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yg through marl ; ; ; ” , youths and chudrens cloth- bot Je nting clothing can save “ae oro mT son them NO misrepre 7 se og OF CH ng vf gous. ‘acat Day. a! lay | uM. th b lehes- ° ‘ : O* be on at riy- ste New York. The Morro * Central Park
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| gad toll for foot passengers Was f. len bri ; shlished over the Rrooklyn bridge.
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ty, Bostox The steamer William ar- as - . J ke : id 7 : eigut 0 cloc an ies last everning at ely one bid with potatoes for Bostou. ak a will be tekeu ia here and the a ’ : : : let Orwell. She will likely pro Fn Orwell this afternoon, from which she oil sail for Boston airect. . ~ Snzass of the Dry Ge vods Clerks As- ue f te mae particularly requested to At- gmeeting 0: ‘— ) | NI ry A Parlor on 21000 ay eveuing sick sharp, A full meetingia par-
. ’ tec] ’» order.—J, A. — e~- I y order. \
gun, See 7. - tut Estate Sate.—The properties be- pany to ihe estate of the late W. ur. : tse'e disposed of to-day at public my by C1. Morrison, Auctioneer, to elumentioned patties, viz: No. 1, 6 ( Owen Coyle; 2, $725, to B. Sons: 9, $015, to B. McKenna; 4 fi, Ue. Boyle —— fu tollowing paragraph is clipped from hip.” Let no one miss hearing Mr Hood te other members of the Red Path hivmpany, on Wednead Ay, the 22ad. “Wr Hood ia o public reader of very high Berd talent —is an elocutionist be is aimust Beret flisvoice ia clear and facile; his any seems to be capacious and unersing, i is tacia! expressions are inimitable.” sideline Lat wun, ~The steam launch Seout, built i; Crossman for the Newfoundland trade, a deseription of which appeared Tn ExsMiNEk some time ago, was success- mmoved last evening from her winter wan inthe old Salvation Army premines, Heft of Prince Street. The Scout was eepued by Mr. Cook Inst evening. wil be launched to-day. ines fit Soxmmearertaxp.— It is expected at hy \Vedeasday next, the eteamer North- metlaw! shill have been inspected, when "Li be put upon the route between wiotteown and Fietou for a short time, ding the completion of the work upon the tat Scmmenide. When the work upon wharf is completed she will be transferred te Summerside-Point du Chene route. tilly is occasi ned by the non arrival of . Dervinion Inspectors. We understand ™ ‘om Weduesday until] Saturday next, i '''* excursion rate will be offered be- @ Charlottetown and Pictou, . ee cial, Arteytion is directed to the : wale wie meeting of the Dry Goods Clerks’ _ tohe held in the Y. M. C. A. _. Monday evening next, at 7 o'clock. rmtter of af half-holiday on Monday of _— during the summer months, as Rates of hae Paramount interest to thee “on lation, wWiil ; 2 up tor B . year the Monday half- 7 rw greatly appreciated by the i a and their employers i, 2 Vit. This year, wo are in- of the merchants are favor- eee 8 whole holiday instead of eae this may be, Tue Ex- ve “els sure that if the employers are nei eeeeeed_ in the matter the the half Riven, if not the whole, at { holiday.
OS rans Bio — Mr. H. B. Clarke, of Me sano eed the trotting mare . a yesterday, also bought the ‘ion Jack the Ripper from Mr Fer, of the Apothecaries H sll, sh he sum therefor, The . 7 ight, dam by Abdallgh. vt ely mover, and will, we feel Ac. 890d account of himself in
Pt Satis ¢ he ve * auywhere else. Mr. Clarke
i, Wetulated pon his purchase, the is of Yarmouth, who has been
and for some d a > days past, has also bs setting in horse fy py’ ts
Mesh. He has pur- my a. ee Edith from Mr. Gus i eather for a snug figure. | Se nontation fo ue, and will keep Pein Wi of Islnd horses abroad. * TH800 success with her.
Biveai c,... , Metal Government were in 2 wig imagen the result being Pr Rareari)y ae some others, Les iarged from the | the shout “~ y — has been si ent terney iin Atter, and the veil of
WRetive ( angs before the door M the “Ounci office. This sug- ' i that the Gover
nment is, ontemptible work. + on reflection, be dis- is dead to syme toa pretty
Nd, apparently. the . “ant work of public ndniseies pM iy as aged and the widow upon 4 7, ed that polities! laquers B® thy With tha sweets of vifise. ae * Sport at a high price,
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HIG NEWS.
Srrecrat Desparours to Tur EXAMINER.
Si JOHN MACDONALD LAST HOURS.
Orrawa, June & (4 p. m.) | <A bulletin issued by four doctors, includ- 'ding Dr. Roes, of Montreal, says that Sir Juhu is in an alarming state. His strength | has been gradually failing during the week. it shows a marked decline since yesterday. 'There is still a alight flickering of con- | sciousness. Respiration, 38; pulse, 120, | more irregular than before. Hia hours of | life are steadily waning. Orrawa, June 6 (10.35.) ‘Just waiting for death, which may oceur jatany moment, Sir John is unconscious | and takes no nourishment.
Orrawa, June 6—1 p. m.
The doctors, after comusultation, say that Sir John is rapidiy sinking, but may last tli four o'clock,
Very few men have been more intimate with Sir John Macdonald for a great many | years than Dr. Sullivan, the Senator from Kingston. Frequently when visiting that city he stayed at Senator Sullivan’s house | on Princess street, and when triumphantly | returned at the polls in 1872 and 1873 it | was from the grounds in front of his house | that Sir John addressed the crowd, begin- ning as healmort invariably did with ‘— | ** Fellow electors, once mare I have been | returned for the vity of Kingston,” spoken | with a rising inflection. When the Premier | was taken ill at Kingston during the recent esmpaign, Dr. Suliivan attended him. As aresultof that examination Dr. Sullivan stated to-day that he was satisfied the Pre- mier had up to the last no organic disease. tle had not even what is known technically as atheroma, a disease which commonly occurs in the blood vessels of elderly people, and which renders the patient liable to paralysis and apoplexy and other atfectionr. He madea peculiar discovery. Sir John’s left pulse was feebler on one side than on the other. This caused the doctor some alarm, but the Premier told him Sir Charles Tupper had noticed it ten years ago, Senator Sullivan remembers Sir John Mac. donald’s mother, who was he says, a very superior woman. It is from her he believes the Premier got his talents. She had par- alysis and died many years ago Miss Mac- donald, his sister, who is also dead, was during her lifetime attended by Dr. Sullivan, She had symptoms just like those io the present case. He heart was week and she teared paralysis because her mother had been seized with it. She was given up on eight or ten different oceasions by the doctors, but lived toa ripe old age. ._The whole family ; bad extraodinary vitslity and recuperative powers, and were wonderfully relieved by res’. He never knew anyone whom rest would repair so quickly as members of this bamiy.
DOMINION PARLIAMENT.
Sir Charles Not Censored, Another Vote—Majority 31.
Orrawa, June 6.
In the House of Commons yesterday, the Privileges and Electicns Cummittee re- ported the refusal of Michael Connolly to surrender books of account to the Com- mittee. He was summoned to appear before the bar of the House oa Monday next,
The debate upon Laurier’s motion of censure against the High Commissioner was continued, and lasted till one o'clock this morning, when it was defeated by a vote of 100 to 79. Nineteen members of the Government were paired and eight un- paired. ;
The House then went into Committee of Supply, and adjourned at 1.30.
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NEWFOUNDLAND. AN AGREEMENT AT LAST.
——_—— Lonpon, June 6,
The Newfoundland delegates have ar- rived at a satisfactory agreement with the Imperial Government, for a permanent Act to replace the three years measure recently passed by the Local Legislature.
The McGreevy Investigation,
Orrawa, June 6.
At the McGreevy investigation, yester- day, the Deputy Minister of Public Works identified a number of letters. The miss- ing book keeper of Larkin Connolly & Co. has arrived snd will be examined on Tues- day.
The weather here is cool, with frosts at night.
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Religious Services.
St. Peter's Church.—Services to-morrow : Celebration of Holy Communion, 8 & Mm; Matias and Litany, 10.154 m;_ Holy Com- munion and Sermon, 11am; Evensong and Ss 7 m.
“Baptist Gharch Services —At ll a m, the pastor, Rev J A Gordon, wi'l conduct the service. At 7pm, Rev Isaiah Wallace or preach. The ordinance of Baptism will — administered at the close of the morning service. The hand of fellowship will be > tended to the new members and —_ Supper will be dispensed at the close ton evening. Sunday School and pastor x a clase 230 pm, All are cordially invited to hese services. - "Readiesite Hall, Edward Stroet.—Bible Class at 2.30, led by Mr. Sutcliffe. Lesson : “ Rich Man and Lazarus.” In ne ene © 7 o'clock, Evangelist Sutcliffe will give the first of his addresses on “ Heaven. a one heartily welcomed. Singing by the cho vets vice commences. : aes ‘Charch.—-Tervices to-morrow => conducted by Rev David Sutherland, ps = in the morning at 11, and in the — 7 o'clock. Morving — meeting oh a Sabbath Sch vol and Bible classes at os A .
Don’t forget the Railway Gospel Mee aa in McLeod's Hall, to-morrow ne. r four o'clock. Strangers always "e — Leason 1, Samuel 17-32, Davi« and Goliath.
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DAILY EXAMINER, - - - -
Written For The Examiner. The Gate.
The _ of love o’er her features played, The silver streaks through her b strayed,
Her noble mien and her gentle hand Proclaimed her daughter of no mean laud.
Voice and acticn attested her birth Better than mere gilt baubles of earth.
Winter had folded its shroad and fled; The daisies peeped from their grasey bed.
The dark mounds rose from their eircling green;
Young plants smiled back to the bright’ning sheen,
No wealth of splendor, yet choice as gold Those gifts from hands of the loved of old.
Hands which will clasp my hands nevermore Till feet stand firm on the tideiess shore,
Careless young Playful hai ope’d the gate; Hastening footsteps, that could not wait.
Had sped where playtime and boyhood meet; The gate, forgot, awung ope from the street.
From the highway where the cattle roam, And Arabs find their kindliest home.
The gate might swing till the twilight hours; Meantime, alack for the tender flowers !
Came she, mid the many passers-by; Quick of the wit and cleer of the eye.
She, of the high-bred, Christian school, Soul-lit and sunned of the golden rule.
Questioned she whecher ! halted she long ! Qualia of propriety right no wrong.
Yield form and ‘ashion their fitting place; Yet, cramp not the soul in meaner space.
Hence to marauders, and riskings of fate, She quietly closed—theu latched the gate.
Trumpet bequests of the miser-mind, Who spreads abroad when he cannot bind,
Boast ye those deeds which blazon the name, Lofty as ademant bcizhts of Fame.
Dawning of glory! the world’s great heart Throbs not its ti uest response to art,
Nor skill, nor fame, nor glamour of gold; Only Love's chain doth the world enfold.
And those who wii! soar on angel wings, Are the generous even in smalier things.
Generous when shadows darken fate, To close 'gaiust evil a neighbor's gate.
Mrs. A. D. MacLzop,
Local Notices. © Come and inspect 50 pairs of misses’ boots (sizes 1] to 2) to be sold this evening at about half price, at Goff Bros,
Notice.—This evening 50 pairs of misses’ boots (sizes I] to 2) selling at about half price st Goff Bros
The people who have taken advantage of the low prices on boys, youths, and children’s clothing, at Prowse Bros., are more than satisfied; they even langh outright. Come everybody else ard do likewise.—Prowse Bros., the Wonderfall Cheap Men.
We will offer our stock of readymade clothing at never-to-ba-forgotten prices this evening. Open till nine. Call and save a few dollars.— Jas. Paton & Oo.
Call this afternoon or evening at the
cheapest clothing store in this city. —Jas. Paton & Co's.
Shipments at Cardigan.
Shipped per brigt. Corsican, Sigsworth, master, for St. John’s, Newfoundland, on June 3rd, inst., by Jas. HE. Macdonald, Esgq., 60 head fat cattle; 5 horses; 6 sheep; 12 cases eggs; 100 bags oats; 40 m shingles Value $3200. 200 bags oats by Carvell Bros.
Among the cattle were some extra fine animals, especiaily—1} ox, 1165 )bs., fed by Jacob Dockendorf; 1 ox, 1350 lbs., fed by Adolphus McEwen; 1 ox, 3240 lbs., fed by Joseph McKay; 1 ox, 1160 lbs., fed by Patrick McCarthy; 3 oxen, 3130 lbs, fed by Daniel Sinnott. ‘The remainder were a fine lot and evidently well fed. Mr. Jos. A. Macdonald went in the Corsican as supercargo.
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Cures al] forms of Indigestion and Chronic Dyspepsia. A quick and sume reief for Headache, Sleeplessness and Nervousness. Sample siz», 35c. Large bottles, $1 00. Peepared by CHAKLES K. SHORT, Pharmacist, St. John, N. B. Sold everywhere. ju6
CHARLOTTETOWN
TTHUETIC. AssocuTion.
HE GYMNASIUM in connection with T the Association will be opened on MON- DAY EVENING, Jaze Sth, at 8 o'clock.
All members, and those wishing to join the classes of instruction, will please provide themselves with Tickets, which may be ob- tained from the Secretary at the following
rates :—
Membete’ Tickets... .......ccccccccses ; = Ladies’ Om eee cee ek eaen 50 Boys’ ss = (Afternoone) .......+- 2 50 H. D. JOHNSON, M. D., ju4—4i Secretary C. A. A.
WAALS, LOST, FOUND ae
NS having books belonging to the Pr®- —— Library will please return them as soon as possible.—EDWARD ROCHE, Librarian. june6—3i
SALR.—A new, light Track Sulky, one of
wd best ip the Province. Also, a Road Sulky,
strong and light. suitable to break a colt in or
train a horse. Now is the time for the sports. » suit themselves.—W., C. TICE. s tu f pd—iu
—A Double Tenement House ard
pede ie Street, near Wesleyan Chu reh (between Prince end Hillsborough Streets). Size of land 13x80 feet; house 37x27 feet. Apply to THomas DoYLe, at John Mclver’s, Prince Street,
june5—iw 2aw
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A Servant Girl
t THe Ex- for a small family. Apply a a jut
AMINER Office.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 6 1891.
TRAORDINARY PURCHASES
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MADE CLOTHING !
COMPRISING:
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Gents’ Black All-Wosl Worsieds, Popular Prices | Youths’ Blk Worsted Suits, al! sizes |‘ Black and Blue biack Coats | | Tweed Suits, all sizes,
| two and three piece Suits,
d Vasts, . an ts, | Readym‘de Clathing Black Busgell Gord Coats, j i Senge Suita, from $1.95 ‘Tweed Suits, all prices,
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cee | Fine Scotch Tweed Trousers, Clothing ee ' Black Business Suits,
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¥? = S fi Poe i ‘ Ss=>= ae 8S Fine Ready- | 5ovs’ Suits, one lot to clear, from 75 cents, eS soa © _— 2 \ s | “i s ' oe =~ ~ RP = SH om oS ‘made Clothing | Serge Suits, from $1.00 up, | Sokze 2iz * Tonight, and| “ Fancy Tweed Suits, from $1.50 up, a oma 6 - i : a m c.. . yo >, =5S » Every Day this; ‘“ Black Worsted Suits, | Seaete eee jes , os | ne S os = Week. Suits, every description, cheap. | sO = fa 2 ri a & ol } n= ome S25 = | ee SA ee — The above (roods are the finest ever imported to P. E. Island. They Ss es > ae consist of the latest Novelties for Midsummer wear, and are of such magni -— Ss = oe fa ion " RD | tude that few. indeed, could realize the importance and bulk of said consign. | > = = od a ment were we merely to recapitulate figures. Call and see for yourself. Ask | vag Ml on | S| to see our fine SCOTCH SERGE COATS and VESTS, suitable for Business | i = = oA - Men, Clerks, ete., etc. ce ae ”
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73 Plain Black, Brown and Fancy Tweed Waterproof Coats, cheap.
JAMES PATON & C®O.,
Charlottetown, June 6, 1891—eod wy M+*RKET SQUARE.
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No harm te get mad when it is for the good of the public. Mean actions of some of our competi- tors have caused us to put our entire stock of Wen’s, Boys and Children’s Suits on the market away dewn. Only think of it and cry for joy.
BLUE SERGE SUITS, - - - - - - only $1.25 BOYS’ BLUE SERGE SUITS, - - only 90c.
Every line of Clothing away below any other white man’s stock on BP. &. Island. If we can't prove this to our customers we will give you the goods for nothing. Try us.
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Prowse Bros., the Wonderful Cheap Men.
Charlottetown, May 20, 1891—eod & wky
WE ARE STILL THE LOWEST
MENS, BOYS’ & CHILORENS CLOTHING
Some of our competitors quote prices on a few cheap rags of garments that are not fit to be. worn by Indians, and conclude that the public will be satisfied that they are selling cheap. We, on the contrary, offer you first-class goods at tie lowest possible prices, and will guarantee satisfaction. Get yalue for your money, and this can be had at
J.B. MAGDONALD'S GREAT CLOTHING STORE
Charlottetown, May 22, 1891—dy & wky
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