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Opportunities lost are never to be found again, don’t miss this one. You have now the best opportunity‘ to get

-Ready-made Clothing, Hats and Gents

Furnishings cheapest ever offered to the people of P, E. I., at

D. _A.- BRU'CE’S

F.:'lSHIO.7V'.dBLE CLOTHIER

PTZEIEB PORTER Adjustable & Beversihle Carrier for Wooden Traok

’1S9fl PUB

The Cheapest

Poor Reasons why it is the Best lleversilile llirrier ollered the Trade

lst. It is the only carrier that can be adjusted to fit any size track. bio more fussing and planning the track to make it fit the Carrier, but yr :1 can adjust the Carrier in three minutes to fit any size track, from a 2x4 to a plump (X4. A great advantage over all others.

2nd. It is a perfect reversible, Will work either way from the stop without changing Carrier on the track. In fact, you can take one forkful to the right and the next to the left if you wish, by using an endless draft rope.

3rd. It is made entirely of malleable iron, and is very simple in construction. It has no springs to get out of repair. Anybody can handle it.

4th. It runs on'four large wheels. either plain or flanged, as ordered.

Ai.so—Porter’s New Railroad Steel Track, Hay Forks, Pulleys, Buggies, Road Carts. Horse Hoes. Turnip Sowers, «kc.

3”’ Send for Catalogue‘; and rices.

Afnoiuor & cu.

Corner Queen 65 Fitzroy Streets. 'Ch‘toWn, May 6, ’92.

fa. Mcnonaifn THE MONTH OE JUNE

008 BBC MONTH FOR TRADE.

HIS year we are in a better position than ever to do a big

trade. , .Because—We have the Largest and Cheapest Stock of Men’s and Boy's Clothing. - .

Because -—We have the Largest and Cheapest Stock of Ladies by

Di ess Goods.

Because—'l‘he Largest and cheapest stock of Prints, Sateen and Ginghams. ‘

Because-—We have the Largest and Cheapest Stock of Mil- linery.

Because——We have one of the best Milliners in the City.

Beoause—We sell cheaper than ever. Because--No one should pass us if they want Cheap Goods.

J. B. MCDONALD.

Illllllllllllll BO0T no sooo siooo.

fl’ Our popularity for selling the best and cheapest Boots in Town is evident. Our trade was never better. If you want satifaction, try us.

WILLIAMSJ IPI.A_Zl_\'l'OS

Endorsed by the best’authorities in the world

More made and in use than all other Canadian pianos com bined. ' ’ ~

Patronized by the Best classes and by Boyaltv. Factory large enough to hold inside of it, all the small fiy New illustrated catalogues mailed free on application to

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- GUARDIAN, EAR D Iloool and other Notes.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .

rinsr PAOI. ‘ Forticents . . . . . ........T.L.Cliap lle

Stock Breeders M sill rounrrr raos.

Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . ..D. A. Bruce The Porter Carrier. . . . . .A. Home & Co. Month of June . . . . . . . . .J. B. McDonald

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Iooal. and lltlior Notes. lllooood by tho lloordlin Reporters

Ms. E. H. Brion, of this city, has ‘been appointed re resentative of the Dominion Line of Roy Mail Steamships. '

Secretary for P. E. I., of thé Botanical Club of the Royal Society of Canada, which met in Ottawa last week.

Tar heavy winds of the past few days have prevented operations on the sunken Heather Belle, and nothing further has been achieved since our last report.

W30 18 Ill ?-—The St. John Sun says, “ A P. E. Island man who arrived here last night, saysthe crops are looking line and promise a big yield generally.”

Mus. Eliza Mellett of Royalty West was placed in jail on Tueada to serve out a term of two months for violation of the Canada Temperance-Act; first oflcnce.

Rev. D. Surnnnurvn, Messrs T. C. James and John A. Lawson left this city yesterday morning for Mentreal,to attend the annual session of the Presbyterian General Assembly.

Mn. Isaac Harper, notice of whose

ago, died from an attack of pleurisy and other troubles,and not from blood poison- ing, as was at first supposed.

Two drunks come up this morning in the police court. Three informations laid by the City Marshal, ester-day,against

rsons charged with so ng intoxicating iquors on Sunday, also come up.

Ir seems strange that, although the Cape Traverse branch train runs out on the main line most every Monday, Wed- nesday and Friday morning, returning to the Lansdowne in the evening, it don not carry passengers and freight.

We have in our possession two “green goods” letters. received a short. time " within about four weeks of each other by a_ certain gentleman in the country. It is time that some steps were taken by the

farious business.

appointed gperal agent of the Im rial Insurance . of London, Eng and the Travellers Accident Co. of Hartford, Conn. . We are sure that any business en- trusted to Mr. Trainer's care will receive his prompt attention.

Tun Mannrs.-There was quite a little stir in the markets yesterday. Quantities of potatoes coming in. ° are dull. Potatoes were bought at 18 cents and cats 32. The beef market was somewhat brisker than usual. Hay moved ofllquickly, 50 cents being paid for pressing. There was the usual abun- dant fish market. Fresh mackerel were in for the first time this season. and sold at from 8 to 12 cents each.

Tin Cnanwmzrowx Touainirs1rr.— The firemen met last evening and a com- mittee wasappointed to ascertain what enta can be made for an excur- sion to Charlottetown on the occasion of the firemeu's tournament. The Salvage rs---on also met last night and a committee was appointed to consider the uestion of selzlduvz a delegation to Char wn. They will report at a meeting to be held

next Monday evening.——Snii.’

Masses Blake and Henderson's large shipment to the Nfld markets, Tuesday, by the Abraham Sutton, included some very fine stock. The following are worthy of ' mention: Five extra steers fed

in Ross, Stanley; three fine ones by Thomas Murphy, South Shore; one prime cow by John P. Murphy, weighing ‘ 1300 lbs; three extra cattle by Donald Fer - son, St. Peters Road; six fine cattle _ Warren Howatt, Tryon; one steer fed by James Ferguson, weight 1360 lbs. ‘“

roux old friend Captain J. s. McLean, of the Salvation Army, lately stationed in Charlottetown was married last night atS ring Hill, N. S., to Lient, Redpath. l.l‘hey will arrive in Charlotte- town tomorrow evening, the 9th inst, and will hold a great Salvation meeting in the barracks, at 8 _p. in. Silver collection at the door. Wedding Supper at 9.30. Tickets 10c. ogomfle 0B0,th00lI:lC all and enjo acu coeewi to ptain and his Hallelujah wife. They can only remain here one night, being anxious to go to their Corps in Moncton.—Com.

Tniisteamercarrollmadeherfirsttrip for the season to this last evening, arriving at 5 o'clock. She had a cargo of general merchandise and about 23 passen- gprs. Capt. Briggs, formerly pilot of the

orcester, is in charge, assisted by Ivester as first ofiicer,and Stcnson second; Capt. Donne pilot, and engineer Brooks- all capable and obliging officers. Purser Sa or, who has been in connection with the ton steamers "for 25 years, is still to the fore, and is as obliging. as ever. Under the cficient man ment of Stew- aud Manley, a first-claastable is ensured. We wish this popular line every success.

Tris P. E. Island " hospital has recently received the following donations:-1 jar preserves from Mrs A Robertson; old ‘uen from Mrs Unsworth, Mrs Menu, Marshfield; Mrs Hensley, Miss Mary Davies; news¥pers from Mrs Ungworth and Rev. Dr. itzgerald; 2 doz oranges from Mrs Hcnsley’s "Circle of King's Daughters”; 2 flannel dressing gowns fromthe “Ever.Read Circle of King's Da tors.” The followingfrom Murray Bar r:—Mrs Thus Beck, 1 blanket; Mrs Alex Creighton. 1 blanket; Mrs S Prowss, old linen and 3 jars preserves; Miss Mary Maclian, magazines and old {inen; Mr Chas Brehaut, 1 towel and old men.

Tm: Abraham Sutton sailed from this car u cargo 0 nos eve :tock for the ll? The ' cipal shippers were Carvell Bros; NZ, . & M. Rattcnbury, John Kelly & Co , Hugh McMillan. _ The live stock consisting‘ of 70 fat cattle and 90 mp shipped lz_Bpla.Se and H _ H- sou one one i ' Georg‘ e . Toomhs. The'Suttonphas excellent faci-

and our enterprising shippers made the most of this opportunity

trust success may follow’ the Sutton on trip for her present popular GM "_

Mn. Francis Bain has been re-elected «

authorities to put a stop to such a no-,

Ms. M. Trainer of this city has been h

wfonndland markets. A ‘ma

litics for carrying both produce and-live

aflorded for i_ sending freight cheap and quickly.‘ We

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_B§sn‘ Bros.’ new advgrtiscment will appear tomorrow. Srnawssaniss and cream; also Tamil-

kandc Tea at the MAI!-lllc Social this evening. » ' -McLcan’s Vegetable Worm‘ Syrup is at pleasant as sugar, and a safe and effectual remedy. '

It you want the best goods for the least money you will buy your clothing and hats at D.‘A.Bruce's. J une 7.

‘Tan ladies of the Masonic Bazaar Sewing: Circle Jwill meet in the Lodge Room this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. G. Noxas. of Nana Bros. Mfg C-»., In , oll, Ont.. and Capt. Jos. Reed, of 8'33: ‘are registered at the Davies.

. children must be looked after; give ‘equiied. I

Our. make of ready made clothing is who best shown in town. You can get a bem-

gful suit for 88. D A. Bruce. June 7.

-I.0.0.F.--Regular session of Port Ls Joie Encampment this evenin at 8 o'clock. The G. R. Degree wil bacon- ferrcd.

Masoruc Socnuf.-—Remembcr the mon- thly social in connection with the Ma- sonic Temple. in the Mason's Hall this evening. Doors open at 6 o'clock.

Tun closing exercises in connection with Prince of Wales College, will be held in the Philarmonic Hall, on Friday evening at 8 o'clock.--fri '

Bi: Spar ro Rsan Ir.-—W« call s ecial attention to Mr. Theo. L Chappe e’s 6

dag, gppoued in 0,". column. . few dqgiadvertisement in toda ‘a issue. The bar-

gains hs is giving at t e Diamond Book- store sre simply astounding.

Tnsr Anvssriss Tnrirsri.vzs.—Pco- ple know a good article when they get it, and will be the same again when th need it. Tllat is the reason Ever-ybod s Pills have such a large sale; if one box is sold, another is sure to follow. *

OUR Clothing is selling fast. So they ought, at the ' / we are selling Men's, Boys’ and Children's Suits at. We are looking after the interests of the people of P. E. Island, the wonderful cheap men are bound to keep up their name for selling good honest goods cheaper than any firm in town. Hats and Clothing our

4° specialties. We do businesstidays of on.

week only’.--Prowss Bros.

How so SAVE Moimr.—B.ssd our ad of "Bankrupt Cloths." We have bou lit these goods in addition to our . Spring stock, and they will be sold at un- eard of prices to clear. Every man who wants a good custom made suit at less than the ‘same quality can be bought for ready-made, should call and see them. They are genuine bargains that can only zedhgl once in a lifetiiue.—John Maclecd

Ir you want men and boys’ clothing look everywhere, but don't buy a dollar-’s worth until you see our big stock and little‘prices.—J. B. Macdouald.-—jun7 4i

Go to Beer & Gofi's for English jams ‘of all kinds. This week they are selling 3 pets for 66 cents.——Juge 6 3i.

This popular boot store is doing a large trade. Good stock and low prices does it-.

jun’! 4i. ‘

2 rows Dundee Marmalade for 40 cents at Beer & Gofi's.—-June‘ 6 3i.

Tea pots, glass table sets, water sets,

very cheap’ at the Cheap Crockery Store, W. P. Colwill’s.—-May 31, 2w

Gorr Bros. are making the Boots gr.-— low prices does it.

Human for Home Industry. Golf Bros. Boots take the lead.

Soul nice hangin «lamps will be sold cheap at W. P. Colwill’s.—June 1, 2w

Btrrrnn cracks, cream crocks, milk pans, in large numbers at W. P. Colwill’s.

‘May 31, 2w Our. sixty-four new Fishing Rods and tackle very cheap. The forty-two Rods

in stock from last year at a large discount. Don't think of buying before coming to Dodd‘a M’nlical*Hall.'-—-may3 tue8&fri.

Hotel Arrivals _ QUEEN HOTEL.

June 7-—JasRoss. Mount Stewart; W C Kennsd , city: Miss Mattie McMillan. Boston. ; Chas F Gorham. Halifax; H C Smalley, Boston; Fred E Dockerty, do;'.H J Massey, S’side,' John Farristat, Bur ’ n; Thus R Bar-sett, San Fran- cisco; Julia McPherson, Boston.

norm. Davina.

Tjoune 7—J s_ Mcliaren, ‘so John; E J

. T , do; Fredk Morrow, Souris; J

b, Montreal; G Noxon. Inizersol, Ont; A F Rutter. Toronto; J S Essen, Montreal; John E Irvine, St ,,John, N B; M C Bsrboru, do ; Joseph Read, S’side.

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in a June" 4—Margaret Ann. Buckler, Pic- tou. %f.3~H S ' s Richibucto; enry m, _

' ' :1), Dugua , Tracsd , Roy, New ' _n; ' ‘e 0,. erson, d- uey; ‘ ‘C, Pollliard, Baie7Vcrte;‘ ar-

fioudrout, ictou. To :Pictou; Sturgeon, Lawson. ug- wash; '__m Aitkcn, Hobbs, Pictou. .

cuiansn.

J une P4-St Patrick, White, Albcrton. H. Wry, Buctouche; Liz'sie»D, Duguaygfihatham; Laura C, Pollard, Baie Vern; Tarqu-in, Boudrout, Picton. .7- Rsngar, fioy. Sydney.

‘scorn-iiiouii-CL:-:aiceirio. o.*E\..=’f “El.” . ‘

Instant Rstcf, Permanent ‘curs, Failure! ‘ ‘bio.

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McLsan’_s Vegetable Worm Syrup, when.

'1_‘n Dominion Boot and Shoe Store.—- *1

.TENDERS will be received by the

C L 5 "tchcsliliy action. l

’smoker, and -the doctor having charge of

ih. ll. 0.3.. restores lhefitet-jinal h

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room on orrioos. SUMMERSIDH. NEWS

Branch am... Central St.

sail schooner Ids with cats at Holman's wharf. . ,, ,

THE schooner Morning Light is unload- ing lumber at p the railway wharf for Sshurman, Clark do Co.

Ma. Robert Stead, of Wheatley River, shipped ten horses by the Nor-thuiuber—

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Ms A. M. Wright is loading tlietop-.

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land-Tuesday morning to St. J oliu.

J Usrupened a large stock of glass, 3 crockery were and fancy gnmls which will ' sell at the lowest_prices.—A Duprc s.

cries for this province, crossed over to the ; mmilzinal by the Nurthumberland Tues-9 day morning..

who has been confined tn the house -fur? the past week with sickness, is, we are glad to learn, able to get around again.

to U S. 116 cases eggs. $367; 1 barrel brant. 38. r Dominion, 160 bushels oats, 8160; 96 bushels potatoes, 817; 11 horses, $1150; 130 lbs hams, S13; 10 barrels pork, 8150. Total, $1761.

Ponce COURT, Tuesday morning, a young man for indulging too freely was given the usual choice in such cases, 32 or ten days. He preferred the latter and was sent up. A young man for window breaking, fined one dollar, or 2 days. He also went up,

TB! ba ue Charles E. Lefurgey, own- ed bythe , furgey brothers, was towed out into the stream Mondayeeveuing and sailed yesterday. Shortly fore leaving the wharf two sailors who had 'ust ship- ped tried to desert. One in e his way u the wharf only to be caught and plac- es in irons. The .other consigned im- self to the goddess of the waves and swam ashore wheres ea c was waiting to convey him to the po ‘cs station.

Arr lover of the beautiful cannot shot a preciate the appearance of Mr. R. T.

olman’s garden. It is well worthy to visit for the purpose of regaliug one’: salt with the delightful perfume which fills the surrounding air waftsd by the breeze, from hundreds of most beautiful flowers; besides, its neat and tidy appearance makes the place an acquisition to the town, which deserves the best wishes of every lover of the artistic in nature.

Sutr Niows—Iuwards : sch Kate, way, Point du Cheer, lumber: seh Sylvia Janka, \V}:i[§hf,FRiChllI)£lCfO, 31;) cas a; so on ufjfn, vimsay, or I , ballast. ‘

Outwnrds : sch Kate, Eiway, Puizwash. produce; sch Sylvia Jane, Wright. Richi- guctohifioducs; sch Sep]F.;‘n=, R'.cI;ifialv,-

ort i , pro uc-:r;sci (8. r«zer, at fgx, produce; harque Chailes L5’flll'g€'y, Read, Queeustowii for orders, produce

THE Magi-trMe’s court was the scene of unusual loin:-.res.': Monday night in hearing the trial r-f tiw two y -unn men, Clark aim

Mn. Edward H.-icltett, inspector of fish-i

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LAWYER K. J. Martin, of this towing in if

EXPORTS by Northumberland, Tuesday, ‘ '

eer -'- ‘We are bound to make thin ’ if . . ,. gs stirthts »

and this 1*‘ our way of doing it. - Our buyer secured many, Ilarga’n lots. CW0 intend to give our customers the benefit of every one of

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500 Yards New efimfll an 500 noses: {

100 me.

500 Pairs ”

100 Pairs,Ass‘ertid%ldi~&’a

100 Lscc and Sfik

60 Lcdies’Cloth Jackets,a C styles, many of - 66.0 Paibr;WhitsI:i‘i)ceCenchs ‘ i ii « tat tdla gs — .1... » i..’;"i.....°” ac... e . in plaiiiflgures, from ‘ - n i of Ginghams, Shlrtiiigs, Ticklngs,» White a 7 s tons, Camhrics, Satteeus, Crctouees, etc" This is an immense bargain and everyoim is lnvttd « ‘ and share init. ' ‘ . .

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Jelley of Llnltlutter R=m.d, uh - qn-xrrelt*d about the line it-DCB between their respec» tive farms. After much arguing between two of our brightest legal lights over 2- uibble in the law to l'.l'li‘. amus«=m.-rt; o’ the court, the inxgistrale finally (ii-Cid‘ - tn send the case up to the supreme com “fie, ,.xgcfipg_v hands from the dc-fes:d‘m to the amount of two hundred dollars

HOTEL :li'.l‘.l\'AL§ (.?.=i,:zz;.l.>»:?l H-~n=v :

John Mr-cl2.u«_xlilin. Cli'tow'~; él-'-an -~ aujllan, d1)’ R ll Ezlis. S314’!-.' H! 3 "*8 man Ree‘r,{c‘ F,-..(;>¢‘.it']|; C419;-,5!) Slllllt Kingston. K-‘nt. N B‘. '-It'll“ Al -"'*"'l. fl ' James \Vrii_«!|t', nu; \\;cl‘tl‘ P Hy, mo Miss Gertie Clark. (‘are T“‘-"*"‘—‘*’- ‘ Hotel Russ : Rob Angus. Ch’t«-wI';“,‘ Earle. do; ‘Vl"l*"“ Kefmsdy. fl’ ;E i“'-‘*“ Hackett, Tignisli; J P llacgrrvh, Mum real- A E Cannon, Ch’cown.

Clifton Huuse 2 G-*01‘.‘—{‘3“ D°"‘_‘P““3’a D" troit, Mich; EJ Henderson, Pics n; Jl Dawson, Ch’town.

Victims of Cigarettes.

Elmer Hardy, the 19 year old son of James Hardy, of New Brunswick. N. J.. was suddenly attacked on Tuesday ulgli‘. with convulsions that had many of the features of hydrophobic. tHe threw him self about in his agony and tried to bit»- himself. as well as everything within his reach.’ He also growled like an angry dog. At times it required the united‘ strength of four men to prevent him from injuring himself. He did not manifest any dread of water, however.‘ « [Hardy-was bitten about a year ago by a pet dog and a few months ago he was bitten again by the same animal. There were no suspicions that the dog was affect ed with rabies at either time.