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THE DAILY EXAMINER.

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‘EW SERIES. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, WEDN ESDAY, JUNE 2, 1886. VOL. 19.—NO. 10,

Che Daily Examiner) PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY, po 7m : <

(Montreal Witness), Long continued negotiations between Great Britain and Spain have at length re sulted in the signature of a convention by which it is hoped the commercial inter- course between the two countries will be greatly extended,:to the advantage of both. The conyention yet awaits confirmation by the respective governments of Great Britain

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Sensible Views of the Matter. The Spanish Treaty. is issued every evening by a ‘ i886 SUmimer A MEWeee ememt. IS86.|

The Dominion Government is certainly proceeding with commendable energy and firmness of purpose in the work of defend- ing the fisheries. Its silence seems dignity itself contrasted with the bluster and legis- lative fuss of the American Senate. It ap- pears to be acting im serene confidence in/

Lhe Examiner Publishing Go trom their others, corner of Water and O° AND AFTER TUESDAY, JUNE Ist, 1886, Trains will run as follows:

Great George Ntreets, Charlottetown, | Prince Edward Island. ert tid

RATES OF SUBSORIPTION— _ TRAINS ‘GEPART. FOR THE WEST TRAINS ARRIVE.— FROM THE WEST.

Six mouths ..... cael a ; na ee AE Si a a j } ’ yaar and Spain, its acceptance by the former “a ae Core eresee 2.8 STATIONS. Estpress | iM ' on ditties A ° — ’ enforcing laws meant to secure the rig its it . : : i ‘ hkiea aed a a4 BOWES. oe ee eee e eee eeeew eens do Ae | oa nae | Mix ‘ STATIONS. ‘ea Mixed Mixed | seeks to defend, and of the justice it is eam ane ag nee ee the on 4 } ne jenceatameae : } ) 3 B > é a no DB cccerccceecceeneed ee 50 . ... x uM. Ue ernie P. wee © — uM. | quite certain. Congress is excitedly pass- a “ “4 Brit “wy af a e ha . Ww RS lvertising at moderate rates. ee ee seeee, 6 00 10 15 330 Charlottetown....... haa | 2 55. } “935 | ing the strongest retaliatory legislation. It he ad ; 7 in oe peg arth = a“? pene " Contracts may bx made for monthly, quar-| North W ihren. : M 10 35 3 49 Royalty Junction eeend | 836 23) | 9 | cannot pass any such law against Canada, fay a bow ; oes Sominiogs Nt ; ae , a terly, half-yearly, or yearly advertisements, | Hunter River....''''""} 658 | 11 38 450 ||Hunter Riven..........| 6 13 1 33 Sit | for toforeign nations Canada is merely a) the & eta 1 inaivight : le ; R we | oa application. mein P.M Bradalbane............ 547 | 1258 | 99 | portion of Great Britain. A law which })"°08 0° (mice ane mas a ¥ Tonda / ~ MPEP ers 686s eee | yo > 3 5 Or ‘) na > ti k 9 mf * Ox . ary a B 3 se . ws | Oouiii ties Sct, saa 73 | 12 13 5 26 County Line Junction. 6 40 3 a = would exclude Canadian vessels from as a “ Pk ag ae ee hh a ‘ ALMANAG FOR JUNE, 1888 a a slain 7 40 12 3 |) 5 55 Kensington ........... 4 5 17 12 13 648 | American ports, would exclude all British leniea” a oo the he} that it ant lies ' gton....... + 908! 387 |#%6 17 A.M vessels from Americao ports, and would al- mie ate ot te ae LE Pe ee ‘¥ ay or Si | Us B 5 55 , 515 ; =a P » British colonies ¢ lependencies as a i el Summerside...... ie 15 | 1 30 | 60 oie e does fap 455 | ll 40 615 | PRO M PT. most cut the United States off from all the » ny Br “ “ : yo pos 7 dept ndenc es as E aa ; s. “ t dp! 8 30 2 00 ts e' 4 40 11 05 | bs world by steam communication, for nearly = >a = er oO much importance to oul = New Moon 2nd day 9th., 42.8m., a. m., S. E. | Walteelen 2) sa 8 45 221 | 4 Miscouche....-++0+0-.. 42 | 04 | S| : FRFUL REMEDY all steamship lines are British Spanish West India ‘trade. rhe proposed 3 First Quarter 9th day, 3h., 14.2m..%. m..| er mi tote eeew eens 9 05 247 | . Wellington..+-........ 405 | 1018 ! ® a . : treaty of December, 1884, on the other N. BE. bs low horizon. ) O'Leary... i; > om ties Port put ke deans aude | 3 3 : 30 53 Adamson’s Botanic Cough Balsam. (Philadelphia Record.) hand, especially excepted the Spanish Antil- { ill Mo : day, 9th., 25.4., a. m., N. W, | Bloomlield.....+«.. 2, Pioaw | sz |‘ Ribbeaiiéid........... 1 $25) tae | Sa. {Tis ae Pleasant as honey. Cousha, O3Qn, sit ' ‘a Ghee les froin its provisions. In the present case : helow k orizon. ) | Alberton, ..++....¢ eee see] li 14 610 |«e2 ik ? oD 6 a! 2s # Asthma, which lead co. Consumption, have. been ‘The plain truth is the owners of} — : sae thet the Matai lla a ; : a i : ° or : | Tignish ae a ul 55 zs S > ee ees so cceseomting os ~ ds j i apeedily cured by the use of ADAMSOX's B i” often tl) . N aden E gla: } . } . ca we notice that the Madard COTTCS Pore ent of ; a Qu 1a e! 24th day, Oh., 23. 5m. p. m N i tse teen Eh ete e W . SOEUR bn sé dein see dp 1 20 600 | =? 1 oth cas . Balsam afte : 1€ ANCW wg LG fis ung fleets desire no the London Tia es assures ths t wurn: ] tl nl 4 below horizon). — ee : , P.M, Ce ae i oe. = ceagttaye = ry nego failed. Sulferers from either | just settlementof this dispute. What they ; ers nian me . pape : ” —_ : 7 "4 County Line Janction. | ' 545 |/County Line Junction. 1 720 pent en hE. ne Conshs or bronehint affeetions, ean” | demand is ‘that they shall be permitted to the colonies of. both nations are included. f D ty 3 Su a. Sraveray: ar 6 33 Cape Traverse...... ay i | 6 w resort to this great remedy, confident of obtalning } The treaty, if ratihed, is to Tun for BIX 4 IDAY OF WEEK| ~ oO” )~™ 1 {Moon! 3 High) Day's = ———— ‘ | ‘gpeedy-relief, Do not delay, get itiat once. enter the inner waters of Canada for bait, seat aud Mi tole wear int Whe wane ¥ M 4 _risesisets | rises |water| len’h TRAINS DEPART. 92 fut EAST - ) FOR SALE BY ALL DRIGGIBTS. and that the Canadians shall be prevented ee Gait ty ow . We" an ebay ans ‘ ih mib fe —s a He EAST. TRAN NS ARRIVE, -FROM THE bast, | Bottled at St. Stevens, N. B., by the proprietors, by high duties from supplying the markets th ' ee a i - ” “ ; sie vii , es a | Tuesday 41717 38! 3 5410 8 15 19) ee —- — . —— | F. W. KINSMAN & CO., Druggists, of this country with food fish. They want, ao ¢ 1889 7 th Fes In gts ar ae ve 4 2) Wednesday 17; 39) 4 a6)10 50 90 | STATIONS | Express | Mixed STATIONS. | Express N Mixed | 56: ere Ave., ¥,'Y, in short, all the advantages which they en- ae Gebene: tate > ae rr ws w4 4 3/Thursday 3915 25/11 33' 93: ° = os r the treaty with Canada. and : rermany, a is provisions are of : , Vhursda; 16) 39) 5 2511 33 pe oth Sabie ak lt i eile ESTABLISHED 1873. MEMBERS CHAMBER |J0¥ed under the treaty with Canada, and all) 5.4 to confer great advantages upon man) 4| Frida | 15) 40! 6 14!morn 25 P. M, A. M. hii hell, P. M. the advantages which the absence of a}. om ne" e S5iSaturida' Is} 41] 7 271 0 15 ) Cc harlottetown an 315 6 30 Chariottetown ........ 9 20 6 15 C MMERCE. satw cs . » . Th; _|limportant industries. The concessions sturiday 7 26 “egy Pate J 1 7. | U treaty can confer on them. While they . Seal QiSnnd 3 191 8 2 . j~ loyalty Junction......} 3 30 6 50 Royalty vee tionm......| 9 05 5 55 = ee 7 , : . ~ Imade by Great Britain are changes in the 6 a lay | ° 2) Bo 0 59 27 norey eae eee’ 8 58 } 7 28 Redford. 8 40 5 17 4 ie insist on equal terms with the Canadian wins dutics whisk Svatn fas lane oak id tae y Monday M 13) 9 46 1 is 29 ea ld gar 4 29 8 05 s 8 | § ae 8 15 449 va fishermen. in Dominion waters, they are not by’ the teiiéibe J of ‘ a ws eal a - ¥ Lith “. ~ veaday ‘ 0 * ] . Stewar c. i pam : . 2 a ré rné ‘ aT? a aBa « e @ Wadnaies ~ a a0 +s oan. a oe 1 39 g 2) a Cer} 810 [a willing that the Canadians shall have equal} oi) Guty avainst S _ sagyhrstodinncey~ 10 et m4 4 48) 7 oa 4 es re Morell -.-++ee0e...0++0+! 1 58 9 01 Morell.sseeese.. cesses] FS ocak: otha | Potatoes, Spiling, R.%. Ties, |’ ™ the markets of this country. This 7 ae site eee : lurscay ! » 4 { ; ‘ ‘ 5 an § 3 + =e . - ° Jt eLedrapn., . Pr —s Mi 6) 1 Se + 2 St. ea iver pisses ar ; 20 3 = bt. Peters. Woevecicctt : 3 | ; os | : b ' ‘ *)/is what the Fryes and the Dingleys mean |" ”’ gray a 19! Saturday | 14 47| 2 39) 7 OK 3 Souria.. ee oe 6 25 il 15 OURS. bcarnedanceh ca... 1 20 umber, Lats, Canned by their bills and resolutions in Congress. Toe ae ee eT : 13S er - | 14} 47] 4 451 8 23 +3 oe ee ae —--———— ee ae ee Fish, 8s vy, Eggs, If the Canadians will not yield to an iniqui- “ Thanks !” . 14| Mendav | 14 4815 49,9 10| 34 Mt- Stewart Junction| t 35 25 Mt. Stewart Junction 8 10 415 | Produce tous demand, they .are to be threatened o H 15' Tuesday | 13] 481 650| 953) 35 ee eee te 5 43 10 80 tee thsn: ap’ a : - ’ with a warfare of commercial retaliation, or| A correspondent writes to the New York ; l6. Wednesday 13; 48] 7 45110 32) 35 sade owanee eee etl i And sell on commission, White us fully for| With a still greater vengeance.’ Journal of Commerce that in conversation 7 Thursday — 3 8 35 25 nee ae : a f ' qotations, &hi with a frie some time since » state . te "ie 3 7 : a 4 6 a Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time. aa mnt. AREA (St. Croix Cowrier.) at ——. Thame” te alan re ATA ‘ : ; ow . wr , ‘i sie " . i . ‘ sci ” ; Mie ; ) § ace © 19 Saturd Ly 13 is/ 9 l aft 2] 35 aa ne Cape lraverse bi ncn leave Lounty Line Junction Puesday, W ednesday HATHEWAY & CO. From a stand point of fair play, the dif- thank you, ’ Was highly improper, and Was 20 Su } y 13 48) 10 2] 0 56 25 saturs : Ly, an 1] ave CU; ype | rave rse Mon i vs ‘ W ednesday, | hursday. found rip between 9 ference bet ween the attitude of Canada like using * ge uts 7 for se gentlemen,” and 21| Monday 13) 48/11 111 33! 35 Cape Traverse and C outy Line, Wednesday. All other Trains run daily (Sundays excepted. 22 Central Wharf, Boston, (Gen- | towards the United States and that of the|she asks for information on the subject. 22 os ae - ~~ a. 29 : i2 = JAMES COLUMAR, eral Commissioa Merchants. States nae 27 the cee Parte is | The Jowrnal Says : : 23) Wednesday 55) 2 55) 35 , . ; very evident from the action of the two . ‘ saga | ea a ee Superintendent. F “We tava anewere Se naweral times hy q 24 Thursday 14; 49/morn| 3 46) 35 po iiway Office. Charlottetown. May 27. 1886—-all pra Gi I mee Consign your v.ssels ‘to our house. Wil]/ governments in respect to their treatment wwe have answered this several times by : 25) Friday 15| 49) 0 21) 4 49) 34 . Aes a ae 7 receive personal attention, Charte’s, Freights| of fishing vessels. Before making a seizure mail for ladies ae were too timid to have 26Saturday | 15) 491048) 6 1) 34 ae aud Vessels for the United States, Newfound-|of an American vessel, Canada gave a their little notes appear in print, . but we Y a Mandan | 16 p ; is . + sf | pee West Indies, South America Ports. | proper and sufficient notice to all who desire to give an answer that, as far as our so SJIONday ; 6 4S 5 j oo D i i . “ee > are c scr i xc 3 »sti on T ae > 16 os @ onl 0 al a0 .? €) | preen, Pa and Oil Freights, might be tempted to break the law. In the ——- page oo will set, the ae 20) ee ‘a +: 16/7 48) 3 131 9 51 15 39 mn 12, 86 ~3mos case of the fining“of the Sisters, at Port- be; a ‘ec — i Oe Pe gene tans 7 ’ 4 =] land, the United States, without warning, om on aa not a few have de } —-—:0: -—— 1827 = = & |§FSRG, | put immediately into execution a provision oral . aL en plans , ¢ his is : at. ‘theik. customs law, which they never w 2 ly a. mistake ; it is goo old english, THROUGH TICKETS | CREAT SHOW T. & E, KENNY, |thosit of wong in lke ann bor, ad. tmexcotionate a any pnae : » . <r 12 T . j . This is retaliation with a vengeance. vngish language, Shakespeare puts i in | the mouth of his most cultured characters. Charlottetown Ticket Agency. | — oy Goods and Shipping, | — [In <* Twelfth Night’ Sebastiqn says: eros GH TICKETS for sale to all parte | HALIFAX, CANADA. a a I can no ot gti Ants, thanks, 5 y lnwent pouibic mine Wits or me De Mbe MACDON ALD’S. If EK. KENNY, Sa cele wane hana aan | cet an ee eae, Ore Pott. ete © : e ir & k N says: Ritchie county once more comes to} in ‘Measure for Measure’ Isabel says : maps, time tables, ete. | eel | ' 9! the front with one of the most diabolical : i aah ne salt _ rE. \ t NEW DRESS GOODS, in all the newest makes. | (F.C, MAHON) outrages ever perpetrated within the bor- I'd throw sedans ae oiaaiiivemenel Station Masterand Ticket Agent, | NEW MANTLE CLOPHS. in all the newest makes Ship \wners and Brokers ders of this state. As on other oecasions of Claudic—-Thanks, dear Isabel. March 19—2aw wky 3mo_ PP. E. I. Railway, | NEW CHIP, TAPE and STRAW "ATS. ’ this nature, the perpetrators of the crime {nd further on we have from the duk . . : : 4 > fe have 0 ic «< @ ne NEW FLOWERS, FEATHERS 1 Os are what are known as Red Men, that or-}, 77 ieninte ~ecagal ue ' | NEW HOSIERY, NEY GLOVES | —— O mmission Merchants, ganization of outlaws which for half a een a Es = ' rie ver tme armurrn 2" TAT OVS . . . é i Ss, ‘ SU, or sé . NEW PRINTS, NEW CRETONNES. : 61 ESHAM HOUSE, dozen years has flourished in this state de- iia alionts cae ts <a 9 ’ E ia . NEW MOURNING GOODS, NEW TRIMMINGS. je , ” | Bishopsgate Street, spite all the attempts of the authorities to |‘ rh was - ( 7" — 8, go m a _ CARPETS, in Scotch, Brussels, Tapestry and Hemp, at CLEARING-OUT PRICES LONDON, E. C., stamp it out. The victims this time are PER). 5 ORB PEZs «OER, OF, 1anks F 7 ; ee tides, ot to your majesty, ‘Thanks, gentle uncle, | S | England, |Mr. and Mrs. George Keck, who live on ‘hanks noble peer,” "Thanks, gamble ali” i “a “ee We ? Thonsan - > f ! sos’ ATS ; x P . pi . oe sed. c oi é 8, : er. anks, ge : s e HATs : WATS! FAATS ! —Thousands of Men ant Boys’ HATS, in Felt and | Scott's and Vaughans Codes. Goss Run, in Ritchie. A few nights ago THAN’ centle -Noifolk.” “hanks good wews irom Av eats. | Me h 29. 1886 they were aroused by the shouts of a mob M nt ~ A 2 Th nk . nt! Son : we t? ; ; i. NWLontgomery, i 8, ge > Somerset, | CLOTHING— 87,°00 worth of Reds -Made Clothing to select from. Boys’ Suits from ; eee Mi: which ot auenepeiee ee homers aie - Therks aie Chien x ‘een am ‘ $1.25, Men’s Suits from $4.50 Will guarantee the b»s value in Clothing ever offered on the door being opened, the tec Men took}, 45... en . “ 2 ae : ‘Pp E. Island t , TR UE E VAi WUE possession of Mr. Keck and his wife, and cw a ratte ere ‘ire r ugh mas rede e ® . . . : ° . é y “ 0 > Charge -RFOR— A fine stock of English Worsteds, Scotch and Canslian Tweeds, which will be made to | COCK’S FRIEND BAKING took them into the woods and roped them 7 ly re a : n — oe “en. > * Stam . REP EB LA eR ee | order at close prices a A F Cent i Rated the to trees and beat them in the most brutal] ?@™S SY Waproper A big stock of Gents’ Warnishings Men’s Co!ton shirts, * = os le trenma: wie, oe vhs Lav: been pub- |manner with hickory withes. The fiends rr f . All our Goods are sold at the Cheapest Prices. Please call and see for yourselves. lished, carefully emitting cost. then burned the dwelling and its contents A Melancholy Wedding. am | itin “Royal” costs 60 cts., gives 2,033 cub.in. |to the ground and departed. After day- ; ” >.

of Gas, or 34 inches for a cent. light Mr. Keck led i Laineit hi :

: . Keck succeede releasing himn- Ee cee ie shee aie tila

g ’ J ’ iS VACDONALD 1 tin “Princess’ costs 50 cts., gives 2,408 cub. igh r. Keck succeeded 1n I At the Novgerod prison chapel, says the

SUMMER AREA ANGEMENT 6 5 . ee “+ pF 2 gg eer self, and, after removing his bleeding and] Russian Petersburuskia Cuzette, a couple QUEEN STREET. 2 packets Cocks Friend cost 30 cts., give fainting wife toa place of safety, swore out) wore recently married. A young fellew of 3064 cub. ins. of Gas, oy, 6@ inchesior | warrants for such of the mob as he had been |the yame of Zumizki. who had been sen

THE PALACE STEAMERS Ch’town, May 12, 1886.—dy & wky @ cent. ; thre’ SS Her outitl able to recognize, and twelve of them have |tenced to a ee of imprisonment for foun

: “ nr —— rm. =< ome — ne Cooks Friend is theret Cane Gy THs ' : better wads thetit Princess; aia 73 per cent. been arrested and placed im jail, Other }teen years and six months with hard labor, : AL 5 S CO } better than Royal. arrests will be made. naseled « vanteniaiel who wan the Gemeien INTERNATION sVe . | & . ; The purity and kealthfulness of Cooks cise dilissiiliaaaasavi tama 2 atiehites + ery oye ome i i Friend aro unquestionable. latin toniemnteates - he 5U j . r, +1 re "Ne » anne hiamd Oly = ) | . . store. J s Ss ° releases rom 1© WNOVgern ison alt 1? oa Leave St. John for Boston, via Eastport and Port- ; , Cooks Friend may be had from store er ea Ange tare wigs : eaitah 1" i ry Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 5 keepers generally. i eginning O18 ie present ye sULIZKI iand, ever onde : A cabinet crisis is impending on account|had told his brother of ins intention to 5.00 a. m. : Leave St. John at 8 o’clock every Saturday re & N ny Twa of the proposed new duties on petroleum iNn}marry, but the latter thought the prisone: = D ! ee é Cc 7? 33 Q 0 EEN STE ts ka a. WANTS, Lost, 0 dF Ne », de, the Austro-Hungarian treaty. . es > insane, deeming it impossible that any 9 N Protas " porters, who obtain purer 0 than Ga I- |}woman could be persuaded to marry a con : = = _ to Boston, 96,50 and | -_—— VOR ane LET “he Cottage at cians, adulterate it to the quality of Gali-|yict. He was, however, convinced of the Fare from Charlottetown to Boston, Ww." A St. Avards, 8 eter’s Road, just out-| cjan oil, and then send it to Flume. One-|truth by the prison administrati sa call 44 | 8 . ’ . ‘ : ’ y" e prison admitustration consent cl * ; $0.58, te aloes. information idaho ts VXTRA value for M ARC! ROH and APRIL in T: able Damasks, _ - ne —, oceupied spe D. | fifth duty is charged for the refined article ing to the marriage. On the wedding day : A. SHARP, F- We BALES, "| Napkins, Sheeting, Pillow Cottons, White and Gray Cottors,| nl office, foct Punce Stest | | by declaring it raw product. Some of the}the warder appeared in the prisoner's -cell, P. KL RY. P. 5. a os ry W hi t 1 C lo ‘od Kunittin Cottons ; ap!l2 eod wky tf refineries which have been started at Flume his chains were removed, he was dressed in Je or to your nearest Ticket Agent. ‘Tow elings, Tickings, 11ite anc O & e Pe; = ¢ y benefit by this fraud to the detriment of a black suit, and taken to chapel, where the - May 7, 1886—eod wky ft TNO LET—A brick House om Pown2! Street, | Galicians, who are unable to compete with| bride appeared with the bridegroom's bro i i pwns now occupied by Mr. Geo. J. Wright.|them. The Polish deputies protest that/ther, dressed in a white bridal dress and ‘ . ’ ; L. ARTHUR & CO. Cc tRPETS ‘ ND OITLCLOTHS, 40 ct: ¥. Dold ware tt” “|ihe new treaty will not amend these griev-|yeil. “At two o'clock the ceremony was 2 ] ; ances, the truth being that Hungary de-|begun, several prisoners assisting. On ie GEN BHRAL a ede: ve ies 16 ae raving sired to protect the Flume refineries. hour the new ly married pair were allowed \ . . | 2 AN Ss H ; :-F i MBROLDERY,. best seaventait of the age. ee oe Austria agreed as a matter of compromise. | to spend together in their cell, the warden : t Sigil Merchants, + Dictionary (unabridged) Apply at Tue Ex The Poles have decided to support the | drinking their health and then retiring to | OM M18 | direct from Switzerland, just opened. AMINER office. feb27 amendment to make the duties on raw and |Jeave them with a steaming tea urn and a menoenepesial a ieepatiphliniatiaieneatpmemneetitilpiniptinaeninatiiesininesiatlinnns all retined petroleum alike. The German sec sentinel at the door. During the whole of ‘ ; 5 ose i sue ue YO LET The Brick House, opposite Tue tion will sup port the Poles, making 4jithe time the husband tried to persuade his ; i2i ATLANTIC AVENUE, > 2 ’ a ' | FXAMINER Office ; possession given about majority against the Government. Count | wife to go with him to the convict colony to eB > S “79 © a IW. A Ss Ss. EA. @ : rr Ist June. Apply to John Ings, may7 3i pd V on Taafe. Minister of the Interior, threat- which he will shortly be ds spatched. At ccuremencieagsnn @ rJVO LET A House. a Wiea Bivect. near | oO"? resign if defeated. The result will|the expiration of the hour the warder re i gous d P duce a § ecialty | Ch’town, March ae ee wk rk the liane a on King Street. near be a dissolution, as the Emperor will not |appeared, the convict doffed his wedding i gos all roduc D U ' ———— — SS Puole : possession a Sie Apply ie Wil. accept. the resignation of Count Von Taafe. garments for his prison gear, and the wife ; July 15 —dly whly ee ee liam Do ‘4d. may6 a went silently away, accompanied by he. 4 : sband’s brother. ' ) LET ~Pocni Imports and Exports. hus TELEGRAPH ORDRES. “PROMPTL CHIPPED. O LET -Furnished Rooms with use of y Kitehen, or furnished House. Apply at 6 Oho bho i , Tue Examiner office. ap27 ti The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, im el : a. | d b a l ) t fi ial ar Apvu x 70 Morners.—Mra. W inslow s YOFFINS and Caskets, all 6 sizes, 8, mounted and furnis ed t OR SALE Part of Building Lot on A he eee cotta Lewy ed Roaming Syrup should oar, be oat wen 4 J ; y , are CU gy teeth t ellievea the pa PLUG Orz=? | = hour’ " notice. aides tk Ten Meee ates am States, reports that the total value of ex- little gufferer <n p it ae te . | rpapepenene — - ports of merchandise for thetwelve months | ¢ uiot sleep by relieving the child from pain; W- -PRIGE GOGDS Al AND hi HiGkh- PRICE GOODS. ‘0 LET To commodious new Dwelling} ended April 30th, 1886, were $667 ;004,570, ar the little shrub awakes as “bright as a oe with Bees ee eituated|/and for the preceding twelve months, |button.” I: is very pleasant to taste. It on the corner o rince and Dorchester | $756,867,121, a decrease of $79,862,551. | soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all $15. 00 Funeral Outfit, cor consisting ro es ar oe gd cova 7 central part of — The imports of merchandise during the|pain, regulates the bowels, and is the best i shell and use of hearse. jcity. ach dwelling has nine rooms and i8/twelye months ended Aprii 30th, 1886, | known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising i. iS M A RK ED , | cuit silver- plate mountings, o itside fitted with marbleized mantels, register were $62 3,348,623 and 7 the twelve from teething or other causes. Twenty-five “wa : ” aid : celine tee ea Ang ies Tg ta T | Having made special arrangements with the manufacturers] grates, ete; will Ce opens [months ended April 30th, 1885, $590,838,-/cents.s bottle. | Be sure a a ne : * ( > x 990. an increase of &82.509.633. ns ws ootaing Syrup, and ake o 9 auo the lerwest prices on, aiiey. mar30 2aw other kind, feb 4 eod wk ce ft of Baneres Goets, ee , - r sre The large St next to Stum acia Ph I ae pert .. 7 . 4 Md Ji i @ iar store e Stum- "I *s } os « -. : all grades of F uneral bles Harness Shop, Great George Street Bereterds Ac rr Daring a . — storm at Bordeaux, NZ ‘ Apply to John Stumbl art} ky tf INVALUABLE AS A TONIC. Thursday might, hailstones of an enormous - RONAE BI TERS 4 YRIGHT & CO. od ; + —— on T L. Pr G field, I11L., s: ad The ‘ ol ie de killed by ace. eS i Ve A ‘ANTED— Five hundred doljara’ worth rn. J RATT, ‘areenhe ays: > Ci. “1 ChE Was Kis laLslones ° ” . SONNE COMMUNICATION. of old Gold and Silver, in exchange| “It. is all that it,claims to be—invaluable} while being carried in its. mother’s arms, N one Other hides TELEPHONE dor goods, at E. 8, Bonnell’ 's, Upper _ as a tonic Ip any case where am acid tone is|/and a number uf persons injured and much : Ch’ town April 12, Sh—2aw & wky Street. mayl0 2i l aw wy inditated.” property destroyed, , 3 et W , ’ ’