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qoird Pistrict of Queens.

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sap Third District of Quee n’s at the fol ong times and places. oe % Gerbert, Tuesday, July 13th, at 6 yp. We Yoaghan Road, Wednesday, July 14th faclock, P- m. | | ‘ y;, Sewart, Thursday, July 15th, at 6 ; ek, | th. Tinsige Road, AV, @ 6th, at 6 | . sock, P.M. | rie York, Saturday, July 17th, at 6

jelacs, P- , — ay m= sgdie Crose, Monday, July 19th, at a ” = ‘yeleck, p- m : The opposing caudic ates invited to |

= FRED. PETERS. | JAMES H. CUMMISKEY

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Boots. read

a; 2.( his list. IP —‘These goods have just | Vs arrived, as the season | 4 is advance d, we pu V4 them at never before |

f reached prices.

Wos. Dongola Button, tip, now selling at $1.35. Wos De ng yla. laced. plain,

now selling at $145. Wos. Dongola, button, piain,

now selling at $1.48.

4 Wos. Dongola, laced, tip. now selling at $1.48. t You'll! noo them.in = dow GALLEY & CO. ees

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i Fishing, Baceball, Football, icket, Croquet, Quoits, “Wings and all kinds of amuse- “énis that you could think of Be the big Picnic tu be held in sé Birch Grove, Freetown,on eta, next. Do not , ls opportunity of a first- “S$ day's sport pass without mie to it. The special he at 9 o'clock local.

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The Liberal Conservatives have engaged the Lyceum as their Campaign Rooms. from this date till after the Eleet-

ion. This Hall will be open evry day and evening. All friends of te party are ex.

i) pected to attend, and will be

made welcome. slik edema Beer Bros. for Dress Goods.

Prince Edward Island Ilus- is for sale at all the

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Scott

Act

S o'clock tonight.

Those called by circular on Saturday are es pe cially invited to be present. Meeting } of the executive of all.ance at close of venerai meeting. ‘RLY .—= REMARKABLY Earty.—Mr.S. R. Huston

coruer Lutes and Park streets, bas in his

| garden potatoes and peas which he is now

using. The potatoes are a little small, | but firm and dry. This is remarkable | early for this backward season, when in

lens things are only fairly through the ground.—-Moncton Times. : Purarricali.—The Ethel Tucker Com- pany closed theirengagement in Charlotte- town on Saturday when “Escaped was cleverly presented.

night

In this play Mr. Meldon assumed seven

dictinct characters, and the rendering ip he & each case case was splendid.

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Hanxp Maneiep.--The Pioneer reports

that a son of Mr. John McArthur, engineer, of Summerside, got one of his hands bad]y mangled ina buzz planer on Saturday.

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another is badly broken, and the remain-

der of the fingerson the hand are very | badly cut.

— fue Grosuavr Tea.—Return tickets at one first class fare will be issued at al]

the P. E. Island Railway to

Selkirk Station and Rollo Bav Station in onnection with t it Eastern Tea at | Groshaut Teams w meet trains at said

station to convey passengers to and from

tea crounds free of charge. E. Walker, P.P See

C. E. Convenrion.—Societies irtending

to send delegates to the 0

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Convention on

warau ames of de too DL. Mc

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[eZ ‘ : _— ei | Kinnor, Montague Bridge, before July 25th,

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and in apy case not Jater than August Lat. Officers of the Convention and clergymen

ending to be present are asked to do the same.— W.H. Spencer, Vice President.

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Boston Scuoous ann Carcreres.--The

| Boston Herald says: The schools have

closed and the churches are closing, one oe hil ;

‘ hil ty clergymen are rush- ing off io Europe or the country as fast as ever they can. Their sheep being alll as-

stray, these shepherds seek rest*from their labors, and for the time being the wicked

must manage without their guidance. If aaybody wants to get married now it will’ be awkward; and as to dying, that is eimply Out of the question.

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New Bosron Lixe.—Boston is to have a new steamship line. About Aug. I, the Dominion Atlantic Railway Company, uominally a Nova Scotia enterprise, but really owned in London, will begin running its own vessels from Yarmouth to that port, carrying freight and passengers. Heretofore this company has _ shipped its freight to Boston, via the steamers Boston and Yarmouth. When the proposed new steamsbip line has been in running order, there ~vill be lively competition between the two lines to Yarmouth, N.S., and the Plant system to Halifax, as the two steam-

| ers of the new line, one of which was only

launched receutly, will be the fastest run- ning out of Boston. The new line will Jand at Long’s wharf.

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for an equally extensive an 3 louse Sale.

ing, will be shown at

to buy Blouses cheap.

We start wit offered in the city. lines at 75c, 79¢ and 99c.

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Blouse Department.

of the fingers had to be amputated, |

; and Llth will please not fail to |

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gt HAAS AAAAAAGR ARAAABAASS MIDSUMMER

WHITE GOODS

BLOUSE SALE

It is now several months since our Spring White Guods Sale took place, which pleased you so well.

To-day we are Preparing d successful MIDSUMMER White Goods and

All the usual lines of Ladies White Underwear and Vests, White Cotton, Pillow Cotton, Sheeting, Table Damask, Towels and Towel-

Special Prices

We will also show special lots of Trimming Laces and Embroi deries. In addition to the above, we give you an <uoprecedented opportunity

h a line at 39c which we are convinced is the best value Our next price is 49c.

We also offer a large assortment of White Muslin Blouses at half - Such unusual inducements should made avery busy time in our

Customers arriving early will find the best assortment.

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MEMKTING AT CORNWALL. Cuts de Rowdies Interrupt Representatives of the People’s Pariy,

A large meeting of electors took at the scheolhouse at Cornwall on Satur- day night. The room was crowded, and many were ebliged to stand in and about the doorway. Messrs. McMillan, Wise Horne, Farquharson and W. 8. Stewart discoursed on the political questions of the day until a late hour. * Mr. Farqubarson has exceedingly up-hill work defending the Government. Iu fact he scarcely at- tempts a defence at all. He pleads guilty to all the severe charges that are made against the Peters Government and only attempts to lighten their weight by arguing that previous governments were little better. But this defence meets with little sympathy. For the first time in the cam- paign some of Mr. Farqubarson’s heelers attempted to prevent free speech by hoot- ing and yelling, and otherwise interrupting their opponents. They carried on this nefarious work from the outside of the

place

building, and when the door was shut broke in the door. A cause must be ex-

ceedipgly bad that requires this mode of defence. It is quite evident that the exposure of the present Government by the Opposition speakers is having a telling effect when rowdyism has to be resorted to, It is fair to state however that the organiz- ed interruption did not belong to Cornwall but was an outside importation. Messrs. Farquharson and Wise should be proud of their allies.

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CONTRIBUTIONS TO CAMPAIGN.

SCOTT ACT

To obviate difficulty respecting Scott Act contributions it is distinctly understood by the financial committee that no names of parties contributing to the funds will be publicly acknowledged. Anonymous, nom de plume, church and society gitts however will be announced. At the close of the campaign a complete statement will be sent to each contributor, with a receipt attached acknowledging his contribution.

Christian Endeavor, Zion Church. .$10.00

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Refuge Division, S. of T. T., Freder- a i sucess a aie goes COT

Grand Lodge, I. O. G. T... 10.00

Friends be prompt. This isa battle waged for Christ and Home. Please send con- tributions to Rev. C. W. Corey, or Miss McRae, at W. C. T. U. Coffee Rooms

That the cheapest is the best is eminently true with regard to Sovereign Lime Juice. You pay for Lime Juice, not water.

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Thirsty Spot,”

and touches it pleasantly and gratefully.

It tickles the palate. It has life. It is always just the came.

It is not as pleasant as some $ other flavors, but for thirst and a tired people it is the most re- S freshing drink possible. We :

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5 cts a glass.

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DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 12, 1897

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SALE

For Julv is now on

Come one and all and inspect tee largest sale of

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PROWSE BROTHERS,

The Wonderful Cheap Men

THE BEHRING SEA

Mr F oster Arrives in Lond-n—His Sucees So Far

Mr. John W. Foster, the United States seal commissioner, has arrived in London from St. Petersburg, and has paid a visit to the United States ambassador, Colonel Jobn Hay, Messrs, Foster and Fay will co operate in pressing the sealing question upon the British Government. To a rep- resentative of the Associated Press. Mr. Foster said the details of the arrangement arrived at with Russia could not be reveal- ed, but he added they were entirely sat s- factory. Mr. Fosterhad no doubt Japan was equally ready to co-operate with the United States in the protection of seals. He was not going to Japan, but he had conferred with the Japanese minister st Washington and thought an agreement could be reached directly between the two Governments. The measure to be agreed upon, however, would not be made efteci- ive before 1898, but had Great Britain shown the same willingness as Russia they might have been applied this season. Speaking of Hawaii, Mr. Foster said:— “ We learned the sentiments of Russia and France during our visit to St. Peters burg and Paris. They will not object to annexation, and regard it as natural and inevitable. I do not believe Great Britain will object. The European Governments may not like it, but they are reconciled to it. Hawaii does not presage the anneza- tion of Cuba. The cases are entirely dis- similar. Hawaii is settled by Americans, and the United States has obligations to fulfil there, whereas Cuba is a colony of a foreign Government.

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A Washington, despatch reports that the Emperor of Morocco is to be coerced by the American men of war, in order that a just punishment may be inflicted upon one of his subjects, who assalted an American citizen. The warships San Francisco, flying the flag of Rear-Admiral Selfridge and the Raleigh are on the way toa Moorish sea- port. The orders to the San Francisco and the Raleign were the result of a re- quest received by the State Department from Consul-General David N. Burke, at Tangier. Burke announced that an Ameri- can citizen has been brutally assaulted ; that he had asked the Moorish Government to arrest and punish the American’s assail- ant, and that, up to the present time, there was no indication that the request would be granted. For the future safety of Amer- icans in the Empire, he thought it neces:« ary that Morocco should be compelled to mete out justice to the native who com— mitted the assault, and he asked that an American man of war be sent to Tangier to support the demand.

Bic Excursion Dare—Any day th’s week. Cut rates to all points and on all lines in our hat systern. Come to us and

rocure a cut rate ticket to Solid Comfort, Toer Service, Excellent Styles, etc., and all intermediate pointe. Get a Straw Hat. —James Paton & Co.

VACATION

Footwear’s the thing just now. Soft, light, easy-on-the feet that helps to make life worth living these hot days. Men’s Colored Kid shoes, the new shapes, Women’s Colored Kid and Canvas Oxfords. Shoes for Boys and Girls.

W. H. STEWART & CO,

London House Builéns

4If Horses Could Talk

&, What a hum there would be onthe streets about the derful way in which

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cures Scratches, Galls aad Sores. Every man who owns a horse should try it.

4 SOLD EYERYWHERE— => oe doe.

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Finds it a difficult task todo justice to this week’s offerings. We just received 120 Pairs Ladies’ Dengola Laced Boots bought for cash CH@AP. An extra fine lot now. If you, want a real nice wearing boot get a pair of these for 150 at

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