocese, died at Pittsfield, Miass.;on the 6th inst, The rev. gentle- maa spent many years on the mission, and ‘o his zeal many a flourighing parish owes pe ustitutions. Whilst at Miscouche “ather Quevillon built and endowed the beautiful convent which is still the pride of the parish.

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Tat Tvrr.—There will be a series of is on the Georgetown Driving Park on the afternoon of Exhibition Day, Oct. Ist.

‘@ programme will consist of a three- minute class, purse, $40; a 2.45 race, purse

; and @ four-year-old race, purse $39. - Association wil! give $25 to the horse ak makes (1) the best time at the race

(4) beats the track record of 2 38. , *¥esday was the opening day of Hamp- dea Park Associati yn, Springtic!?, Mess the 2 24 race for a purse of $1,000, divia-

£3 se oie & N. T. H. won; best time 2 214; the no» pacing, purse $1,000, divided, b 8

Grant’ ’ , oe Abdallsh won; best time 2.17. The Val trot, purse, $1,000, divided, b g Jean M)can won; best time 2.20.

-_ SoclaL Festivities —The ball given by vel nanee the Lieut.-Governor and Mrs Car- of the Gr »vernment House last night, was one om moat brilliant and enjoyable that has C'clock place for years. Danciag began at 9 Amat oe was kept up merrily uatil the avenue leat: The trees on each side of the an sading to Government House were of thes oe a, Udinese lanterna, and the beauty ing . +e ight night made outside promen- Ruegig a easure which very many of the The agerly availed themselves of. Maleo} — party at the residence of houn m McLeod, Esq . yesterday aiter- a oo delightful affair. There were de one hundred ladies and gentlemen “een . A pavilion was erected on the foes ‘or dancing. Choice music was shed by Galoraith’s Band. Sha ajor Howes, of Boston, gives a ball at wu8#'s Hotel, Brackley Beach, this even- "hea will bea hop on board H. M. 8. tty? to-morrow (Friday) afternvon fro m 7 o'clock,

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DAILY EXAM.

Oo ene te A tee

EXAMINER,

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_ THURSDAY, A

Salle Bethe nd

AUGUST 20. 1891.

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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

SPECIAL Desvatones to Tas EXaMIner

DOMINION PARLIAMENT

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House of Commons.

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WARRANT FOR QUEBEC WEST.

Annanias Cameron Again,

Orrawa, Aug. 19. In the House yesterday the Speaker report-

her Items eal and (Othe NS. paca ae N attery, G. A., will get ° + et the tea at Kingston,on Monday forget thie ) I . "* } , \y : gt fue day , £ * eo rhore will be a special meeting of ( . Council on Monday evening next the 4°? = . The Citizens’ (colored) Band ergy At. . . af ay on (Queen Square to-night, begin- | al pat 8.0 GLOSS uns - ox.—sale of furniture at the new \ Hou » to-morrow at Il o’clock.— po re . pover™ \ tionee i i] Nort : NX { Au ioneers » © = . Court. —This n ning, & man for De battery was fined $5 or 20 days, a ast gage Was AGjoUrNes One Week, and a | a; was remacded for eight days, } seusib

Fhomes MeGreevy’s member, and had issued a | wariant for the issue of a writ fo: election.

| Several members objected to the Speaker's , course, as McGreevy’s seat being coatested,he {could not resign. The Speaker said he had no option uuder law.

Sir John Thompson said the matter would be enquired into and the provisions of the law obeyed. Ananias Cameron made charges against Cochrane, member for East Northumberland, that he had received money in consideration of recommending certain persons to offices. The charges will be considered to-day,

Sir Richard Cartwright tabled a motion regarding procedure before the Public Ac- counts Committee.

Sir John Thompson accepted the motion, and demanded that there should be no fish- ing for evidence in committee, and that charges against Ministers should be made in the House.

The motion carried.

More revelations regarding Mercier’s boodling are expected to-day.

|resignation as a

THEQUEBECSTEAL

> Mercier Got the Money,

Wanted False Entries Made.

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Orrawa, Aug. 20.

In the Senate Railway Committee yes- terday it was proved that Mercier, before leaving for Europe, had borrowed five thousand dollars from the bank, which was afterwards paid out ef the hundred thousand | duliars steal, and that another five thousand was remitted to him to Paris.

Evidence traced directly through the bank books the application of the whole hundred thousand dollars showed to have been paid in first to Pacaud’s credit and then checked out by bim to retire pro- missory notes on which Mercier, Tarte, Senator Pelletier and Charles Langelier, invariably appeared as endorsers. A pro- misory note of Tarte’s was also taken up.

Mr. Webb, local agent of the Union Bank, tesfied that Pacaud had proposed to him to make a certain set of entries regarding the steal which would not have truly represented the transactions. He wanted bogus entries made in the bank’s books, but was refused.

PUBLIG ACGOUNTS ENQUIRY.

Another Grit

in Trouble.

MORE OFFICIALS DEALT WITH.

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Orrawa, Aug. 20.

In the public accounts committee, Bron- skill, superintendent of stationery, admit- tea receiving presents of money from paper manufacturers from whom he purchased paper. Bronskil] fis a notorious grit, hay- ing been on the Free Press staff here. He was a mest over-bearing, insolent fellow, and was very impertinent before the com- mittee. He was promptly dismissed.

Yesterday afternoon Johnson, manager of the Toronto type foundry, denied having paid Senecal, Superintendent of the Printing Co., sums on purchase, but had oceasionaily Jent him money, as a friend, when he was hard up. Senecal was immediately suspended. f

Arnoldi has been dismissed from the service.

THE TARTE-McGREEVY CASE

Sir Hector's Second Statement.

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He Contradicts Starrs’ Evi- dence.

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Orrawa, Aug. 20.

In the Tarte-McGreevy committee Edgar was asked if be had searched for the letter written him by Capt. Larkin, remonstrating against the — . the Globe regarding

e Esquimault dock. nia said that sickness had prevented him, but as he did not keep suca letters,

d ne hope of finding it. _ ~~ Sieaioe aie to be permitted to make a statement re Starrs’ teatimony. He con- tradicted it flaciy, nil produced documen- tary evidence to show that a. — astray and that the conversation allege

covld not have taken place. THE SLI? WIDENING AN ACTION AGAINST THE GLOBE.

Orrawa, Aug. 20.

The split between the one and the ‘its c to widen. Quebec grits continues fe . a rorney-Geusced Robidoux has taken an

action for libel against the rot fm and L'Electeur, Pacaud'’s paper, threate

terrible calamities.

Two dwelling morrow, at 12 oc bargain in real estate. —

tioneer.

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brs houses and lot at auction

sesh Good chance to get *% C. I. Morrison, Auc-

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Fishery Bulletin.

(Fisheries Intelligence Bureau Report.)

HALIFAX, Aug. 20 —Quebec fair ut Long Point, Sheldrake, Moise Grand River and Newport Point. : Poor at Perce and none at all at Seven Islands Launce very good at Long Point and Seven Islands. Good at Sheldrake and Moise Herring fair at Newport Point.

New Brunswick—Codfishing still report- ed very good off Miscou. Qn the orth Lake herring, mackerel and sardines good At Campobello cod, haddock and halibut fair. At Magdalen Islands mackerel fish- ing very good and cod good.

PE Is:and— Mackerel still taking hooks freely st Kildare and Alberton. Hake pentful at Malpeque and Georgetown Cod fair at Malpeque.

Cape Breton—Fisheries very dull all over = es “e quintal of cod per beat at soulsburg, and aow ‘el taking ee 1e mackerel taking hooks

Nova Scotia—Shere codfishing good, and mackerel fair at Lunenburg. Mackere! school- ing and taking hooks freely. Uobsver bait at Pubnico Harbor. Hake, haddock, cod, her. ring and mackerel fair at Digby. Cod tieshing fair all last week at Cape Fiect. Bait equid fair at Grand River and Newport Poiut, Que and very plentiful off Miscou. smail quantity of inackerel and herring bait in traps at Pubnico and Johns Island, NS

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PRINTs and ginghams selling for fi yardat JB Macdonald's. vee

Remember the sale of two dwelling houses

on Upper Queen Street, to-morrow, at twelve o'clock,

A Lot of odd coats, pants and vests at price at J B Macdonalt’s, Py

New hat and bonnet frames, new black

straw hats, latest fall sha j B Macdonald's, i ee

FURNITURE.

Extensive Sale. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2ist,

AT ll O’CLOOK,

At Revere House, Near Prince of Wales College.

Y instructions from Mrs. Marphy, we will

sell at her residence (The New Revere

House, near Prince of Wales College,) on FRIDAY NEXT, at 11 o'clock :—

All the Furniture of this comfortable and newly-furnished Hotel, including Drawing Room and Dining Room Furniture, Walnut and other Bedroom Suites and Bedding, Ex. tension Tables, Chairs, Rockers, Carpets, ete. ; Marble Top Cabinet Book Case aad Oil Paint- ings; 1 Carriage, Sleigh and Robes, Kitchen Utensils, Refrigerator, Stoves, etc., all nearly new and in good order,

Terms—Over $50, three months’ approved

credit, E. H. NORTON & CO.,

augl8 Auctioneers.

HORSES--15--HORSES

\ ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—15 good, stylish Carriage Horses. Must heave good long necks, with plenty kuee action. No speed whatever wanted. Siz: from tifteen to sixteen hands, and age frum four to seven. Will be at Charlottetown on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday; Summerside on Wednesday and Thursday. Inquire at Hote! Davies. HONORE F. LAINE, Oc W. 8S. McKIE.

augl7—4i .00 and $100' PER SET. irst-class material snd workmanship. Teeth filled

TEETH sti ist 3

J. P. MURRAY, Queen Street. 2m eod&wané

HOUSES AND LOT AT AUCTION.

WILL, under instructions from Mr. James Trainor, sell by Auction, on FRIDAY, the 2st inst., at 12 o'clock, noon :—

His Two Dwelling Houses and Lot situated on Upper Queen Street. These Houses-are in good coudition, and will be sold separately or otherwise to suit purchasers,

Terms at sale.

CHAS. I, MORRISON, Auctioneer,

FOUND &e

WANTS, LOST,

Sweet et

UND.—A plan ef part of Charlottetown. Apvly at this office. aug20

rowboat about 12 feet keel. Owner may

eet ee up inside the harbor, a small have the same by paying expenses. Apply at

this office. 3i pd—aug20 NTED.—A general servant in @ small Wa ramiiy. Apply at this office. tf—ang20

-OUNG LADY from England, who has been ron ly trained for music teacher for the piano-forte, and who holds certificate of — from South Kensington London, desires pupils. Is very patient with children. Address ey Office of this parer. dw pd—aug

OST —On Thursday last. & gray and brown laid woolen shawl, between Winter peed vehead, tape marke: “ Flora Macdonald. jeave game at Mrs. Kennedy's, and receive rewerd, and

2i—aug20

and i Finder wil) please Hillsborough square, ce oblige Mrs. Margaret Brenan...

3T.—Betweern Hillsborough and Upper Ll? Prince Streete. on Sunday iast, a gold ear- ring. Finder will be rewarded on leaving — at this office. li pd—aug2 E

a family of light work tf—aug 18

AN {ED.—A general servaat in \ three. Every convenience ,

good wages. Apply at this office.

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ANTED.—A clerk in a general store. & Wats t- 18 years of age. One who bas had Good reference requires. Ap-

some exrerience. —avg's

ply to PEAKE Bros. & C9.

7. of or sale IAPIES.—A few more canaries for sa ‘e ag ne to Mrs. H, » W ADMANs apres Street. 9% ie eT ai) —A renural Servant, Apnoly a once W “to Mrs. F. PaRKER CakVELL, Pownal St augéi—tt aa tat ANTED.— A good Cook, _Apply to MRS. W CHARLEs L&IGH, Fitacoy Street. july23—tt oo L"=T.—The new Dwelling House 7. a north pide Gaon, paaeey, twenty rooms, exclusive 0 try, Frost-proof cellar; good pabine. possession given. Apply to Cap Doyle or Mrs. Doyle.

OST.—In this city, on Sunday evening. a red

and Shop

containing closets, etc Immediate in Andrew tf—augl8

ining soma loose ¢ d re on arse concife Finder will kindly leave same at ire EXAMIUNBR Office. augl

Tremendous Clothing Sale NOW GOING ON,

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PRUWSE BROS. STOR

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

The Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock of Cloth- ing ever shown to the People of P. E. Island.

Don’t be led astray by bogus advertisements, because we can sell cheaper than most of our competitors can buy. Come and see.

PROW SH BROTHERS,

Charlottetown, July 30, 1891—-eod & wky

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

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NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!

We will Open on ist of September

———_WITH A FIRST-CLASS STOCH of —

STAPLE ~ AND ~ FANGY + Dit ~ GOODS,

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THN STREET,

STAMPER’S CORNER.

186 QU.

THREE DOORS FROM

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Cc. J. PATTON, late of Charlottetown Woolen Co, Charlottetown, August 4, 1891—eod & wky

ods.

make the fol-

Ladies

Having a Large Stock of Fine-All-wool Light Dress Materials, we will lowing Reduction in Price to make a speedy Clearance -—

Fine All-woo! Dress Goods, . . - - 24c, now Ié6e

regular price 66

Fine All-weol Dress Goods, . . . . ° i ae ms =

Fine All-wool Dress Goods, . . - . . r 7 ~ ss -

Fine All-wool Dress Goods, . ; ; . ‘ “6 15¢, “ 30¢ ; . : : ‘

Fine All-woo! Dress Goods, .

fuadies should see these Goods. offered in this City for some time.

decidedly the best Bargains that have been

J. B. MACDONALD.

They are

DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE

THE PEOPLE’S FRIEND.

——_(x)——-— ; Every Day the People are Saving Money by buying their Boots and Shoes from Charlottetown, June 17, 1891. sd a

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Books for the Holidays

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es Nat ne , sially salected for tha Holils7 S2asoa ave got : tock of NEW BOOKS (48 well as the old Standard Works), sp2cisly ale » bess 2 priest nada ea Jutending Stu lents of the aga phe C — sh pula scoure their Boks ono) PLIES ioe

7 Oh: mM i he BAZAAR STORE. all bafore purchasing elsewhere. = + 45 place in Charlottetown to buy them is at t cErs 1: HAMMOCKS very low. ap. ot of LAWN TENNIS NETS ant RACKEDLS to sel at cost. pit angie LRORS 72 Oe a of WINDOW BLINDS, PICfURES, CURTAIN POLES, BRITISH PLATE MIRRORS,

etc., etc., was never larger. ; 3 % a 3. MEMO3, PENS, INK. WUCIL AGS. ee. i N STATIONERY, BLANK BOUSS, : A splendid ED TO ORDER. Sn nemenabens of all kinds kept in stock. Preserve Covers, 15c. per hundred.

PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER. BAZA AR STORE.

FANCY CROCKERY,

Charlottetown, July 20, 1891—ecd & wky