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icing : e ‘ : > ‘ > Och Ciosing exercis e t Feboaircom this evening at 8 oc K s Hanér the | t.-Governor the cha i $ % res edu ut Ww % t itltend o Electors, Vote for a’ Gor-

ernnient of Statesnien.

Lav periciiced

| Thursday, ence bv Mr. Harkins’ clever Saturday afternoon was very wel! attend ed, and “ The War of Wealth ” didiy given. I Kentucky ” was repeated i aire. The large audience present greatiy |} enjoyed the perfurmance, and the an-| Benncerment OY Mr W ise of & return y sit | mext year was received with applause. - Electors, Stand by the Law Gnd the Constitution.

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evening “In Old

vv special

Mooxt it Ex R yx.— This evening the mooalight excursion under the ans pices of the Good Templars takes place | @a the steamer Jacques Cartier. Tie

: committee have worked hard, and have

made every arranyement to insure a goo time. Refreshments will be for sale on| the boat Band, gramaphone and vocal | Music w heir while away the evening Those who are capable of naving an even- ing’s enjoyment, come. Steamer leaves Navigation Wharf at 8 o’clock, sharp. Tickets ouly 20 cents | Leacve or tur Cross.—Yesterday was the ano versary of St. Aloysius, patr of ssint of the League of the Cross. and the wWembers of that organization began the} wdservance of the day by receiving Holy Communion in a body at St. Joseph’s | ynvent, at 8 o’clock, when they were

‘ddressed by His Lord-hip Bishop Mac- | dora! In the tog there was Bene- detion of the Blessed Sacrament at sawe place, F

even the | Father Ar-enault, Spiritual | Director of the League of the Cross, offi- | Ciatinz. The choir of Str. Joseph’s Sod- | Slity rendered excellent music at both ser Yiees. The altar was beautifully decorat

ed with caudles and flowere by the good! Sisters of the Convent. $< + sl . . “ee Electors, Maintain the Na- tional Policy. BKUTAL ASSAULT AT SOURIS, On Saturday night last a row started in |} C the Souris grit free trade establish ments. Blows wereexe!} anged freely. One of } the combatants, Pius bcKinnon, the same

individual whe cansed a disturbance at Senator Wo. x)= meet ng and who was on that occasion summarily ejected from the Hal]—went outside and picked upa heavy hardwood door-bar, with which he threat- ened io go for the first man who made his Sppearance. The first to appear, as it appened, was Mchael Sweeny of Bear River Line &

oad. MeKinnon at once Struck him full ewing jtevelling him 0} the ground It was though at firat that Sweeney was killed. Doctore were sent fur

who found a large wound from which the bhood flowed fre: y. The cheek bone was fractured badly by the blew. Sweeney re Mained u nsiousnes hours,

ti to his home. He

afier which he was #aman al<ut 60 veais of age, married McKinnon

for several

apd has A fammliy was

Promptly arrested by A. Steele and D.| 0 Brie on, Constables, who sti]! have him Custocy.

Electors, Vote Down the

Obstructionists.

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gains offered by us in our ear-

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but ask you to drop in if there is anything in cur line on your hist.

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Hard and soft hats from 25e Collars and cuffs much Jess than other

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House Furnishing DEPARTMENT —

Unprecedented success has ret us in this department this spring. Ccirpets, Mats an] Matting cheaper than ever.) Curtains and blinds at prices s» low that there is no excuse for not buyinz. Everything in this department is marked | low enough t) Ln ck out all eompetit on.

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JUNE 22, 1896.

Children’s Clothing DEPARTMENT

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AFFAIR A Grit meeting was held at Mr. Cartney warehouse, Murray

The

Lures River, on

Saturday afternoor grit politicians m Charlottetown were out in full force,

nsisting of Mr. Davies, H. C. McDonald,

L. E. Prowse, ete., flanked by the George -

wW a Cardigan contingent, Messrs Scrimgeour, D. A. McKinnon and Dr. te i. : wa : tobertson it was a purely one-sided

Tair, no Conservative being allowed even iafcrmation; and of course ao reply was allowed tothe extra— agant aud wild assertions of the Island “stretcher” Mr. Davies stated that he was ent rely opposed to the Branch Rail- ways in P. E. [sland with the exception the Murrry Harbor and Belfast branch. e was returned with Laurier he would ould for that branch, and might consider the Bridge and Clifton r any others. He pro American market to Western Canada, and the Nova Scotia and New Brunswick market to the farmers of P. E. Islaud. It was given out before the meeting that no discussion would be allowed and no interruptions made, so the was clear for any statement that tothe mind of the grit politician to be had the opportunity and mproved it thoroughly. Tne member for Squaw Bay seems to have been ruled out entirely by his party, as he was not allowed to epeak. Dr. Robertson from Montague and D. A. McKinnon from

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incipled

| Georgetown, with the “ wonderful cheap”

man from town, got in their little quota. Mr. Davies, with amazing cffrontery, got otf some incredible statements, and wound up with afew old chestnuts—the horse story and the story of the miaister (ve have them all by heart now), and was fol-

by the great Gow from Cardigan,!

, : iowed

} who soon emptied the warehouse, and the

meetipg ended.

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ST. DUNSTAN’S COLLEGE,

Prize List for 1895-96,

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION. Ist cla-s (Controversial)—1, F. G. O'Neill; 2, J. Connolly and A. B. Me- Donald, equal; honorable mention, W. B. Cunningham, Miscouche and Jas. Dono hoe. 2nd class (Perseverance—l, Cleaver Sullivas, city, donated by Rev. D. B Reid; 2, John Campbell; honorable men- tion, Arthur Sullivan, Thomas McCarron, city. 3rdclass (Perseverance)—1, Sey- mour Marpby; 2, A. A. Callaghan; honer- able nention, Jas. Walsh, M. J. Murphy. {th class (Butler’-)—1, Fred McDonald, city; 2, Daniel Fitzpatrick, Royalty; hon- orable mention, Jas. Blake, Ed. Blake, Royalty. CLASSICS~-ENGLISH.

Ist class (Shakespeare)—1, John Con- nolly; 2, W.B. Cunningham; honorable mention, A. B. McDonald and P. J. Reddy 2nd class (Milton)—1, Jas. Donahoe; 2, Jos. A. Murphy; honorable mention, Leo Graham and Thomas McCarron.

Third class (Lay ot Last Minstrel and Grammar—l, James McTague; 2, Chas McCarthy. Honorable mention, E. Hughe:, P. Steele. Fourth class (parsing

and analysis) I, Vincent McQuaid; 2, Dennis Handrahan. Honorable mention, Wm. Gillis, M.J. Murphy. Fifth clase

O’Brien; 2, F; mention, Jas,

(Grainmar) 1, Daniel McDonald. Honorable Blake and Chas. Roy.

History of Literature (Jenkins)—~l, A. G. McDonald,’Georgetown, donated by Rev. J.J. McDonald; 2, George Cahill. Hon- orable mention, John Connolly and W. B. Cunningham,

Rhetoric (Quackenbo:)—1, Geo. Cahill; 2, Jos. A. Murphy. Honorable mention, Johan Connolly, P. J. Keddy.

LATIN.

First class (Horace, Livy, Tacitus and Com position)—1, P. F. Doyle; 2, S: & Burke. Honorable mention, John Bla- quiere

Second class (Cicero, Virgil and Com- position)—1!, A. B. McDonald, donated by Rev. J. C. McLean; 2, Geo. Cahill. Hon=- orable mention, ?obn Connolly, Jas. WU. Parent. 5

Third class (Cesar, Virgil and Com- positien)—1, Jas. Donahoe; 2, W. B. Cun. ninghbam. Honorable mention, Jos. A Murphy, Jas. McTague.

Fourth Class (Elements) —1, E. Hughes; 2, A. A. Callaghan. Honorable mention —Harry Hughes, Seymour Murphy.

Greek, First Class (Homer, Euripides and Composition)—1, S. R. Burke; 2, G.F. O'Neill Honorable mention— Jos. O. Parent, P. F. Duffy. Seconi Class (Xenophon and Composition)—I, A. B. McDonald; 2, [, F. Doyle. Honorable mention—John Blaquiere, T. B. Foley. Third Class (Elements)—1, John Con- nolly; 2. Arthur A. Sullivan and John Campbell, equal. Honorable mention—

| Joe. ,

| mention, Geo. Cahill, P, F. Doyle. Se-

oy ev. A. P. | Hughes. Honorable mention—Jobn Blac-

| hoe; 2, Jas. McTague and Seymour Mur- | phy, equal. | Cuoningham and F. D.

| Walsh,

| McDonald;2, Jos. A. Murphy and F. D

Connolly and P. F. Duffy. |} (Modern) — 1,

justice,

A. G. Mz:Denald, Leo Graham.

French, First Class—1, A. B. McDon- | ald, donated by A. McDonald, Esq., P. E. | I. Ry); 2, A G. MeDonald. Honorable mention—T. B. Foley, Geo. Cahill. Sec | ond Class—1, Arthur A. Sullivan, donated | by afriend; 2, Hiwin Hughes. Honorable | mention — John Connolly and Vincent Blake. Third Class (Fasquelle)—1, Jas MeTague, A. A. Callaghan; 2, M J. Murphy. Honorable mention—S. Murphy, Wm. Gillis.

SCIENCES,

Philosophy —First Class (Me’aphysics), prize awarded to A. J. Donnelly. Second Class (Logic), prize awarded to 8. R. Burke. :

Physics.—1, A. B. McDonald (donated by Senacor Macdonald); 2, Geo. Cahill. Honorable mention, J. Blaquiere and Patrick McQuillan.

Chemistry—1, John Blaquiere; 2, Jas. Donahoe. Honorable mention, George Cabill, P. F. Doyle, P. F. Duatty.

Astrooomy—l, 8S. R. Burke, > wi Foley, G. F. O'Neill, A. J. Donnelly, equal (donated by Rev. 8. T. Phelan); 2, George Roy (donated by Senator Macdon-

ald). Honorable mention, Real Miller. | Botany— 1,8. R. Burke; 2, F. G. O'Neill.

Honorable mention, T. B. Foley, George Cahill. “ Physics! Geography—l, A. G. McDon- !

ald (donated by Rev. R. B. McDonald; 2, Leo Graham. Honorable mention, Jos. A. |

| Murphy.

MATHEMATICS,

Trigonometry.—1, A. G. McDonald; 2, A. B. MeDonald. Honorable mention, P. F. Doyle, G. F. O'Neill

Geometry.—Firat Class (Six Books and Exercises)—1, John Connolly (donated by Mr. J. T. Clarken); 2, John .%. McDon- ald. Honorable mention, P. McQuillan, Parent. Second Clas; (lhree Books and Exercises)--1, James Dona- hoe; 2, John Campbell. Honorable men- tion, P. F. Duffy, A. Sullivan. Third Class (One Book and Exercises)—1, Vin- cent McQuaid; 2, L. D. Tobin. tHonor- able mention, George Roy, M. J. Murphy.

Algebra —First Class: 1, A. B. Me- Douald; 2, A.G. McDonald; Honorable

cond Class—1, James Donahoc; 2, Jol.n Connolly. Honorable menti pn, Patrick Phelan, John Campbell. Third Class—1, L. D. Tobin; 2, P. F. Duffy. Honorable mention, Harry Hughes, Jos. A. Murphy. COMMERCIAL COURSE.

Book-keeping, First Class—1, Jos. A Murphy; 2, F. D. Blake. Honorable men- tien—Harry Hughes, Thor. McCarro . Second Class—1, Laval Fortier, donated

McLellan; 2, Edwin

quiere, Jos. Fortin.

Arithmetic, First Class—1, Jas. Doua- Honrable mention—W. B. Biake. Second Class—1l, Lennis Handraban; 2, M. J Murphy; 3. Honorable mention—James Wm. Gillis. Third Class—1, Daniel Fitzpatrick; Chas, Roy. Honorable mention—Daniel O'Brien.

H story. First Class (Ancient) —], A.G.

Honorable mention—Jobhn Second Clas: Jas. Donahoe ; 2, Leo Graham, Honorable mention —W. B. Cunningham and Jas. McTague Third Class (Canadian)—1, Danie) O'Brien; 2, Ed. Blake. Honorable men- tion, James Blake and Daniel Fitzgerald

Blake, equal.

Gevgraphy (First Class).—1, Cleaver Sullivan; 2, W. B. Cunningham. Honor-

able mention, James Donahoe and Jamee MecTague. Second Class—!, Daniel Fitz patrick; 2, Daniel O’Bri n. Honorable mention, Ed. Blake, James B'ake.

Reading (First Class).—1, Daniel Fitz- patrick; 2, William Gillis. Hororable meation, M. J. Murphy and Dennis Han- drahan. Second Class—l, Fred. McDon- ald; 2, Daniel O’srien. onorable men- tion, James Blake ani Ed. Blake. Third Class—-Em. Hugies.

Dictation (First Class —1, Jas. Walsh; 2, M. J. Murphy. Honorable mention, Charles Roy. Second Class—1, Daniel O’Brien; 2, Fred. McDonald. Honorable mention, James Blake and Ed. Blake.

MUSIC,

Piano.—Preficziency, Pan] Gagnon. Jm-

provement, James Walsh. Violin.—Proficiency, F.

Improvement, Jules Miller.

G. O'Neill.

Electors, Vote for the Gov- ernment which Befriends the Farmers.

scitcaencacittaliiiesiitii nti WHERE TO GET INFORMATION,

Sir,—The Guardian this morning, over the heading ‘‘Not Enforced,” referring to the terrible illicit traffic in strong drink bow going on in town and country, and no effort being madeto bring offenders to says: “There is shameful neglect of duty somewhere.” Well, if the editor | of that paper wishes to be correctly inform- ed on this matter, let hira send a reporter or go himself to the Mount Stewart grit rally of the so-called Liberals this evening. The Guardian itself tells its readers that this grit pow wow at Mount Stewart Hall | to-night is to be addressed by Mr. Welsh, Attorney-General Peters, Hon. D. Far- | quharson, the President of the Citizens’ | Temperance League, and others. Now, if the Guardian is sincere, he will easily find out for himself the information which he | solicita,

— eo LORD MASHAM AND THE COBDEN CLUB,

Lord Masham has sent the Cobden Clab achallenge. He will forfeit 1,000 guineas to Guy’s Hospital if the Cobden Club can prove him to be wrong in holding “that protection will give more employment and better wages than free imports,” and “that from 1846 to the year 1896—that is, for 50 years—free imports have always been injurious to the country,” and have serious- lv lessened the productive power of our great industries, and have pro tanto great- | ly lessened the national wealth. If the club fail they are to forfeita like amount to the hospital funds. Lord Masham points out that our ins’stence on free im- | ports is the bar to ary commercial federa- tion with our colonies.—London Times.

; More Aynon. | | i

Cider, apple juice cider—A few casks ¢ f that excellent drink for tea parties. App y to A. M:Neill & Co, auctioneers.

FISHING RODS — ENG LISH — HALF-PRICE, AT DODD'S

Watches of Known Reputation Only

are a safe investment for

1896. The rapid growth | of the watch industry

has produced a multitude

of makes you had better

keep your hands off.

Make a careful investiga-

tion and nine cases out of

ten your choice will be a

watch of KNOWN RE-

PUTATION. I have a number of such watches and I believe I can give

youa watch as satisfac- tory as you can possibly

desire.

W. W WELLNER

'two or three kinds of Empire Blend.

FORM OF BALLOT.

WEST QUEEN’.

DAVIES —- Louis Henry Davies, of Charlottetown, in 3

Queen’s County, in the Province of Prince Edward Island, Barrister.

| JENKINS

John Theophilus Jenkins, of Upton, West

Royalty of Charlottetown, in Queen's County, in the Province of Prince Edward Island, Doctor of Medicine.

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mt ae hee ‘Those who wish to vote for the Liberal-Conservative Candidates wil]

mark a cross opposite their names as in the above forms for West Queen’s,

Information For Eleciors. POLLING PLACES IN THE CITY AND ROYALTY,

Ward 1 West, at MacKachern’s Bailding, Corner King and Qacen Streeis.

Ward | East, at Flynn’s Livery Stable, Kings S reet, near Great Geo g> Street.

Wara 2 West, at Mrs. Callaghans Store, Sidney Street, between Queen and Pownal Streets,

Ward.2 East, at Mrs. Connolly’s dwelling, Sidney Street, near Great George Street.

Ward 3 West, at Edward Needham’s Store, Pownal Street.

Ward 3 Ea-t, at Alfred Quirk’: dwelling, Priace Street, near St. Pauls Church.

Ward 4 West, at Noore’s Store, next the Opera House, Grafton Street.

Ward 4 Centra), at Bernardi Kigzin’s dwelling, near Pbilharmonic Ha!!, Grafton Street.

Ward 4 East, at Jobn Cameron’s dwelling, King Square.

Ward 5 East, at Charles McGregor’s Workshop, St. Peters Road.

Ward 5 Kast Central, at Mr. Coffin’s dwelling, Euston Street, between Great George Street and Prince Street.

Ward 5 West Central, at Fred. Foster’s Carriage Shop, Upper Queen Street.

Ward 5 West, at Alex. Horn:’s Warehouse, Fitzroy Street, near Queen.

toyalty East, at Gregory’s, St. Peters Road :

tovalty West, at McMurrows, Lower Malpeque Road.

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D RALLY

—_—-

A grand rally meeting of the Electors of Charlotte-

town and Roya'ty, will be held in the MARKET HALL, CHARLOT PETOWN, oa

anday EVs Nex

The 22nd inst., the nigut befere the election

Rally speeches will be delivered by Hov,. D. Ferguson, P. C., Dr. Jenkins, the Liberal Conservate candidate for west Queen’s, and other prominent speakers. Doors open at 7 o'clock, chair will be o'clock sharp. P. BLAKE, Pres- Lib.-Con. Ass'n. for West Queen’s.

taken at 5S

C. R. SMALLWOOD, Sec. Lib.-Con. Ass'n. for West Queen’s,

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