a

- A , Rey mn - - (mar I ' , oem vi on, F - Sew s \ About y : cheap excurs to M - p , € < - W i ~ ; ~ tw a LRA . — M ( g : - - T ‘ = ’ Sts 2 ars & l the > H . it ah x " seas S == } . 5 s € $1 ¥ -_ Jxea.— et your trie n a i Prov { as . : res ? A c Ie \ be i We sav 2 June = e a Ca » s »w for %&- ~2 Ti { t aS gO t as tl ¢ i g is are for intanedlitigieieenss . 1 y I ] ‘o.—It is ex e ) al and T< t gy distat rill be com 2 S g 4 antlen mies i AT ‘ —A tornado a Wa > ‘ | wa 2 ; amage a : s Th “ oe H able horse—bnve . > : i n Reve i gy sev oft o aee jriversa s¢ fro: $ r H them t Gardiner, 4 on Den’? sion of Mo

ae eee

Bos- ton this afte: n with a general cargo | and the f ving passengers :—May Duff Mrs. Higgins, Rodk Gillis, Peter Walsh, Peter McLeod, John M. Matheson, Ang

A. Gillis, Ma m Stewart, Bessie Byrne, Millie McRae, Mrs Hoghes. Miss Prowse, Walter Kelly, Flora Stewart, Jeanette Hunter.

iii Si Toe Warcuuay.—The Watchman yes- terdav entered upor sixth year of its pubiicat 1 xt number of that urna: w OF issued irom new quarters in the northern half the Italian Ware} house building, on Queen street. Adii- tioval improvements are to be made in the paper, put ¢ @ Willi e no change in its tone. i Examiver wishes the Watch- mHAD nt 1 success dieaiicaagich acees [ae INSANE —The stud- stan’s College to the num-

fty visited ti

ne a few

ie H spital ago and through and bis as tl stu lents nIDS pro- nentai music,

evenings

iand snownh

gramme of voca

which was great!

Taz Drown: hO news has rea the body of The

as rise on Saturday or Sunday ghbors of Mr. David Carr,

1u’s father, have arranged to

the coast On tbese

ry of the body will

il siong be a {-str xen parents,

re i3 @ possibility Of the

ashore, the owners of boats sea A great deal of - { i who kr ew th

y su eal

ieiiconian

Wa » From Sr. Jonmy. — Various towns ishington County, Maine, saw a cnr <pedition in progress last week A wan and woman, both well along in years, w trudging steadily along the country roads, the man pushing SW barrow loaded-with what appeared

OTHER ITEMS,

, | balf a century.

Pp . | the correspondent, that if such acceptance

by the powers.

THE DAILY EXAMINER

GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Rraprorp, Pa, Juane5.—The set

Coon Ruan, in Bik C twenty-five houses, is

untv, contai reported completely

eTyent

ing

wiped out by forest fire: Five lives said to be lost.

Orrawa, June 5.—The act resp

Judges will be amended by a Gover

. ing

iment

Will, which provides that if Judges who

A LESSON IN ROTLERMAKING. Sir,—lIa your paper of Monday there is a letter from Bruce Stewart & Co. in which he accuses some (as he thinks) sinswle ia livi has dared to criti cise the boiler ‘imported’ for Hillsborough

. ° . = factory, three different as- sumed names, and particularly cal! upon | ‘“One Who Knows’ to tell what marine

lral who

‘ ' cheese over

have served fifteen years, or have per-| inspection jaw s hav got to do with cheese manent infirmity, resign their office, Her factories. Well I will inform him and all Majesty may grant an annuity for the bal- | Concerned that the rules laid down in ance of their life equal to two thirds of these la sebver the standard for all good ain workmansh p and material, and all boiler- Pants, June 5.—General Duschene, | cp eng ore SE earn tet

t ' Ms me é Wate . een . rio Conroe! 4 : es rules as near as “ : a ico Saae . = os | cireumstantes will permit, and I again

>» Saving there is much Ss kn ‘38 | a. — i o boiler with a cast-iron among the men forming § the garrison at seg i a sac emo wegen gerne that town and fresh troops are urgently | eas aed Ta. inferior job. In fact, I ied ( » take the place of those i sable i fale. a en oe rd ip sp = Loxpox, June 5.—A despateh from | . th it mal "Te t > ae oe rc = Constantinople says a panic e- | der V ag th » state a es le by * Obs . Didiiada i Meine tins is ‘feuying the statement made by Obser- a di wuropeans th ‘ ver,” why has there been all this quibbling refuge on board fore ve N/| Over it. I believe that Bruce Stewart &

rn rbor, fearing they will be aiiacked

LoNvON,

June 5.—The Pall Mall

; Gazette, in an article on the Armevian

Situation, expresses the belief that nasia

s behind the Sultan and that there tle ative for any of the powers to spend | i

ra tect such a race as

the Ay ’ ‘herefore, the Gazetie

says, Englishmen ought to listen t a far-

seeing statement like Lord Salisbury and

give heed to Turcophobe zealots who

are going about blindfolded in chaos. The

Ss

“This Armenian business is not really as serious as news- paper agents declare it to be.”

James Gazette says:

Loxpoy, June 5.—The Saltan of Jehore died in this city this | morning. The Sultan came

otoriety in 1893 through a breach of promire suit brought against him in Lon- jon under the name of “Mrs. Albert Bak- er” oy a Miss Tennie Michell. The Sultan

+ ink

won his case on the ground that he wa3 a reigning sovereign, and, therefore, the English courts had no jurisdiction over him

Loxpon, June 5.~-The Standard’s cor- yondent at Constantinople learns good authority that the Porter’s rep); t } tantamount to a refu-al the main points of their proposal, numely

on

wers 18 on

| the nomination of a high commissioner on Armenian affairs. The Porte proposes jiperely to apply in Armenia the reforme

contained in the Aristrichi code, which

have been nominally operative for the past

There is little doub

| correspondent says, that the Porte’s n Wii

ue

te

a date when they shall expect a | pure and simple acceptance of the original t There is reason to believe says fused, extreme measures wil] be :aken The Standard to-day ‘ “The situation is grave in the extreme. Europe will not longer be fooled by v ria! pledges. The Sultan must accept tlie “ommendations of the powers or the con-

:

re

} sequences, let them be what they may,

J. Stewart. Norman A. | Mrs

| Hol jen & Co, Montreal, is at the Queen. |

| ton, Ont.,

| Charlottetown, P. E.

| Chr

} twenty

| Minnie M. Hooper of Morell Station

Armenia will be severed from the Ottoman f inp re.

+ <> > <i

Es PERSONAL.

Dr. Doyle, of Vernon River, is in the City.

Mr. and Mrs. Thos Huson, of Picteu,

, are at the Davies. . i a ; . ;

Mr. C. C. Carleton, of Souris, was among |

} | boiler.

the

guesis at the Queen Hotel last night. K. Foster, representing Ames,

He goes west this afternoon.

Mr. J. W. Heseltine arrived from Dray- last eyening to take charge of te cheese factory at New Glasgow.

Mr. John MacDonald, ef Montague, is at the (gueen Hotel, en route to' Marshfield to open a cheese factory at that place.

Mr. Mrs. John Ings and Mrs, Crawford-Frost and child were passengers in the express from the weat last evening.

Mr. V.C. White has gone on a tour to Montague. He will be absent from the Registry Office, Charlottetown, for iay..

: ani

some

Darrach, of Kensington, and J. Heber Haslam, of Sprirgfield, are in the city. They are registered at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. W.N. Forbes, representing William Stairs, Son & Morrow, Halifax, is here on a business trip. He is registered at tue Hotel Davies.

Mr. P. J. O’Rourke, travelling passer ger agent of the Intercolonial Rai! wa arrived here last evening. He is registered at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. J. Spencer Eilis will arrive Toronto this evening and will deliver, the Market Hall, at 8 o’clock, the first of a series of lectures on Education, Evolution and the Bible.

Mr. and

froa

Alex. McKinnon. of I., are vititing at Mr.

Mrs.

Geo. A. Donglas’. Mr. McKinnon has been very ill all winter, and is here 2eek-

ing rest and change ot air.-—-New Glasgow DK le.

It is understood tuat Rev. John Dart, D. D., has been appointed bishop of New Westminster, in place of the late Bishop Dr. Dart wil remembered here as a former President of King’s Col- lege, Windsor.

At the Queen Hotel this forenoon: 0. Hennebery, Argvle Shore; A.J. McLecd, Stanley Bridge; Rev Geo W Fisher aad wife, Tryon ; John McEachern, Cherry Valley; Joa Tf. Macdonald, Montague ; Archd. Currie, Souris.

Mr. Fred. B. Arwour, of this citv, who leaves shortly to take up his residence in Maseachusetts, was given a “send off” last eyening at Carter’s restaurant. Abont young men were present, anu. the time passed most pleasantly. The refresh- were served in Mr. Carter’s best

Silottoe. be

ments style. Miss Sadie H. Jones of Pownal and Miss

re-

turned last night from “Acadia Semina

| Woltville, N.S. Both young ladies stood | high in their respective classes.

I At commencement exercises, a $50 purse w ts awarded Miss Jones, for proficiency in chemistry and mineralogy.

tevere Hotel Arrivals. June 6. J Gor- don McKay, Bradalbane; Geo Morris, Granville; Angus McKenzie, Spring ield; Mrs McK enzie, do; Miss Morris, Granville; Malcolm McKinnon, Rocky Point; W Nic- holson, Dundas; A W Harvey, wife and

the

| child, Boston, Mass., Donald A MePt ereon

tw bedding, his wife bringing upthe rear earrvinga Junch wrapped in a red bandanna. They occasionallv | Lalted » roadside, brewed and partock | of th ' at ers, but not inebriates, | then pipes and had a « cial rmoke 7 » claimed to have walked } from St ), and were going to Bangor looking for rk. They seemed to be con- | tented wit t, and to feel as though | their lines had falien in pleasant places — Glebe. -~ — |

Frox Bost —The steamer Olivette | arrived from Bostor esterday afternoon Wilt @ genera y and the fo Owing pas- | Sengers : J Knight, Jas. Giair, Alice 0 Donova : Fisher, F. Miller, Miss Stewart. M lannus, Constina Mc- Ker \ . Mrs. C. Beuce, Ann McDona ry, Eliza McKenzie, | Sadie 7 e Thompson, Mrs A. " j j i Ruff, Mir. Wa Vilker, Mrs. F. Me-} Dona { O'Brine, Mise E. A. | Bouc 5 J. H. Wyatt, Ellen | Poley, H D Mrs. McLeod, L. B. | Sellars. MeCa iv, Effie Brinon, ' Clara \ ( Barnett, Eva Mc- | Leod, | iM.G , Mary Jenkins, Alice McD , Sarah Matheson, Katie | Dixon, W. KR. Hastings, Mi-s Sargent, Mrs. | A.G.Y fies C. Bruce aud Mrs. D. A. | Lain

; Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of

Murray River; Angus Brien and wife, Vic-

toria; Benjamin Raynor, do. De Matheson, |

Covehead; J H Hugill, Halifax, N S. Ah A A - PrespyTeRtan Assematy.—The Gere al

Canada meets in London, Ont., on Wed- nesday, June 2th. Maritime commits- sioners will travel in a special sleeping car from Muncton, leaving ou Monday, the

' 10h.

4 Japane-e Kaikai Si ks.

a

varies) tj \ : Ie vers | : | C Ty li bb ises h yard

e vy 44¢, :

~- ¢ ~ =

All That Are Left

of our popular 68c. La-) j now

es Blouses are

I

sold at 95c. last sum-

iner in this city.

ST ET

i

iced on eale at our front counter. This is> the quality f Blouse

Ply LILLLLILLIIILLIZELIIT A

If These Tweeds

are not worth from £0c ie to $1.15 we don’t want] anyone to buy them. 5 C *

Call early and see them

or send for samples.

Have You Seen

our window of 75 cent Tweede? Beautiful goods, 54 inchea wide, jn a variety of patterns, ; worth in most cases $1.40 per yard. Don’t miss this “snap.”

be returned and that the powers | ia | fix

Co. intended that the very evasive letter signed “* Patron” should be accepted by the pablic as their answer. As for the bolting on of brackets being the practice of the very best boiler makers in Canada, I deny it. Noone aspiring to the name of est would adopt so temporary a practice vhen, by riveting them, they form a closer

}and more perfect joint. The re ference made to the P. EK. Island Railway is useless for the purpose intended, as there is no compar.son between the

to |

| place of

|

BVO DS GOSS 0606 60664860

| ! :

| land passengers at the head of the wharf

} here, or

G. H. TAYLOR,

lome-head in question and the eover of a locomotive dome, which cannot properly be termed a dome at all. I deny that even in locomotives it is the universal custom to bolt on all brackets. It may be Ireland. But that dees not make it universal. The insinuations contained in the latter partsof the letter I would not notice were they not so directly penned against me personally (1 know well that Bruce Stewart never was one hundred mues from Charlottetown in his life to see anything done), that to make no reference to them would be unjust to myself and to my employers. Sir, the making of a bolt ig @ very smal! matter, but not being in

even in

my line of work, and I di not believe that it is mine or any other man’s right to usurp the

another tradesman, I here cay that my nine years as foreman boiler-— maker for McKinnon & McLean, I have iever done anything in boiler making that { would have been afraid to let the inspec- tor or the owners eee me doing. Sir, 1 have a recommendation from the former as well as the present inspector, for my good workmanship, a fact which Bruce Stewart & Co. well knew when he used be name of being foreman in the sense of foreman boilermaker for McKinnon & McLean (a position he never held) to ybtain a boiler to build and did obtatn it on that rscommendation. As for caulking rivet heads cold, I have done co many times with the inspector and the owners watching, and I hope to do so many times

again, having no —_— intention of leceiving or covering up bad work- manship, but of domz a very

necessary piece of work and a thing which

Bruce Stewart knows nothing about. He has now published his ignorance of the

business by calling attention to what is done the world over and what everybody knows who has had any experience with steam boilers is absolutely mecessary at times, and what,I have no doubt, has been done on this twenty-years behind-the-date-

Cuartes Wenster, Boiler maker.

PERRY.

POINT

ROCKY

Sir,—Quite a number of people from the west end of the city go over to tocky

00 YOU WANT

| i | } | ' j }

|

Peint and vicinity, during the summer |

months with their families as wel] as picnic excursionists. For many years | there has been a sail-boat on this route,

steamer which now runs much more frequently than hitherio. Now, it is nearly a mile’s walk from the west end of the | town tothe ferry wharf-—very tiresome in |

|

but she has been driven off by the ferry |

hot weather.

Having off the sail-boat I would suggest to the Min- ister of Public Works, that the West River and Rocky Point ferry steamer should cal! at Connolly’s wharf going an. returning from Rocky Point, say at least twice a day both ways, for the convenience of the public. There would be no trouble

at all in doing so. She could take up and

driven

at any time of tide, ana there would not be five minutes’ delay; and it would cer- tainly add to the earnings of the steamer. West-Enp Citizen.

SESSVSVVSSSVSSSVsess

COMPLEXION

is largely a matter of choice ; some are more particular about this matter than others. If you are one of the “ particular,’ you'll use Johnson’s Cream cf Roses. Price 25c.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON,

Graduates in Pharmacy.

7 :

“The Lord increase This Business,”

exclaimed the Earl of Surrey when he first heard that trouble was brewing between Henry VIII. and Cardina] Wolsey.» Probably during the recent hard times many a mer- chant has exclaimed, in a somewhat different spirit, “ The Lord increase this business.” We need not join in this aspiration, having been so fortunate as to maintain our modest pace, despite any general depression that may haveexisted. This shows, much to our gratification, that the buyers of P. E. Island have confi dence in our vaiues, That confi- dence shall never be misplaced by avy fault of ours. We never con- seiously and wilfully deceive the public, and our returns prove that P. E. Isiand bavers appreciate this fact.

WARK WRIGHT & CO., LTD.

Who Sell at Selling Pricer.

EYE PROTECTORS

——FOR--—

Sicycle Riders, Railroad Men, Stone Gutters and Motor Men. Price 80 cents,

Also, Colored and all other kinds of Glasses.

North Side Queen Square.

june3

AGENTS WANTED to bandle our hardy, Canad'an grown nursery stock; ¢ y at once, exclusive territory; whole or part; we control all special lines —Stone & Wel ington,

to buy your goods cheap ?

THE YOURG MOTHER AND 1? BABE

Young mother, is it necessary ‘hat you should use a prepared food for your babe? If you are obliged to do so, remember that the life of your darling depends upon your decision—we mean the character of food you select.

There are prepared and artificial foods that should never be brought into a home; their use means sickness, suffering and death to the young child.

The attention of every young mother is directed to life-giving and flesh-building Lactated Food, which is a perfect substi- tute for mother’s milk. This pure and unadulterated food agrees with the weak- est stomach; it is easily assimilated, and

to get the best goods isa perfect corrector of digestion. Babies that are made ? thrive fast, grow fat and plump, hearty and happy when fed on Lactated Food. MARRIED. In the Presbyterian Church, Bonsbaw, f by the Rev. J. F. McCurdy, pastor, J. Beecher Crosby, “The Mills,” to Annie Laurie, youngest daughter of the late Alex. to get satisfaction in the | Bebertson, E~q., Bonshaw.

goods that you buy ?

Buy Your Goods caning i

WEEKS’

THE PEOPLE'S STORE,

Wholesale and Retail, This Week we offer the following lines:

250 SAMPLE CURTAIN ENDS from Wholesale Department, suitable for Half

our

Blinds or Lambrequins, at 25

cents an end.

WEEKS. Also, One Case of LACE CURTAINS

opened and extra value.

NEW

just

30 Dozen LADIKS’ LINEN COLLARS, Plain Cape, at 3 cents each, worth 1

0 cents.

and with

WEEKS.

GOSSA- MERS and GENTS’ RUBBER COATS.

patterns and all sizes in stock.

Special value in

A full range, best

BALANCE OF SEASON | Ladies’ Jackets & Capes

AT REDUCED PRICES,

W. A. Weeks:& Co.,

-THE PEOPLE'S STORE,

Wholesale and Retail.

Charlottetown, June 7, 1895.

EWA

Fy LONDON

ONLY. T.

Montreal, Que; J W Beall, Manager. Men- tion this paper. (4)—may3

SHIP NEWS, Port of Charlottetown. ENTERED,

June 5—Hariza, Terrio, Pictou; Annie T McKie, Cameron, do; Mornidg Light, Richards, do; Willie A, Lantry, do; 6th, Amy B Williston, Pokemouche; Restive, Cain, Pictou; Fauny, Doucette, Rustico.

CLEARED,

June 5—~Annie T McKie, Cameron, Pic- tou; Evangeline, Roy, Picon; Lucretia Jane, LeBlanc, do; 6th, Willia A, Landry, do; Fanny, Doucette, Rustico; Union, La- vache, Canso.

Five Lines on K and L I find the people around here prefer Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills to any other I have in stock. They are a wonderful pill. Send three dozen at once, [ am nearly out. P. S—Send by post, J. W. Ireland, Gour- ock.

SPEClat NOTICES Advertisements under this heading cnarge for at the rate of five cents per line.

The mere fact of not filling the papers with locals is no indication of dull times. The fact is we are too bury piling ont hats, clothing, and carpets. Give usa call before you buy---Prowse Bros.

us

Gents’ furnishings are stylish and cheap at.the bargain corner-~McKay Woolen Co. june6 lw Hats and caps—-Our variety and styles are simplv grand. Call and see them.— McKay Woolen Co, juneé lw We should like every lady in Charlotte- town to look through our stock of hosiery, as we are convinced that our values and assortment are the best ever offered in Charloitetown.— Stanley Brothers. jud 31

at aCHa A BOX.” $ PPPs ) For Sick- Headache, Impaired Digestion, Liver Disorders and Female Ailments.

Renowned all over the World. Covered with a Tasteless & Soluble Coating- Ask for Beecham's and take no others,

Made at St. Helens, England. Wholesaie Agts. Evans & Sons, Ld, Montreal. For sale by ail druggists,

«

mA 12

WHOLESALE SUPPLIES.

CARVELL BROS.

2,000 Barrels Flour in store and on the way. 1,000 Barrels Cornmeal, 500 Puns. Choice Molasses, 30 Hhds. Sugar, 100 Barrels Raw Sugar, 300 “ Yellow Refined, 800 e Granulated, 200 Half Chests Highest Grade Blend Tea, 300 do. Very Choice Saryune! Tea. A.so-—Al! small lines in Spices, Brooms, Woodenware, Raisins, etc. Lowest prices. CARVELL BROS.

guar

Wholesale only.

may3l1—lw eod

J, SPENGER ELLIS,

OF TORONTO, WILL LECTURE IN THE MARKET HALL, This City, on the Following Dates : Friday, June 7th, at 8 p. m

Sunday, June 9th, at 3 and 8 p. m. SUBJECTS: “ Education from a Rational Standpoint.’

“ Evolution and Creation.” “ Science and the Bible.”

REOF IMITAT Foe

Mawel

Miche Les

FRY yYarpt | PATENTED JULY ‘90 & MAR <95, TRADE MARK REGISTERED.

MORTCGACE SALE.

The Stock of DRY GOODS belonging to the late Firm of HARRIS & STEWART

will be sold at Low

Charlottetown, March 21, 1895—dy D/G

Admissivn Free.

may29— 10i

IONS

D

ABELLE

eS

HOUSE |

—_—_—$ (x) ——- ——

Prices FOR CASH J. HARRIS.

Acnt for Mortgagees.

No Pockets tn Shrouds.

SOR:

and uses nothing in the manufacture of Cloth but pure Wool. I want 50,000 pounds of Wool this season, for which I will pay the highest price in

3 8F - oc all double and Twist and bound to wear. SUITS MADE TO ORDER by the best Tailor in the city and at low rates. OUR CLOTH is the best in the market, made from be Wool only, bound to give

Temple Building, THREE DOORS BELOW J. D. McL&OD'S Charlottetown, May 20, 1895—135 & wky

Masonic

Iam Agent for the MONCTON WO.LEN MILLS. This is the largest and best equipped Mill in the Maritime

ee natn oo ee oe Provinces,

Cash or Trade,

Come and see our Doub! 1 Twist Clotl fi ice li 5 iti ‘ ‘ouble and Iwist Cloth, made from our own Wool; also a choice line of Summer Suitings, made from fine

Call here, pick your goo]+, and jeave your order.

satisfaction.

Grafton

Street,

CO2NER.

-—— ~ re a —— = =

Don't B A Clam!

‘ : and let other Tailors make you believe they can sell you a Serge Suit for $15.00, that is as good as ours.

SEE OUR GOODS BEFORE ORDERING.

We positively cannot be approached with their quality and price.

McKAY WOOLEN COMP’Y,

Swell Tailors, Successors to C. E. Robertson.

Charlottetown, June 5, 1895—135

You should bear in mind that there are no pockets in shrouds. No matter if you are a millionaire, you will have no use for a pocket when you come to don your last robe You can’t take anything with you. Some people live as though they could. The best way is to take some pleasure out of your hard earned dollars as you go along.

You can get more solid enjoyment out of one of our Fashionable Suits than anything else in this town. Are you one of those who called on us this spring? If so, you can testify to the above with the most satisfactory results. We are still taking the lead with Good Fits and Low Prices. Have you seen those $14 Suits in Serges, blu- and black. Light Tweed Suits same price. Call and see the Leading Fashionable Tailor.

&. A. McDONALD.

Charlottetown, May 27. 1895—135

7" pring-1895, Refrigerators, Lawn Mowers, Ice Cream Freezers, dareen Wire Net, Spring Hinges,

2 Cases Bird Cages, Patent Rat Traps (sure catch),

SIMON W. CRABBEH,

WALBER’'S CORNER.

W Popular Shoe Store WEEKS & WARREN.

LADIES & GENTLEMEN !—Don’t lose sight of the fact that we have full ane com- plete lines in all kinds of FOOTWEAR.

Stock up to

Date.

Styles away up! Prices away down!

For Comfort, Durability and Good Value

we are bound to take the lead.

Leading Styles ! Lowest

Try the Popular Boot & Shoe Store.

WEEKS & WARREN,

NORTH SIDE OF MARKET SQUARE.

Prices 1

Char'ottetown §Eay 30. 1895 —1°5

——

NOTICE | Haszard’s Improved =

| 1 associated witli the tirm of A. He mans & ' a

The undersignel, for the last r20 years S nas Look and Gunsmith, Plumber and

General Jobber, begs leave to inform the

& wky

no

Purple Top and Carter’s Prize Winner,

public that he has set up in bu-ivéss on i: “ak ek ae ae } : SLO res Seed, im 8 his own acccunt in the premises, corner te oe I P : , ite the | Spring: of Queen and King Street®, opporite the

Buy from us and you will get tive best,

EWING’S CALF-MEAL, for the rear- ing of Calves, Lambs, Foals, Pigs and Poultry. A highly concentrated and easily digested Food. The only genuine substitute for milk made in Canada. For sale by

- A, HORNE & CO.

juned—dy

Union House, where he is prepared to p@t> form all work intrusted to his care in his usual satisfactory manner. Charges moderate,

HENRY HERMANS.

junel —4i eod FURNESS LINE,

Regular Sailings Between Lon- don and Halifax.

FOR SALE.

Ailjthat valuable property known as the Douse Homestead, situated atthe West End, between Sidney and Richmond Sts., and frenting on the Lillsborouzh River.

Fzom Lendon. From Halifax. May 25. SS.ST. JOHN CITY. Junel5

os ™ pod a glas J “ Size of lot, 200x160 fect. Together with

Jaly a ss ST. JOHN SITY July 27, the wharf site, will be sold en bioc or in Bs toe tet F lots to suit for building purposes. Apply These Steamers have superior accom | 4,

modation for firet-class passengers. Well JAS. T. PURDIE.

ventilated Saloon and sleeping berths junes—lw

amidships, where least motion is felt. Lighted by electricity. Do not carry cat- tle. Insurance effected at lowest possible

rates. FURNESS, WITHY & CO., Lrp., Commission & Forwarding Agents, Halifax, N.S.,

WANTED~—Energetic, reliable »canvasser for life issurance. Address “ Insurance,” P O Box 277, Charlottetown. apll

FOR SALE ata bargain, terms ea y, good second-hard piano; call and see it—MRs BuRRIs, Great George Street. 2w 135—my?"

PASTURE TO LET—Pasture for one ortwo cows near residence of LC Owen, Esq, Saint

Biack Diamond Line.

ad

The SS. COBAN, sailing from Montreal on Friday morning, June 7th, will be due at Charlottetown Monday morning, June 10th, and will sail for St. John’s and Harber Grace, Newfoundland, via Sydney, carrying horses, caitieand sheep on deck and produce und tr dcck at lowest possible rates.

For further particulars as to freight and passage app y to PEAKE BROS. & ©O.,

Agents.

Something That Ought to Interest All Farmers.

HERBAGEUM restores horses and sl! other animals out of condition to health an | vigor.

It is the best Blood Purifier, one which does not contain arsenic, antimony, copper- a8, saltpetre, resin, or any injurious sub- stance.

Horses keep in fine condition when fed Herbagenm. For cattle it is the best milk and flesh producer. Hens lay more eggs when fed Herbageum. Fed to calves an- swers better than linseed, costing only one- third as much. Sold in bags containing 4 Ibs for 50 cents. 4 lbs is enough for one animal for six weeks, fed regularly twice a day—cost not over one cent perday. It will pay you to try it.

Send all orders to GEO. E. HUGHES, Apothecaries Hal).

Closiug Out Sale.

june}

All the stock-in-trade of the late Wm. Weeks, on north side of Queen Square, consisting of Strong Boots and Shoes and Shoe Findings, will be sold out at Jess than cost. The balance remaining unsold on 18th of June will be disposed of at Auction on that date.

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DR. H. D. JOHNSON

EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office -- Kent Street

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Want s, Lost, Found, &e

Advertisements under this headi charged five cents per line. 7

a omen one eens oe ee)

A FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated

dur ng the sammer months at Pleasant Point,

Nerth River; good outing and bathing ; terms moderate. Apply to Mrs JEAN FLAIGER,. lw—june7

FOR *ALE OR TO LET—A freehold pro- perty on Kent Street Kast, consisting of a seven-room dwelling house, with plot of land Apply on the premises to Purure Corie.

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RESIDENCE FOR SALE—The property of Mr archd Johnstone, new oocupied by ar Webster, situate on the Ma!peque Road, near Byfield Street, Terms easy. Apply to A A McLEAN, Solicitor. 6i—june7

W ANiED—A middle-aged, respectab.© wo-

man a8 housekeeper. Apply, stati wages reguired and references, to kev E WooL- LARD, Georgetown. tf—junes

WANTED AT ONCE-—Good coat, pant and vest makers; nO apprentices need apply — McKay WooLen Co. tf—junes

SATCHEL LOST - Lost this morning, be- tween Capt Cameron’s house, Pownal Street, and Dr }odd’s corner, @ tan colored satchel, containiug some money and a bunch of keys. Finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office tf—june4

W -NTED-—A young man for salesman, either in boots and shoes or dry goods; must have experience; good reference required, Apply to J B MACDONALD & Co. 4i—iuns TO HIRE—A first-class Horse and Buggy; also a dole s ated Phaeton Terms reason- able. KnguiieatG.G Jury’s Jewelry Store, north side Queen Square, oppos:te Post Office. ay 16—dy 3n0s

TO LET OR TO BE SOLD—Brighton Lodge on the North River, and formerly the +um- mer residence of thelate Admiral Bayfield; terms very reasonable. Apply to BAYFIELD & BLANCHA®D. junel

TO LET, with one or three acres of land, “park View” Cottage, eight rooms, newly finished, opposite the Park at Brighton Beach Apply to A MACNEILL. mayil4

WANTED—A School Teacher or pupil in the higher branches to fill a position of trust during the summer months; one accustomed to dealing with farmers preferred; must be willing totravel. Address, enclosing stamp for partieulars, P O Box 76, Montreal, Que,

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TO LET—That comfortable briex dwelling house, known as the Peake Homestead, situ- ate on Water Street, lately in possession of Henry Douse, Esq, C C; possession given at once. Also, that beautifully situated two- story dwelling on Prince Street, now occupied by Jam s Reddin, Esq; possession given first ofJuly next Also, coitage situat-d on Hills- borough Street, lately occupied by Wallace Arb ng; possess'on given 3! once. Apply to PEAKE Bros & Co. 135 f—may2

TO LET OR FOR SALE -The new dwelling house and premises on Euston Street, recent- ly oceupied by the undersign d! large grounds, fruit trees, ete; lot 944x112; hot water heating, bath room, hot and cold water. Ap- ply toC B Chappell or John Holwan.

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SECOND-HAND SAFES, Letter Press and Office Desks for sale. Safes have combination locks, andare as good as new. Exquire at MCKAY WOOLEN Co, muysé

BICYCLE FOR SALE—A first-class bicycle

orsale. Apply io HARRY CrocKETT june3—ti

r ASTURE—The subscriber can take a few head of horned cattle to pasture after ist of June; rumping stream through the fields — BENJAMIN WRIGHT ay 2aw U—mayl4

TO LET—The store on Queen Street next to Johnson & John-ou’s Drug Store. Apply 10 J B MACDONALD & Co. tf—-aplp

TO L¥T— The bouse at the head of Pownal Stree lately occupied by Mrs John Dorsey; heated with hot water; possession given at once. ‘4pply at THe EXAMINER office,

may

W ANTFD—Coat, vestand pant makers at JOUN MACLEOD & Co's. tfi—mayil

TO L&f—A very comfortable and pleasant ly situated dwelling house of 12 rooms, includ ingsmall bath room and convenient pagtry, having lawn and shade trees in front, on mil ford Street. Brighton Road; nine minutes- walk from post office, five minutes from bath. ing house, Victoria Park; ren :moderate- Apply to W C Hargis, Jr. mayé HOUSE TO LET—The house adjoining the residence of Mrs Edward Palmer on Queen Street, containing eight rooms; it is fitted with electric light and heated with hot water; possession given atonce. Apply on premises or to H JAMES PALMER. tf- may29

FOR SALE—A newly-calved cow. to PETER BRADLEY, Douglass Street. may2Z

Apply

TO LET--Two offices in the Stamper Block. Apply to PRowss Bros. if-mayl

TO LEr—The desirable two story ienement dwelling on Prince Street, now occupied by Jehn Quirk, Esq. Pessession given first of May. Apply to PEAKE Bros & Co.

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