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ee ’ ' —— , _—— —————— ISDAY, JULY 81. 1889 HE DAILY EXAMINER, - - ~- ~ WEDNESDAY, Y 81. THE : einai dee 4 ——$— a : eee : ie DEED. tH ” Attempted Outrage. | ® . i od oe f Electors, Attention ! —_ | At Bonshaw, July 13th, Daniel a Fost : ~ = ? \ HARD BATTLE FOR VIRTUE -~VICTORY OF aged 23 years, son of the late I ee Mi : 2 — . oT aaa -RSSE REST ’ THE Nevin, of that place, Deceased endeared hin be D -y THE WEAKER VESSEL—-ARREST OF THE | if f iend | uaintances by his gentle Qi» &: a oad 3 — <) ttee on , a self to friends and acquaintances i he Cr) Phe Liberal-Conservative Committee STRONGER. and friendly nature, and died trusting im 2 > ( ) revision of the Voters’ List respectfully waw a wirl about | Jesus. be Shortly after noon yesterday a girl abo ~ tf ae notifies voters not already registered, as twenty years of age, niece of Mr. W ee HW W K = | 2 Pont = f) Pl a_) @ . . ° os or A. F » oo - \ well as those w hose registration requires Quinn, Dock Road, Little Miminigash, : . ’ » fe Fad We Ips ‘ah e é ‘ ‘rg ' ares ediately at the | whom she was housekeeper, whiie on het I . | i f | fi / abi ( al “al ge Stock correction, to apply eee — a way home from Bloomtield Station, where & | ! : aa a O/. Hifi me OR ottice of John T. Mellish, Esq., Barrister- she arrived by the express from Brad | | }% a 4 ‘3 “mn i / Mt he AN ° ti . B f i; i : - J at-Law, Queen Square, where every facility | .ipane, was waylaid and knocked down a | ; it | Most Valuable C= = Wig ip = iil i€ @s it es, iin luding ‘ . . . 5 » “~o a f favor > anc i 1s y } * aH a ae: ; Mg will be freely afforded to secure proper | the Trainor Road by F senate ran Si canis 7? “3 oy “ih ‘Bee 1 } ¥ 4 > ’ : oii ‘ ivi f Newfoundland, who 2 a ‘ nn ‘ < j ote Hh, A | A ee ‘ tito: Thos thas ts viits Ging thn | Nana, © ds b0 | ea all Throat anc Sal Oh APR E& the Celebrated registration. The office = : ae cating attempted to criminally assault her. I'he | Re nic ily for a ef os if} dah / ime, , pr’ { :c ¢ ¢ } albed day and also in the evening after 4% o'clock. girl resisted with all her might, = Lune Diseases. .» 2 Sj ~ iyi [We \pplications must be made before the Ist >t | screamed for help. Landrigan — nd " — 2 Nh) WA oe he Ay - st that if she did not keep quiet he woul It has cured hundreds of cases considered So Rk Xe! WA Py B o CORSE S$

Pau shoot her, as he had a revolver. She did hopeless. It soothes, heals and strengthens 4 ee See * rim ¥ not desist, however, even in the face of this | the diseased or irritated Throat and Lungs in is t | H kK DAILY EXAMIN ER. threat, and told him he might shoot if hela very short time. Just a few doses — a p ow —[x] oe

— liked. All this time Landrigan was trying a fresh cold ae in pene Price 50 cents 5 OF | — ro a ee . strand aee is | is sds, rer bottle. ‘or saie at ve Drug Stores, & F - " SAY + a, re = = JULY 3t, 1889. with all his strength to eee . he +s | W. HAWKER & SON, b> = oe i» i Ee Sy) &: & ig 3 4 eB He y ‘ St SS POOe ee ee eT ae oY) Proprietor, SS ae oe sWrd t : 2 i3e 3 the best of her ability. Failing in his iil as St. Jahn, N. K a be Gol Notes and Comments. purpose, he at last gave up the struggle, : a NM -¢ oo iY; (x}— a {oo a table example will and left his victim in an exhausted condi- PURNITURE MATTRASSES Ke 3 2 ' e (rus a a ot: © ex i t -— : r | tion. ity LAVOE, ' SS ook : ne be made of the beast-man, Landrigan, a. After Landrigan’s departure, the poor , Sy 4 a B > - C+ J | i ct LIN happily, under a ie " . if after trial, girl, more dead than alive, made her way s a2 7 e he stands convictec 1e offence 18s rare mito" : » about three-quarters i po = = 4 ; to the nearest house, abou iree-q Pi IST RECELVED no i _

} Province, and it is pleasing to note] ~. shere the asa: ik place I HAVE JUST RECEIVE 6 2: 6 7 ie ~ . i < Beds of this = a as thew Naam dee The | of a mile from where the assault took plac . Sas Es int ‘ ottons G ine MAM, E la Une LCEES Chat the odencer is not | hit } suld be | and fell fainting at the gate. A man,namec tii ¢ Soy . { = $:= : 7. ; 5 punishment meted out to him should be Dalton found her lying at the gate, and A Baal ve ORSISHMeCH SO Q & i« es Ribbons i uCCE

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such as to deter every man of ev ; oe assisted her into the hvuse, where, after Son 4 ’ ? tion from attacking an unprotected woman, } ea : iousness. she told O} +2 a TaN : . er 7 see

as aa ing restored to consciousness, 8 ~ i o ‘ TEES £ adwers, ete ‘te and robbing her of that which is dearer than een “story. Dalton at once started tor Sa ath cw eb @ rathin A Ss te,, ‘ tc, e. . . : ‘ . . cE ’ r — os ~ ° . re . ‘ life. Bloomfield Station in pursuit of the NEW HOUSRHILD FURNITURE, a> P Summer Millinery cut away down.

Dr. Dewart of Toronto, in concluding | scoundrel. At the station he made the vo ae “

his annual address as president of the Can-| discovery that a = we —CONSISTING OF ho HS —_—_—{x]—____ “ee ahi, : . leseription given oO the giris ; : : ta = om adian Press aon _ ge oe: . _ as 7 passed down the rail-| Plush, Brocatille and Hair Cloth Parlor = n :

‘In my opinion, it is the dnty of those who ply a : ce o 5 Mill River a short Suites, Walnut and Ash Bedroom Suites, = - > % a FS 4 ' sa Pes as «peak to the people through the press to give a} Way track towards SAI Hall Stands, Tables, ete., ete. 8s 0 ‘ id add dds Lobel dé del > Wed loyal support to every measure which tends to | time previously. Daltondid not go any ce TL i , > ‘ bind our people of every race, creed and party | further than the station. | | A.so—Hair and Flock Mattrasses, | 52. into one strong, united, British Canadian About twenty-five minutes past eWo, | ae hk s | D 2s Charlottetown, July 31, 1889—dy wky Commonwealth.” Mr. Henry Hughes, of this city, returning; This is a very choice lot of Furniture. | athe ’

This is an opinion which those of our pol-| from Little Miminigash to Bloomfield, | Come early and select from this large stuck. ‘ 5 2 ~~ - iticians and press men who take delight in | met Dalton at John Pratt's shop door. | GEORGE M. HARRIS. SD 9 O95 erying down their country and promoting | Dalton told him the story of the assauit, 129 Queen Street, ea =a » 7

A di cord, should take to heart. and Mr. Hughes remembered that ao jy3l tf Charlottetown - ie . ine ( z C -An automatic brake for heavy wagons, | driving out with Mr. Pratt to a Mim- | , “ eo jiakel the invention of Ms. J. B. Crosby, uf Bon | pied, and thet some distance further ou the| Provincial “Rifle Association | Fy = Soe ; shaw, isthe latest thing out. It bids fair | 044, and Chat some distance oe E maven DS oe sag ‘ mm ray: to be of great practical utility. It consists | S4™e road, they met Landrigan, who car-| i ist >, ” tT ¢ a nr Star Merchant 2 alilors, in part of an iron rod running along the | Ted a small bundle suspended — his 4 ¢ By chy ‘nat oom 2 cS wagon tongue, between the double-tree and | Shoulders by means of 4 small white wool- ‘oe : — (fa ga . ; m comforte Mr. Hughes at once went NOKS ON aa s s ’ } : * rigin " 4 neck-yoke, and operates in such a manner | /e8 comforter. | " -COMMENCES ON— a * son ava prea i nay their Ce ry 1-An al a f | } ale ‘ \ps, : that “ hen the unclean is on the down to the station, and at his request the * . ~ G2 | x ave Ciel ie! Wot toil Wu iil t So 1 lV i} t d grade, the brakes are applied automatical- | agent there telegraphed © Meary Station’ Wednesday, ith of August, a ee ce 4 ly, and removed in the same manner. Mr. | @@quiring if a man answering the " 0 Th — Ce Ss a Crosby has also invented a simple contriy- | Gon of Landrigan had ee wore - At9 A. M., Sharp. + a : . answer Wé » effect t 1e «ha not. “ay ' sine > . . TE 1c : I : Snes Sy wnees © benae Hen be Raraeeqen oe) SEeSer a8 oe a ah ‘onlik ‘ae LT.-COL. IRVING, B. M., we eo WE PURPOSE TO CLEAN OUT, IF POSSIBLE, THE BALANCE OF OUR - unbarnessed by merely turning a small} Then Mr. Hug aoe aoe Dart othe aa CAPT. CROCKETT, 82np, ic : y swivel. We understand that both inv en- - ge a Ww Elli in ay eth) a Ll EUT. STEWA RT, ¢ 2 -.. . “as < —_ tions have been patented. Thies to ” bere Eunlis, J. X. re Executive Committee. yon im 3 y * 4 a) - , ' s was done. > 3 HER!’ Oo Fe G

~The Rev. Fred. E. J. Lloyd’s plea for} *™% ¥8% 0 : 3 MAJOR G. L. DOGHERTY, ‘ Nad om 2 the horse is forcible and convincing. It At ten minutes after tases ce omnes ane — oo 2 rij "ther gt D1e Hat sy aye eo li- O'Leary telegraphed Bloomfield that a man ‘ 1 tte en pes j shoud, In our opinion, resuitin the aboli : rering ti lescription given of Lan- jy3l dy patti date Wwky pa ae Pe tion of the check rain. The only excuse | 08We™NS the Cescri| dle ei eo : . , ot ae ae :

5 Seats diond lane canal ons ten ; drigan, and carrying a bundle on his back, | pay ‘ ‘ Yap Whar ¢ t > At prices we have not hitherto offered, in order to make room for our : we have ever heard urged on behalf of this \ lesrant 4 4 I % trucious contrivance is that it keeps the had arrived there. Mr. Hi om Senne . ™ , r : , - e | } ainta tee ad tn 5 poal the a whieh a nee ed Mr. Ellis to hold Landrigan for identiti- 4 4 nm 2 ho > be & positlo c c ° . . am

eal te Oe cation by him, as he was coming along on ™ a) sé t ean oO co. bre ith most yr his excuse is not ten-| train, suggesting also that Landrigan be } 5 ceum wWCAUrC, se « able in view of the opinions of the best brought back to Bloomfield on the evening as . é velerinary surgeons that ithas a decidedly | [FCUSD* © ses as cs ala eae ~~ nm > bul affect upon the horse’s respiratory or- train for ae by the gir es 1 re TWO NIGHTS ONL, fm, = 5 : " 7 pag the express from the west arrived a — i § ‘ 71) , ay anticipate rare phar gans. It stands to reason that a horse will | ‘” : 9 o This step was unavoidable, and as a consequence you may anticipate rare plums, ! : ) Leary an and bundle were closely Vel e f met oS his step we Avoldable, and , < fi breathe most easily when permitted to carry eran We aati ‘He ‘dentified Thu sday and Friday, Aug. | and ue ea) 5 HOURS--FROM SEVEN TO SIX. * his head ; : 2} , ‘ c uae oe oe eae Bi ll -~ ny te

: ‘ ad as nature intended that he should both, and told Mr. Ellis to arrest him, as i a - PHELLIPS’ aa sr : carry it. At any rate, a horse well fed and ae he man. The prisoner was very BURNHAM «& I & : o0 < ~ . yr eNarr ‘ rot driven too hard] 7 will all y Ci ry l i © was ¢ a one. . I . p : went S2 ’ ‘ ‘ , J y ; NZ E

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head high enough. ‘Those whe are of a| Much surp g arrested: and de-19 San Francisco , = ditferent opinion and persist in the use of | ™#aded to know why he was arrested when ca at are 7 ’ a : - - _— those arresting him did not even know his \ a“ Charlottetown, July 31, 1889. : , 2 os vised a a oe ae cata oe name. When told that he was arrested 95 MI N S = RE 1 S 95 = oe iie’ A ver De uv 2 ‘ ‘ + . . . ° cr : Sau Slick aa Was a ile sas Sy ren- hor _ovieninal exenult he sate oe ms | ~: a F eration.—** Let so hoes . se his bh aa » | asked for his bundle as he was being taken Brass Band and Orchestra.

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Our Phosphate Industry.

(The Dominion Illustrated. )

lhe appointment of a Minister of Agri- culture in England may tend indirectly to promote our phosphate industry. As we have already pointed out, Canadian phos- phate of lime has of late been attaining a high rank in England. Formerly, it ap pears, it fell somewhat into disrepute through lack of care in preparing it for shipment. The usage now is to free the mineral from adhering substances, such as “uelss, pyroxenic ruck, iron, ete., and this treatinent has been found so advantageous that it well repays the additional trouble. Canadian phosphate now takes rank in the English market as the best in the world. A sample exhibited at the Cincinnati Cen- teunial Exhibition weighed 870 pounds, and was considered the largest ever taken from amine. Its purity was no less re- markable than its size. In color it Was a rich green. It was said, moreover, to be a fair sample of the whole mine, which is in the tenth concession of Loughboro, Fron- tenac County. The vein from which it was taken was computed to be from six to six- teen feet in width and seventy feet in length ; but the length increased with the depth of the working. For many years phosphate workings were not carried deeper than from thirty to fifty feet; but now there are places where mining is conducted as much as a hundred feet below the sur- face, by means of galleries, which follow the spur or branch veins. This is un- doubtedly destined to be one of Canada’s ¥reatest imdustries ; but no delay should be risked in taking advantage of new out- lets for the trade.

<> + <a Personal.

tev. Father Biggs, af Halifax, is very ill from the effects of a cancer in the eye.

Hon. John Costigan, Minister of Inland tevenue, Ottawa, arrived here Monday even- ing. He left again this morning.

Mr. G. 8S. Moore, accountant of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Amherst, has, with his fam- ily, been spending his holidays with his friends in Charlottetown. They returned this morning,

The Wesleyan Theological Society, of Ottawa, have appointed Wm. Ayers, B. A., of P. KE. Island, as their missionary to Japan. Mr. Ayers leaves for Yokohama shortly. The society defrays al! expences,

The Rev. W. W. Brewer, who has been un- able toenter upon his ministerial duties in connection with the Second Methodist Church owing to severe illness, is very much im- proved in health, and will arrive here from St. John to-morrow evening.

Capt. Walter Rowe, of this city—son of Mr. J. T. Rowe—is now master of the trim little brigantine Topaz, sailing out of Halifax. His last voyage—the first in which Captain Kowe had full charge—was to Colon, in Cen- tral America, which port she made in the nn- usually short yw of twenty days, We trust

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Mr. Ellis and his prisoner were passengers 9 COMEDIANS, DANCERS 95

to Bloomfield. On the way up the latter told some of the train hands that he would possibly get seven or eight years imprison- ment. This morning Landrigan was ar- raigned before Messrs. Ellis and Gorman, J. P.’s. The girl identified him as the man who assaulted her. Landrigan, how- ever, pleaded not guilty tothe charge. He was remanded for trial in the Supreme Court.

The section of the Trainor Road, where the assault took place, has not been opeu very long, and thereare woods on both sides. There are no buildings on that portion of it. It was about midway in this wood, as it may properly be called, that Landrigan and his victim met. He accosted her, and asked if that was the right road to Minini- gash. She said yes, and passed on After she had gonea short distaace she looked around and saw that the man had turned back and was coming after her. She be- came alarmed and started to run. He ran after her and soon overtook her. His next move was to catch hold of her and knock her down on the road, as above stated.

Local Notices.

Kelly & Co., photo artists, beg to announce that owing to the opening of their Halifax studio, they will only remain in Charlotte- town a few days longer. Any wishing photo- graphs will please call and make engagements immediately. Those having already done so will greatly oblige by keeping them promptly.

Bologna sausage for sale by the pound at

Beer & Goff ’s. jy 30 3i Montserrat Lime Juice, for sale by the pint at Beer & Goff's, jy30 3i

Bananas, oranges and watermelons, good and cheap at R. K. Brace’s

Stanley Bros. for Hoisery, all makes and sizes, jy 25 6i

Ladies’ English Waterproof Cloaks just opened at Harris & Stewart's, London House.

jy 25 3i

285 Mackerel Barrels (Champion’s make tor sale at Goff Bros. Boot Factory.

Geo. Carter & Co’s. store is headquarters for fruit. Apples, oranges, lemons bananas, Bartlett pears, California plums watermelons, cucumbers, etc.—Market Square. jy293i

Beautiful pianos arriving —J. F. Willis & Co., Queen Street, are receiving, every week, beautiful pianos—works of art— beautiful tone and touch, and elastic and responsive actions. These pianos are from the well-known makers R. S. Williams & Sons, Toronto, and Emerson, of Boston. Inspection and honest criticism invited, Every instrument fully guaranteed.

MACKEREL SEINE AND Boat For SAte.— One Mackerel Seine and Boat, nearly new and in good condition, all complete and ready for the water. Seine, 185 fathoms by 11 fathoms tT Boat, 36 feet keel. Price very low.— E. H. Norton, Charlottetown.

AND VOCALISTS.

The Greatest {Combination that ever visited the Provinces, and giving the entire bntertain- ment as in st. John during the week of the Carnival. : :

PRICKS--25, 35 and é0 cents.

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Caledonian Club.

PRO TO) a LEN DEHRS. TFXENDERS for erection of Grand Staad, Booths, *c., and for Catering, in connec

tion with Caledonian Club ou 15th of August, will be received by the undersigned until SATURDAY, 31d August,

Full information on application to

J. M. CAMPBELL, jy29— 3i Secretary,

MOUNT ALLISON

Ladies’ College

SACKVILLE, N.

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THE 34th year of this well-known institution

will open AUGUST 297TH. ‘Ihe courses cf study extend from the Primary branches through the whole University Curriculum to the degree of B. A. In addition to this wide range of sub- jects in the literary department, special attention is given to PIANO FORTE, VOICK CULTURE, VIOLIN, HARMONY, SHORTHAND. TYPE- WRITING and CALISTHENICS. The best talent available has been secured for all these

subjects, the Musical Director being a graduate

of Stuttgart, and the Violinist a pupil of Joachim. :

The Teacher of Singing was trained by Max Mearezek, the instructor of Patti.

Kvery eftore is made not only to develop in- tellect and character, but also to cultivate re fined taste and lady-like manners,

For catalogue apply to REV. B. C. RORDEN, M.A. jy22—tl sept Ist PRINCIPAL.

CALEDONIAN CLUB

OF P. E. ISLAND. The Annual Scottish Gathering

WILL BE HELD AT THE New Driving Park and Exhibition Grounds, Charlottetown,

ON THURSDAY, AUG. 15th.

For further particulars as to Prizes, travel- < - . ing arrangements from all points by Railways and Steamers at special rates, ete., see pro- gramme. JAMES D. IRVING,

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PARASOLS,

DRESS GOODS, light fabrics, newest shades. Cotton, Lisle Thread, Silk and Cashmere

GOING OUT te HAT TRADE |

Boys’ Readymade Clothing.

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1G » rapid increase of our Tailoring trade, and the WING to the rapid increase g () demand on our space for room to display to advantage our arge stock of CLOTHS,

. ‘ i ‘ oe ’ We have decided to dispose of our Steck of Hats and Boys Readymade Clothing Regardless of Cost.

Our Stock is new this season, and in the latest styles, aud will be cleared out at a big sacrifice. T x > ‘ JOHN McLEOD & CO. MERCHANT TALLORS, i june4—3m eod & wky UPPER QUEEN STREET.

SEL A OLS POOLE ALS LOIN

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Summer Resort,

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SEASIDE HOTEL,

RUSHIC® BEACH. ———~(x)———— This Beautiful Watering Place will open for the Season on July Est.

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Kor pure, bracing air, surf bathing, sea and river tishing, we it has few equals. Covered Bowling Alley, Tennis and Croqu Lawns free to guests). TERMS MODERATE. Apply to

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Satins, etc. Eadies’ and Childrens UNDERVESTS, all kinds and prices.

Charlottetown, June28, 1889.—dy wky

1 President. W . conaed auntie Olah ri aa ae eae Hal doz. reer a ly Paper at Dodd’s Medical JOHN M. CAMPBELL J OHN N ki SON, wh ‘ e eforts of the young cap all, at wholesale prices by the half-dozen, — Secretary, pposi Office, Ch’ Pa will continue with him through life, pat 3i eod ' jy24—dy tldte wky 3i mat a June 5, 1889—dy law wky o to Poet oes wide tt