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¢aiendar for June, 1893.
MOON’S CHANGES,
tast Quarter, 7th day.....+se0. 9 30.6 morn New Moon, !4 ! GOP s seeks ogedes 138 morn First Quart , $Oth Gag ..cccove SOM. oan full Moon,29 h day .......+-+- 212.8 morn | Dey | Duy’s High of Day of Week. | Length. | Water Month. —) ETS | <mNr .) . | h. m Morn’y. 1 | Thursday + 3§ 21 ll 329 | Priday 23 | aft 16 3 Saturday 24) 0 % 4 Sunday 25 1 36 6 | Mouday 26 2 20 6 | Tuesday i a4. Sas 7 | Wednesday | =? 44 + | Thursday | 29 4 55 9 | Friday 30 6 29 10 | Saturday } si 7 27 1} Sunday 32 8 34 12 M lay 33 13 Tuesday 33 10 17 14 Wednesday ot li 6 15 Phe: sday 3 ll 55 16 = |,:«*Wriday j 35 | Morn’g 17 Saturday 35 0 41 ls Sunday | 35 ] 27 te] Monday 35 212 0 | !uesday 35 3 0 21 Wednaday | Oo 1 te n Thureday 35 | 4 54 8 Friduy | 35 6.4 ww | Saturday i 35 7 $ wb Sunday | 35 7 57 26 M onday 34 8 43 yi Tuesaday 34 9 26 2 Wednesday 33 10 6 2 bhursdey 33 10 45 » | Priday | 1& 32 ll 24
Prosthetic Dentistry.
AM prepared to mcunt Artificial Teeth on the
different kinds of plates :— Aluminum, Watt's
etal, HKeese’s Metal (these metals will not | gxidize or turn black ia the mouth), Vulcauite, i
mee ey Dee = |NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY DAY.
api Stamper Block, Victoria Ro
FEW THOUSAND BRICK, new and, A second-hand, Apply to Charles Mc-
Gregor.
BERT BALLOGH & (9,
TEA MERCHANTS, Mincing Lane, London.
REPRESENTED IN CANADA BY
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dA, MDRRS08, HALIFAX:
Physician and Surgeon,
fraduate of the Medical Department of the University of the City of New York, late Member of the Resident Staff of Bellevue Hospital and the New York Lying-is Hospital, New York City.
fice, North Side of Queen Square, ' | ITYHAT’S just whet we're going to do, give everyone who deals with us fits, and GOOD FITS Shop lately occupied by Mr. Horace Haszard, in and have as fine a line of goods in teds as was we are going
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
ng and Queen
RESIDENCK—Near corner of Ki ‘ i&w 3m- majo
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WLES FOR TROUT FISHING
FOR 1893 SEASON.
q° TO DAVIES’ DRUG STORE for to g
CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. ISLAND MONDAY,
Sava the Price of Your ExcursionTickets
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UUR GRAND EXCURSION BAYS,
June 13th, i4th and 5th. HOW !
By buying your Summer Stock of BOOTS and SHOES at GOFF BROS. We will give you Bargains in our
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own make and imported.
GOPrY BROTH HRS.
9 26 Chailottetown, June 5, 1893.
ONE ENJ
Both the method and results when of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
Facts for the
Rk. B. NORTON & CO. | Ch’town, May 20, 1893.
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DR. DORSEY,
GIVE 'E
leased the the Cameron Block, Scotch, English and Canadian Tweeds and W ors shown in this city; and what's better still, ‘ve the BIGGEST BARGAINS in Custom-Made Clothing
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GREAT BARGAINS in everything in the STATIONERY line. ‘new style FRINGED BLINDS—they are immense, the latest out.
- BAZAAR COMPANY,
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your Flies, Rods, Reels, Hooks, Fly that have ever been given here.
i ’ ! Cease i Rooks, Lines, aud every artic.e necessaiy
9 fishermen. : Our ‘Blick House” Flies have just wrived from England, and they are bexu-
ties, Come and see them. Cheaper than
wer, 8ST. GEORGE PHARMACY, Morris Biock, opp. Post Office: nays
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
casa Mercuants Bank or P, E. Istanp, Charlottetown, June 1, 1893.
OTICE is hereby given that a Half. yearly Dividend, at the rate of Eight MPcent. per annum, on the cap tal stock @ this Bank has been declared, |. yable at iw banking house on and after July 5rd, prox. By order of the Board. WM. McLEAN, Cashier.
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‘ » ’ y FOR SALE CHEAP. a —_——_— Mae undersigned has for eale the fullow- i ing well-bred Stock, viz :—
1 Barrister M sre, 8 years old, in foal to General Benton (Registered Clyde), Itwo-year-old Cart Colt, sired hy Young Royal Tom, dam by Imp. Barrister,
S three year-old C srriage Colt (gelding), LPilly, coming four, sired by All Right, 5817, Registered Shorthorn Bull, 2 years old. Will be sold choap for cash or approved tredir.
ALso ~107 acres excellent Land near igan Bridge, King’s County. Apply to GEORGE F. OWEN, 26 law& xy Cardigan Bridge,
We guarantee to giv y have received from t
JAS. MACLEOD & SON,
Ch'town, May 6, 1893. Late of the Firm of McLeod & McKenzie
ener wee
New About June Ist we expect to move into our New Store. while we are selling off the balance of goods saved from the Burnt Building at very low prices.
Robertson's Old Stand, one block below the Burnt Store.
R. B. NORTON & CO.
Charlottetown, May 10, 1895.
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tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ace ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared onl healthy and agreeab many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75c bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will : promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Manufaetured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
SAN FRANOISOO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORE,N. ¥. W R WATSON, Wholosale
Charlott eetowu
“Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies
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are used in the
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which is absolutely pure and soluble.
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Feople ! THE BAZAAR COMPANY!
——-HAVE THE CHEAPEST———
Wall Paper, Shade Blinds, Curtain Poles, etc,
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from the most substances, its
A, FULTON,MAN AGER
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass
SEAM
Yes, but feed it with Scott’s Emulsion. Feeding the cold kills it, and no one can afford to have a cough or cold,acute and leading te consumption, lurking
SCOTT'S EMULSION
Of pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites strengthens Weak Lungs, checks all Wasting Diseases and is a remarkable Almost as Palatable as Milk, Prepared only by Scott & Bowne, Bellevitle.
e the publi: the same satisfaction is in the past, and much better prices
FOR INVALIDS
whose system needs toning up and whose appetites are failing, a quick and pleasant remedy will be foundin
CAMPBELL’S QUININE WINE. Prepared only by K. CAMPBELL & Co., Beware of Imitations.
TOHNSONS
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Originated by an Cid Family Physician.
In use for more than Eich 1 leads. Gi a
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GOCOLAT MENIER!
Sales Exceed 33 MILLICN LBS.
write to C. ALFXED CHOUILLOU, MONTREAL.
Mean-
Think Of It.
ration after Generation have Every Traveler should have a
Sufferer
: 1 theria, chitis, Asthms., Cholera-Morbus, Diarrhcea, ba, Stiff Joints er Strains, find in this oki Anodyne relief and speedy =a.
Tonsilitis, om, Cuts, Bruises, Cram tice. Delays may cost a life. Relieves
THE DAILY EXAMINER.
JUNB 19, 1893.
Notes and Comments.
—Some of Mr. Brastus Wiman's credit- ors are said to be willing to take ten cents on the dollar for their claims agaims against his estate. Brought dowa to hard pan there has been very little more in the Reciprocity prophet’s financial schemes than there was in his political plans.
—Mr., Courdet, one of the Unived States counsel before the Behring Sea arbitration, has arrived home, and says in an interview that when the discussion shall have been closed the responsibility will rest upon the tribunal, and as that tribunal is eompored of eminent and honorable jurists of differ- ent nationalities, we may reasonably ex pect a decision that will be satisfactory to the enlightened public opinion of the world. The bearing of this opinion on the great isatie would seem, as the Montreal Gazette remarks, to be in the application of it.
— The United States demanded and ob- tained a large sum of money in the Alabama award which was not justly due. It tried to repudiate the Halifax fishery award, by which payment of Canada’s claims for fish- ing privileges was ordered. It threatens at Paris to back out of the arbitration, against all the laws of international honor, if the judgment should be unfavorable. And now it transpires that the great Republic has been for some time trying to evade pay ment of extradition fees under the distinct agreement and pledge made inthe Extra- dition Treaty with Great Britain, by which the country spplying for extradition pays the costs.
—It cholera succeeds in obtaining entrance to American ports it is likely to come by way of the Mediterranean. It is significant that Narbonne, Certe and other places in which disease of a choleraic nature is said to have shown itself, are either situated upon or have water communicaticn with the Mediterranean Cette, for instance, is the principal commer- cial port, next to Marseilles, in the south of France, and has a considerable trade with the Levant. Indeed, all the portson the Medi- terrarean shore of Fiance have more or less traftic with Asiatic Turkey, in the Arabian portion of which cholera is now raging, des- treying from sixty to seventy lives every day in Mecca alone. But in addition to the peril of cholera being imported to European ports o1 the Mediterranean from Western Asia, itis very probable that cholera is indigenous in France; that is, the pestilence was brought to France many years ago and that the germs are there already and need only certain con- ditions to develyp them. French reports apeak of a ‘disease of a choleraic nature” bei: g the cause of death, when the cause of death is probably genuine Asiatic cholera, either lurking in the locality or reeently brought from abroad.
—The Empire remarks: The leading op- position organ in Toronto does not like Mr, Van Horne's statement made in Winnipeg hat by unrestricted reciprocity ‘*the whole insides of Manitoba would be jerked out,” and it takes considerable space in which to vent this feeling of indignation. Yet the average Canadian will realiza that the able President of the Canadian Pacific generally knows what be is talking about, and prob- ably does in the present instance. Asa shrewd business man, Mr. Van Horne would never dream of increasing che railway’s mileage and affording almost daily new and costly facili ties to the public if he had not confi- dence in the policy of the country and iu ita future. If, therefore, he deliberately declares hat the Grit scheme would destroy the inter ests of the Northwest, which he is doing everything possible to build up, it is likely that the Canadian people will be more inclin- ed to believe the msn who knows and appre- ciates that section of our great Dominion rather than the Globe, which, for fifteen years, has belittled and vilified Manitoba, the Terri- tories and Britieh Columbia; which has bitter- ly opposed the great railway which has made the country what it is, ie which now en deavors, as a last resource, to breed dissension between the cfficials of the railway and the people to whom it has been such a boom.
A Novel Temperance Law.
{Boston Herald |
The attempts at legislation for the cure f drunkenness are uneading, and many of chem are ingenious. In Massachusetts they range from the fifteen gallon law of 1839 to the proposition for the Norwegian s} stem of the present year. The legisla. tion to drive it out by denying everybedy liquor, in order that the drunkard may be included, was the crudest form of all, and is in effect abandoned. We have fallen back upon license with local option, es the best thing attainable, and the western states are disposed to follow us, Those states who do not—West or East—are simply living under law notoriously not enforced, They have alaw in Michigan which strikes us as altogether bad. I: provides that when a man is convicted of drunkenness he may have his choice be tween being sent to jail and being com mitted to an asylum for the cure of drunk- enness. The state will pay for his treat- ment if he elects the latter. Its intention is excellent, but it assumes drunkenness to be a disease, as it probably is in mauy cases. Whether the state can practically undertake to cure a disease so widerpread with beneficial results will probably be doubted by many. It would be hazardous to furnish a certificatw of ‘‘dischared cured” in almost any case.
<a <> ip Fatal Result at Delay.
Sickness generally follows in the path of neglect. Don’t be reckless | but pradently
ke a few doses of Scott’s Emulsion mmediately following exposure to cold. It rill save you mapy painful days and -l-epless nights. vd
The savings banks of Detroit are en- orcing the 60 day clause on withdrawals (f deposits as a matter of precaution.
USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great
pail. LS. Johiwon & Coy B
b'ood and nerve remedy,
JUNE 19, 1898.
The Wooing of the Wind. Rose of dusk, didst ever
Regard the sea’s refrain / That is no love that never
Returns with time again.
Because I am the saddest Of things beneath the eun, Because thou art the gladdeat That ever he looked on—
Because no ways to wander Allure me any more, With whice sea dreams to ponder All day beside the door— Because there’s not a rover But wearies on 3 day, And not a faithless lover But sorrow doth repay —
I rove the world of shadows, A wraith of the blue rain, And in the dawn’s deep meadows Return to thee again. —Bliss Carman, in Lippincott’s.
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(The Empire. )
No single branch of Canadian develop- ment is so marked as the export of farm products tou Great Britain. That vast teeming market seems, and is, capable of absorbing more more we can produce for many decades. It has largely compensated for any loss following that embodiment of
treachery to its then interests—the Mc- Kinley B.li—and promises in the future to prove still more clearly how foolish a por- tion of our people have been in being ready to throw away everything else in pursuit of that Will o' the Wisp, the sixty millions market, as if we were hopelessly dependeut upon it.
The trade returns are a revelation in this respect, and we commend the figures to all who hare not been eble to investi- gate the seemingly dry tables for them-
from the following sales of produce to Eng- land was turned into the hands of the far- mers cf Canada, it is safe to say that the result was not as uninteresting as the mere
igation blue book :
Exports. Britain. States
SN cis beetbo ese $7,481,613 $ 21,327 DOE édudeschkbeveee 1,772,231 32,325 NS coud cen bad 877,455 6,038 SE, 5.5004 enh bone 11.5.33,69) 39,558 ME. seckiwkinnes . 5,726,505 871,262 SS He coos 1,975,485 54,623 RARE EN epee me 2,422,088 483,814 NN ss chaecaknn 1,110,368 14,448 TONNE 6 6. sve wone eeee 1,405,527 27,661
revenue tariff--we actually imported from the United States $6,510,000 worth of wheat and nearly $2,000,000 worth of flour. And of the products mentioned akove, our
Great Britain, or thirty millions less than the present export. Yet they are being urged to go back to a system of external agricultural competition in their own mar- ket, and consequent restriction of home production. In 1878 the cattle trade was only beginning; the cheese trade was in its infancy, and that in apples was 1 on-exist- ent. Summed up, the progress of the Can- adian farmer is something of which we may be proud instead of despondent and poassi- mistic. And it is not improbable that ten years will see as great a development in our exports of barley, eggs, horses, hay, wheat and apples to Great Britain as the past decade has witnessed in cheese, cattle and wheat.
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One of Whittier's Last Poem».
Nicholas Magazine, commemorates the visit of a party of young girls to the poet's home. It contains the following tines, which have a peculiar significanca now that the good Quaker poet hae passed away . “1 would not if I could repeat A life which still is good and sweet; i keep in age, as in my prime, A not uncheerful step of time, And, grateful for all blessings sent, I go the common way content To meke no pew experiment, On easy terms with law and fate, For what must be | calmly wait, And trust the path I cannot see, ~ That God is good sufficeth me. And when at last upon life’s play The curtain falls, I only pray That hope may lose itself in truth, And age in Heaven's immortal youth, And all our loves and longing prove The fortaste of diviner love !’ —— ll > Oe
How to Geta “ Sunlight” Picture
Send 25 “‘Sanlight” Soab wrappers (the large wrappers);to Lever Bros, Lrd., 42 Scott St, Toronto, and you wtll receive by post a pretty picture, free from advertising, and well worth framing. Thisis an easy way to decorate your home. The soap is the best inthe market, and it ..ill only cost le postage tosend inthe wruppere, if you leave the ends opon. Write your address carefully.
Lonpos, June 15.—James Gilbert, the dynamiter, recently relessed from Portland Prison, because he was thought to be near death, ssiled en the American steamship Chester from Southampton Saturday. Three physicians certified that the sea voyage would probably prolong his life. In an interview Monday, Gilbert said that he intended during is sojourn in the United States to direct the Washington Government's attention to the pitiable condition of Americans imprisoned at Portland. Gallagher, he said, had become hopelessly insane and Daly was dying slowly. Other political prisoners were reatened with insanity. e himself had passed six months in the prison hospital during the year immediately preceding his
release,
Farmers and Canadian Progre:s.'
American hostility to Canada and of Grit)
VOL 31.--NO 22
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WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
ENDORSED BT A Graduate of Edinboro’.
} A. DrW. Barss, A.M... M.D., Mdin.. e
i man of culture 2nd relisemcni, is Lotuure:
| on Physiolery and TN; ei \cudia College, Nova Soectis. . DAS REMEDIES ke eays—
“T have ¢ fuliy examined the form. ule from whi h t} v ore “mace l mh find they nye heeu jadi LOUSY Se ted and are well adapied, for the xecom?
ment of th LCV" Oo Buse of tucir ki shonid aye a leree gal
fore the gemerai ypotshBic.”’ ———- --- -« woe o —
selves. When, however, the cash realized | figures may seem to be in a trade and nay-|
To Great To Usitel
$34,364,962 $1,551,057, In 1878, under that miserable system—a |
Hiom: opathic Physician ef Biaine, suid s— Re i upon the market equal SKOD\'4, in mont oss end clervanes of so . Lbclievc betas Core mas 1 Ounteree rnd & @eca’s Gcre te : oh ; t PICU Fone (fer -ricik if A BoGgual:'cc, for the eure of <1 [Prien ti feenue, [dens hesil: te : ated f icuch” ey + +h rig pom oat ewtics a) SxoL A: Mead Uda Livne « Shee ends
For sale by ali Drugyiats. Trade suppiied by W. R. Wateon, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
JOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF
is the virtues of Prime Beef in a con
contrated and easily-digested form.
Invaluable as a Strength giving Food.
The May Queen.
TEAMER MAY QUEEN will ply between Charlottetown and Mount Stewart, culliag
at Gillis’ Wharf, every Tuesaday and Friday, carrying Freight avd Passengers. Apply on
board. PAUL PAO..1, juli—tieod wky 2i
farmers only sent $4,846,000 worth to) ———___
WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e
ANTEKD—Party having large social and club connections, to take the agency fur Charlottetown of a world-renowned brand of cbampagne wine Liberal terms and great faci- lities given to the right party. Appiy, stating references, to P,Q Box 678, Montreal. jul4—ll, 17, 21, 24, - LET, ata very moderate rent, to a small family if applied for soon, that pleasantly sitnated residence on Kichmond Screet Weert. Commands a fi-e¢ view of the harbor and West River ; convenient to churches, schools, market and all public buildings, with fire larpe cosets, back yard and small garden; built eight years ago | contaiaing vine finished rooms and eummer kitchen. Can be examined now and porression given immediately. Apply te the subseriber on the premiees,—CHARLES HIGGINS, if -jald
T° LET—A house in the city, also a pasture ( lot half a mile from the city, Apply to
' ZDWakD Davy, Richmond Sireec f—jald
The three-page poem, by John G. Whit-| W tier, which appeared in the ;November St. ' varieties to offer both in fruits and ornamentais,
NTE!—Salesmen to seil our choice and hardy wvureery stock. Many special
and controlled only by us. We pay commission or salary, give exclusive territory and pav weekly. Write us at once and secure choice of territory.—MAyY BroTuers, Nurserymen, Ro- cheater, N. Y. im—jals
RESSMAKING at home or by the day. Ap- ply to Miss NicnoLsox, head of Pownal Street. jal3 OST—On 8t. Peter's Road, between Ten Mile House and Mount Stewart, en Thursday, June 8h, a purse containing a small sum of money and a broken gold ring. Any person finding same wil) be suitably rewarded by leav- ing itat Messre. Davison & Co's, Great George Street, Charlottetown, or at this office juls—dy 31 wy 2i
LEY, for the summer months, a well-fur
nished Dwelling House containing seven good rooms, with large yard and coach house, in a central and healthy part of the city Posses- sion given immediately. For terms aad partion lars apply at this office. iul3
WANTED—T wo or three smart Boys. Apply to Mark Waicut & Co. (Ltd) may3i im OR SALE OR TO LET—Hotse with garden and stable attached, corner Kent and Cam- berland Streets. House heated with hot water. Apply to EK. W. TayYLor. 2aw--may ls
© LET.—A dwelling honse on Dorchester Street, containing six rooms, next to resid- ence of J B. Macdona'd, Esq. Also. a dwelling house with five rooms,on Alley Street, near Upper Prince, and adjoining residence of Mr. Alfred Large. h houses are offered at mod- erate rent and immediate possession iven, Inepection solicited Apply to Thomas Alley. may23tts & wky
T° LET—A House situated on Fitzroy Street containing five large rooms. with good yard and etabling. Possession given immediately. Rent moderate. Apply to A D. Martin, Chest nut Street, or Robect Kennedy, corner of King square. may3i 3i law ANTED—A e¢ervant for general housework on the Ist ef July. Ap ly to Mura. T. J. HaRkRis, Brighton Road. jus
GENTS WAN TED—To canvass for the Font- hill Nurseries, the large#t, longest estab- ished, most reliable and best known Nurseries n Canada. Over 700 aures under cultivation. Good pay, regular and coustant employment to right men ; no drones need apply. Kiegant out- fits, Addres: Srone & WkEcLINGTON, Temple Building, Montreal. J. W. Beail, Manager. Name THE EXAMINER. 2m—anz7
OUSE TO LET—A Dwelling House on Bay-
field Street, containing nine ro»m4, stable
and coach house. Heated with hot water aaa is
in good condition. Possessien given at once, Inquire of A. HERMANS, Queen Screct.
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