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Cxaminer.

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Misceliancous. “Meanier Arrangements.

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BOOTS & SHOES! | Prince Edward Island

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$)/) CASES BOOTS & SHOES recetved | QY TY i \ K My &V ny steamer from Montreal, for Sale| kO m4 A 4 it e

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SIMON W. CRABBE,

« Sign of the Stove,” 109 Queen St | SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

Ch'town. June 27—taw fow

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i .% Nova- Scotia.

at : te hoya for Pictou every ? FENAKE Warning by the Recent i ires and MoONDsy, Wkpxnespay, Tuurspay, & ‘ . . . r 24> oY me. 1nO at «} ok . buy a reliable SAFE. Four of SATURDAY mo Hings, at 5 o'clo¢ RK, ¢ ou- . hecling there at lO alu, with train for

can obtain Return Tickets at Charlotte- town Office to Pictou and back same £1.00 each.

RD WARDS CRDEBRATED SAPES) — vicesc pasties ot twenty and opwards

ean be inspected at my Wareroom, No. 11 | and. Queen Street. day

Other sizes ordered if required, i Ou ee Returaing to Charlottetown.

B. BALDERSTON. Leave Pictou every Turspay, Wepnrspay, FRIDAY and SaTURDAY, about 2.30 p.m.

June 26—3ins.

fax.

CHEAP.

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CAPE BRETTON.

ve Picton for Hawkesbury every Mowx- pay and TuuUarspay, on arrival of 1s moruing train from Halifax, connecting (? 07 Basil ) rood both ways wilh stage and Steamer

e ¥ Neptune,” to and from Sydney and Bras d'Or Lake.

A) Baxes Pick’ss, $1.50 per dez, TO CLOSE A CONSIGNMENT.

CARVELL BROS.

Ch'town June 20, i877.

Returning to Pictou same nights, connect- ii.y With 10 a.m. Train TuxspDay and Fri- DAY for Halifax.

Mew Bezaswiek, Caaada aad United States,

Leaves SUMMERSIDE every day (Sunday excepted) on arrival of morning train from i ae er : Charlottetown, connecting at Ssgprac C+ UD A ‘<C> With trains for each Of above named places

Kf and at St. John with Steamers of Inrmena

coe TIONAL Co. for PoRTLAND and Boston.

A NOTHER LOT, in bags. The cheapest | 4iso, leave Charlo*tetown for Summerside " and most powerful Fertilizer that can } eyery Monday morning, about 3 o'clock.

be used. Returning, leaves Surptac every day

| (Sundays excepted) On arrival of day train

(from Sr. Joux, for Summerside; connect

there, without delay, with train for Char-

‘lottetown. Also. jJeaves Summerside for

| Charlottetown every Saturday evening,;

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CARVELL BROS. Ch'town, Juae 28—pat lw

“Tak eae

7” HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR| Agents: Aumov & Maciwtosit. Ialtfax; /N

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; Noonan & Davies, Pictou; A Grant & Jo

' Hawkesbury’ HaNrrp Bros., St. John.

} F. W. HALEs. Cnaricttetewn, May 26, 1877.

Ezgs, Wool, and Sheepskins, —sAT—

J.D. CURRIB'S, = |

T 7 Cor. Prince and Grafton streets | } Gu‘town, June 27, 1877.—6in wdiicibcpetiilemitteaiiliiieaiaiceitiiieiiiaitiiadid ania ; ania _ 4 }

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BUY PTHRE BEST! JhUREKA CLOTIES RINGER. No thum’ |

acrews or cogs required. Warranted, 2° ‘Steamers Carroll and Worcester.

SIMON W CRABBE’S,

‘Sign of the Stove,” 109 Queen St. vp Pi + fcr ‘i *

Ch'town, June 27—taw f20 | PDOTH Steamers are fitted with new Boil- a oe ers, and their Passenger accomodation

iat ot Cubithit, | arranged for every convenience and com- Universal Exhibition. fort, and fitted up iu elegant style. — A Ee mm Ss , as low as by any other route. ; che . EGGS in boxes and barre!s handied with Intending Exhibitors will please | ine greatest care.

| SAVING TIME, only one business day usec in reaching Boston, by ieaving here

BOSTON,

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FREIGHT carried at moderate rates and

abply immediately —TO THE--

| Hal fax, and arriving 2t Boston Mondays i morning.

Hod. th Minister of Agriculture seve ¢tarnorrerows OTTAWA. Eivery ‘S“hursday,

For fPrinteu Forms of Applications, | punctually at 5 Q@-™.

General Regulations for Canadian Exhibj- | ae LEAVE BOS,,ON

tors, Classification, and any other ‘n- formation desired. A limited space only

Satur iay, unctually at noon.

being available, application should be made at once, and not later than the 15th JULY. next. No application can be received after date.

Eivery

Parks’ Cotton Yarns,

on et aera eneremmannat tts

€h’t own, June 7, 1877

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Ret cere ae aE ee eS

Steamer A WARDED the only Medal, given tor

COTTON YARNS of Canadian Mann- | HEATHER BELLE

wae Sumnier Arrangement. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. |

| yy ILL leave: Charlottetown for Orwelj Nos. 5’s to 10's,

every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY | evenings. _ Leave Orwell for Charlottetown every

| 7 o'clock. | Returning to Orwell same evening at 3) | O'clock.

Leave Charlottetown for Mount Stewar- | every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Morn-. ings at four o'clock.

Leave Mount Stewart for Charlottetown | at 7 oclock, returning to Mount Stewart} same evenings.

Twaving Charlottetown for Crapaud ‘every SATURDAY, weather and tide per- mitting; and every alternate SATURDAY | Will make a return trip.

‘ JOHN HUGHES, Agent. 8. John, N. B. 5 a ~ Chitown May 26, 1877..4m wkly

Warranted fall length aua weight. Stronger and better than any other Yarn

Cotion Carpet Warp. No. 12's 4 PLY IN art, CoLors.

Warranted fast.

WM. PARKS’ & SON,

on arrival of evening train from Hali-

about.6 o'clock, . wel

Saturcay Moraing and catching steamer at |

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Cabinet Making, ete. News of the. Wor.d i : Bens ie NET RSS 8G i ee ie a ee | GREAT BRITAIN.

Lonpon June 26 —Whe boiler « f Jiavens idile iron works, at ‘Pun-tsll exploded to- day. Bight Persons were kilied mda thirty wounded,

J i > Pe riopa «ce aril ney fo hlow tip)

the Suez Capal was } isecdl on suthentic in-

foruiation, The Khedive is taki g effvetis

measures ft pre vyej such an ntt nol ot lam!, wit Sea-polce are bceifiy orgwapiza uvder two English aft

During the Crimean cimpsign of one year anda huff oti ool mon were buried ia the district of faurida, which includes the Crimes. The Russians jost 170.000. the

total 324.500 were interred in the Crimean, including 210,000 in the neiguborhood ‘of * {Sebastopol Uhose killed in the battle

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mass i i beak ae ae Ee were but 35,005, and silowing an equal KING'S ROU ARE k KENT STRERT FURVITUR number for the lose; from wounds, 281-yU0 must have succumbed from disease. The

, deaths of the sick persons sent aw y fror Steam Cabinet Factory the seat of war were about 60.000 more

which makes the number of dead from the Crimean ¢:impziga aione over 410.000,

—aND-— been iustructed by his Goverament to re ceive applications for free passages from domestic {servants, farm laborers. carpen-

Ee 2 Te 9 Ee . Me et ters and others. Ships for the above pur: MA RK B U7 OHER pose will be engaged to sail both from Ply

mouth and the Clyde. Tag Bie Gux.—Her Krupp, of Essen W ISHES to intimate that he has now on oat ey oe gune for the Phil- hand « large assortment of Farnitore, erg e se us object, of course, of which he is prepared to offer, of the very a6 oa who eo oe ~ 5 te taal, best Styles, and at prices below anything it y The senias —— cone See oe sate eae be een oo Same quality) hinge this 3 a aaaneiteen — elsewhere in the Lower Provinces. ne — - boty it is to be sent to the Black sea for the

purpose of stopping the cxreer of some of the furkish ironsclads,

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Farlour Sets.

Bedroom Sets ; we " sels, Liberal Peer if she was not reluctant to

retire to Balmoral and leave the affaira of the nation in charge of “a gouty Premier like Lord Beaconsfield." “ No” answered Her Majesty, ‘‘ gout is not a disease of the intellect.” >

MNardrobes.

Patent, Wire Wovevo Mattress, ‘Patent Spring Bottoms, Side Boards, Cheffoniers, Escritiors and Book Cases, Sofas, Lounges _— .

Cots, Cradles and Cribs. Chairs of ovens SOUTH AMERICA.

description very cheap, both American and{| The Province ot Buenos Ayres has been bowe made, Brass Cornices of every| visited by a disastrous rain storm, which quatily and size. Cords, Tassels, Putman | lasted several weeks, flooding the pampas,

Patent Rollers and the American Spring | and doing incalculable damaye to the shee Rollers, Barth Closets, Refrigerators, Chil- | farms ee P

ashing Machines, Walnut Office Desk : . and Canterbury's Extending Dining} The shipment of petroleum to Syria has Tables, and every article required for gen-|in & great measure displaced the use of tie eral house furnishing. Looking Glasses or uative olive oil for illuminating purposes, all sizes. and resulted in the establishment of a new industry for the manufacture of white cas- tile soap from pure olive oil in Palestine Sach as Turning, Planiog, Straight and Jig | amidst the olive groves of Mount Carmel. Sawing, Fancy Turning, and every class of! Thence the sOap is exported to this coun< Screw Cutting, ia wood und metal. Fret- try in exchange for petroleum, bhts serving work of every Class. to establish intimate commercial! relations

pices call and nee ae Boing else-' between the two countries and foster a where wg y our Spring “ upp ies. noteworthy enterprise. ikaw Terms :—Cash or short credit on} P

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| guodpaper. CANADA. At Guelph Judge MeDonald sentenced i isnt Patrick McGinnis, for killing four horses

| on the 22nd of April last, by setting fire to }a strawstack on the premises of Peter Stewart. Puslinch, to three years in the Provincial Penitentiary.

The bodies of the four men, Murtha, Papineau, Sheehy, and Leclsire, who were drowned while bringing a drive of timber down the Gatineau works, near Chelsea, last week, have «ll been recovered and buried.

Over one hundred applications for post of Chief Messenger to the House of Com- mons has been made, | ‘here is now living in Centre Granville, N. 8., afamily of bro: hers by the name of Wade, four in number, whose united ages foot up to 341 years. Joseph 91, George 88, James 85, Job 77.

MONTREAL, June 26.—The Caxton cele-

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Undertaking.

Ch towa, May 30 1877.—Im> !

Sawing & Planing !

~ MOULDINGS OF ALL DESCRIP ‘ONS,

| | Doors & Sashes,

sazione in the Mechanics Halil. The at- tendance was large. Addresses were de- flivered by Mr. Dawson, Mr. Chauveaa, and Mr. Thomas White. The exhibition ts an exceedingly large and costly one, and }iacludes the Mazariy Bible, the oldest i specimen of typography extant, valued at

$25,000. x UNITED STATES. Burnep ALive.—At a fire at Rochester- ville, last night, a boy named Latreille was Gutters, Mantles, etc., 6tC,, | burned alive.” His mother and grand- mother were #0 badly burned that they man‘wfactnred CHEAPER than by} any‘other| are not expected to survive. establishment in the city, and | A boileron the tug-boat at Fall River, constantly on hand, | Mass., blew up yesterday, inetantly killing | the engineer snd deck hands.

Window & Door Frames,

All lumber v6 is Kiln-dried, and all work | In Kansas the corn crop has been killed is warran ved to give satisfaction. | by drought.

gPA “IL LEA, Grafton Street. [| California wheat crop is ahout one-third June 14 ,1877 ‘what it was iast year. 9 ® i

ie | Shanghai advices state that the famine in \ ‘the nortbern provinces still continues. SAL Ty, SALT, ‘The Goverament is absolutely paralyzed by politica! disorders and tbe calamities of

| tood and famine.

Further aszissinations by Mollie Maguires ‘are reported from Pennsyivania, and two of the witnesses against the recently executed

murderers have mysteriously disappeared,

. . z ‘ ? HaT Creek, Wyoming, June 26.—The Per Steamship {PrincelEdw ard, | Conch from caiuian Was stopped last ‘night by “ road agents” near Cheyenne triver. Five passengers were robbed of fabout $1,500. ‘The treasure-box was riv- {ected to the irou work ot the coach, and the ; xobbers, after working at it over an hour, | Jett without faucceeding ta opening or re- mowing it. 9

3.000 Bags Livery’! Salt

. _ TO ARRIVE

Due here 28th June. Will be sold low.

PEAKE BROS. & CO. @rariottetowon,June 1, 1877—w

Evglish, French and Turks 156,000; end | there were 15000 Tartar Victims. Of tis}

The Agent-General for New Zealand he ;

Queen Victoria was recently asked by a|

bration opened this evening with a conver. |

NO. 40 | STARTLING NEWS, o

j Editor of Daily hvaminer - ' Sin.- On Saturday afternoon, about five o'clock, while the wind was blowing at hurticane speed a young man was ehovel~ ‘ing a pile of chips, shavings and old paper out of the upper windows in the range of buildings on Queen Square. occupied by Mesers. Brown, Heartz. Keith & Co. Uy fortunately, there happened to be «a few ot matches among the heap. 1 edge of the shovel La ppened to strike ¢ aAmonent, the wind rushing io ato ; sindow fanned the heip inte flime Phe ‘boy tried to smother them with old blank-~ ets which were lying ebout, but as the Irsught was great this was but adding fue: to ine fire. [He then rushed down stair« 'for assistance, and a bucket of water, but there Was not a drop to be had anywhere. | Tie clerks ran with buckets into ail the {neighboring shops, a8 the pump was a long distance away. Every store had fin- ished their day's allowanee, a miserabie |bucketfui, for two cants, brought by the witerraan early in the morning. \In ten minutes the flames had licked the dry old rafters of the sloping roof and eaten ai hole through rough boards and shinges. The wind rusbedin, the flames leaped out and the fire was ragivg in a hurricane and beyond control. Showers of burning shingles stid off the roofs into the yards below, upon the cramped Up out.buildings and heaps of straw and packing boxes that were piled in every corner of the premises. The fire immediately epread below and rushed along to McGregor & Keith's establish. ment. In less than ten minutes the flames had burst into a back window and rushed up the staircase. The young women of the establishment, in the upper story, by thi< time became alarmed and crowded to the staircase door, but were met by the flames, The firemen had their engine in front of the buildings, very soon after the alarm had been given, but it took a long time to arrange the hose tothe pump, and there was no way of bringing the engine to the rear of the building. Laddera were raised up against the front of the building, and ail the wo. men but three were carried down to the street. A; «fireman was descending the ladder with one of these three in his «rns, the flames had crossed the insides of the

+ building and_burat out.of ane of the win- dows below him. Ina moment the bend-

ing ladder snapped, and the man with the shrieking girl in his arms fell dead mpon the pavement. The other two poor crea- tures perished in the flames.

_ If thereis any truth in the saying, “The 'man who helps himself is favored by Provi, | dence,” we citizens of Charlottetown, so long as our City Council keeps the Water | Works from ua, cannot participate in this | belief, but must quietly live om ia ihe idea |that we aren collection of lunatics who jare not able to help ourselves, and that | Providence will, of course, kindly look ‘after our interests. Rain water is very }good--much too good to be wasted. | Therefore, 1 would recommend to ;all people living or doing busi- (ness in brick or wooden buildings ‘to keep a couple puncheous of rainwater near an upper window, Almost every store in Charlottetowm has a small building | behind it. on which puncheons could be ‘kept. There would then be a certain Sups | ply of a few buckets of waterin case of a |sudden outbreak of fire. A bucket of | water, atthe right time, woula be worth _ half a dozen steam fire engines. Insurance Agents might insert a clause in their poli- cies that, ‘‘ atleast, one puncbeon of rain. water should be kept in working order in }some convenient place in the building.’’

CITIZEN.

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ENGLAND AND THE ST, JOHN FIRF:

The Times’ editorial says: “ Individuals /both at home and at a distance feel it in- ‘cumbent on them to aid the eftorts of the ‘Governments. Whether the sentiment be |keen or languid—-whether it ever passes jinto act at all—is and must be very much |@ matter of accident. If the details of the case are striking, and if the imagination is thus strongly wrought upon, the chances are that the duty of giving help will he ‘more or less generally accepted, St. _Johp, it is clear, has a good claim on every account, and it is satisfactory to learn \with what prompitude it has been acknow- ledged, and in how exceedingly practical a form. We can hardly suppose that the English nation will decline s duty which has been thus readily undertaken by the ‘Test of the Anglo-saxon family, and hive ‘no doubt a large sum will ba. raised in London,”

Se os - >_> som «+

The London Lance/ says there is» start- ling uniformity in the number of suicides recorded in London from yeer to year, Du- ring the last year there were registered 298 cases, the exact number of 1875, and within three of the average annual numbers in the last ten years, after correction for the in. crease of population

The Mohammedans of India are rallying to the support of the Suitan. Large meet. ings have ceen held, and collectors have been sent around to gather in contribu- tions forthe war. Jn Madris 2,500 rupees

were collected in three days and placed in a bank for remittance to Turkey.

The local taxation of Eogland for 1875-6 _ amounted to 543,385 456.

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