THE DA X . ‘saeatmeege 5 ALY EXAMINER : : $ . . , SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1894.

THE KING OF PORTFOLIOS. : — ————$$———— ns oe nce a neontesironenss

NEWS NOTES

ep ——— eee

leXay Woolen Company Still to the Front |

—W ITH——

LOW PRICES ON READY-MADE CLOTHING.

ODDS AND ENDs.

Oar Uwn ( intry, a deseriptive and il. |

if ; nore nn! ” ‘ Winn peg population increased 3,000 Ci un de bans) } ’ } Stockholm has the highest death rate from drink of any city in the world,ninety

in or

last vear

. Den eile . ; : need to| Brandon, Man., is excited over the al: \ | leged discovery of gold

thousan :

nn . ; ; The metals which have been proved to Of everv 1,000 sailors eighty-f, ! : 9 #ilors eighty-four have | exist in the sun are iron, sodium. nickel, j :

' copper, zin ; Of every 10,000 deaths in St. John’s, | A ma: Nfld., 2,230 are of bronchitis

= rheumatiem every y ear.

and marium

never knows all his mother has been to him until it is teo late to Jet her

from | kn

Shanwhai. Chins . Shanghai. China, is almost free ww that he sees it.—Howells

cases of infantile convulsions meeting =

ra Woman’s Dress Reform League, says, odd we

\ suburban paper, reporting : An pay r, reportin a

o-

si seneetetneeeenetneraneateiiieemniniatesseanetl

; lhe first consignment of raw sugar from a . tia ; «e" ¢ ° h Hawa ian I-lands has just reached Phirty inen were present Phil-

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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. onan a awe a - Ne ae, ae i. aN . i : os n con tit eurin zy nu were | | be enlarged “i was it Be te atalbe id C ixey."— Masties a’ IALTY Beer Bros ‘ New York city has alrea iy imported 30,- Detroit Tribur ; = ‘ oe ; 00U tons of coal from Great Britain and Coxey may not be much of a farmer Pre SIN AT Heart = H ALL.—Rev Canada, and more as been ordere: it it would takea long veaded agricu beats d ee v iy "? core ws oe ae he strike | Ee ; cel him in miter sails) 2 1] alo at fea S PRI, RwOW MILY ‘he Grea Northern railway strike 17 ane i j j Danses or Sronu—The late thoes Seis!) won pene eta een nn, emits nad the), | The Ameer of Afghanistan Kes shaw We are offering extra value in Children’s Clothing. Thousands of Men’s, Youths’ and Children’s Suits done great damnaze to the lobster fither- | trouble was settled by arbitration. luiter half conlivt ave wpa whieh eve) tO Select from, either of Home Manufactured or Imported Cloth. -One Hundred Odd Suits now offered at

of them should go with them.

serring fi<lier Cavend.sh have lost In wenty years rior to SSO, ie | Tare) © a 4 T ; - 1} 3 : 2 : a > h See ee eee very. clei" heako'ack 6 {less than cost. Nothing will wear like our Home-made Tweeds: new patterns coming from our Mill every sia, 21,976; France, 57,116; Germany, 93,- | fut in the sacred reljes of Ceylon. They | day a Qr € 2a e 20 , 144 : . ° 5 oe sa Baroy, 298058 toe Cae Sates, |, 0 of “ie haba fo |day. Be sure and see our own manufacture of Summer Suitings before going elsewhere—rellable goods, the righteen months’ | 324,716 j with a metal pen, ant are

j , 4 ~ ll} a7 rir ite was drowned by asiiken string,

bound merely | > ,e > . J ‘ ar » d ‘ T "cy , r 1 = . . e ‘cheapest in the market. We have a large stock of Hats which we have bought very low. It will pay ,you ‘ork to see our Hat Department before buying, A new assortment of Gents’ Furnishines just in : 2 > . oY .

bodies that more ambitious mee write hastily aad | Of Me™ were found in the river, and half a

| dozen dead bodies of men were picked up | 4 2 . " WwW , ] ‘ | in dark hallways and alleywavs. i ag } cé al 0 i ; 00 as { ) i ’ I ‘a, é v has made it neces- s , ; ar. 4 i es on British warships to | <A bridge possessing what will be the | 5 s A rac nite Ria natiin ~ : longest span in the world is now being ; discard side-arms while on daty. The arms i et eee ed | erected across the Missour: River, between | } Omaha and Council Bluffs. The spam will |

It is said by experts that practical even- tempered men usually write a plain, round |

_ =i ' ; ' in Which every ietter 14 legible, and

During the past week in New there were eight suicides, a dozen

nto a tul con- }

nches of water. | hand,

tub, which was Mrs. White had

‘few mom

: : ‘ careiessiv he 1ts before T) peor The use of electricit sary for sentr meet- at Summerside hye

: come mag e programme will

netized by the dynamos and

= : — = =

atlect the compasses,

| \ qn } 4 — ” . a ; aac : ae .

oD trot and pace, 2.50 trot ae 7 , | be 520 feet. long, 15 feetlonger than that of and %-minu t, the purse in each class d he London Sportsman announces the | the great ‘Thames Bridge at New London, Carpets, being $100 sale this summer of Queen Victoria’s | Go.) tl |

Ets, driv by Yerenoit | mote am Bampton Cor Many | 2 ar ning aed-toulee!— | Mats, FILLILL Mi LILLE LEeeL Lea

} ee : 3 99 : amons winners, including Baro Siti Se u \ . : Lynn Davis, made a mile in 2.22}; the ae _ “ . en PSC 8 Teot a regular stoop. You don’t ride a . , i. half in 1.10. —Ex five-year-old brown mare, La Fleche, were | avtle do won 7 Matting, . bre ere. j wie” > - : ‘in : a ee i } i '

ay : —— red there “No; bunt my boys ride bicycles, and I! . ? fe ; .

CLAMS THE Bor NTY —The R chibuct ) . \ handsome memorial has just been } stn paying for .them-on instalments.”?— Oil Cloths, t : f Review says: Mr. Guimond, of St. Louis, | placed in the transeptef Rochester (Eng- | Good News. r Bad Bae i th i ; ; was in town Sat irday, to see the Clerk of | land) cathedral, in honor of Capt. Stairs,} 4 ‘95 cane bea vs be the aame Phis iS a y ery Shades | : . the Peace. He understands it is the cus- | Capt. H. B. MeKav and Capt. W. H. Rob- every where: 86 perhaps it ; onéabie, | oa ti ete the eae of @ inch ¢ triplet ae Cinelli sal il < ryvwhere, perh: i S excusabie, ! ¢ | > . t ‘ d : 7%

’ ‘ 1 of ripiets to nson, thre Canadian jiers who died | after a man has @elivered an eloquent plea { a } bl 0 vi la e ime . an Pe

ptitition the Qaeen tor a bo while on service for the motherland in

} inty of £25 Hisdaughter recently gave birth to tripleta,

hates for a more beatiful life, to go liome and | to have a little Curtains,

kick his dog wtiiigind fault with the supper

é Ses “SBHASESI 2s mA, BS TS5 Se 2 nil 2 @ 8 ¢ ws $2 ‘ . ae e == 5 >= ms & = : “par ; =e 22 Os a - bend = - ; i. > 4 iS a an - 38 tes Ses ' wo aE

W oodside

girl who was leaving

to Summerside that evening. Ginghams, Flannels,

Fianneletes |

- = : » charged from the United States’ army, | LOCAL NOTICES have lost confi- Eaa and the others will be released when they | | * Sa, Se return from the furlough, and the com- dence in prices panies will be disbanded. Army officials are of the opinion that that the Indian as

was accompanied by a the Island with him, although he has a O'Leary.

Advertisements under this heading enarged for at the rate often cents per line.

HMOORE & McLEOD.:

wife and family at harlottetown, May 19, 1894—m w f

| a —— Rertageels = thinks her claims to} John T. Sullivan, the actor and art his wife has prepared for him.—Boston| Qappet talk. Buy ‘Hats i in every length, every pattern. every style, every | es not be over looked Land and manager of Rose Coghlan, is} Transcript. Val pe an, th) c ats, ‘ Pee re Fi; OVOTY, MY sPs AVS . : ‘a. See “ confined to his residence in New York, / W: 2 a i a : ¥ : a. & non nfl owe i i ss er ree ate epee langerously ill from the effeeta of the | eae oe oe hy your| ef and Selle > are : Caps, price. Cur tains at 35c., 40C., i2¢., 95e., $1.25, and ; i: es ties <a se nection With | blow given him in the lobby of the Madi-j; «pore Or eo, oe a eR 2 . ’ Vs Or wey . i . . i? the church at Mount Carmel being desir-| .on Siuare Theatre a few nights ago, by | p maaan se 1 don’t Do you up | ahike interested, Shirts, so on up to $5.75 per pair. Every pair of them oe ‘ wan OF Gesting Sheir tickets oul of the way! Lenader Richardson. : eee era ae ae ee side B f Jee . a ee ee ee i ae asiatiee sole Leer at wl.”—Indianapolis Jou-| And all we are to | ~ Tie 8, the best value your money can buy. | offer the fouiowing prizes for sale of tickets ¢ archbishops and bishops of Lagtand | 8%. : ‘ “ 7 - “7 . ar in Charlottetown : For first returns made | have issued a circular letter protesting An exhibition of relics and souvenirs of do al this time is | i fl j from the city after May 25th, a silver against the proposed disestablishment of | Queen Marie Antoinette: will be opened , “ e Collars, ' SPECIAL 1. good wide Curtain three x cream } rg; f r first after June Sth, a silver | the hurch in Wales, which they declare | soon in the Sedelmeyer Gallery, in Lon- {0 empha SEZ the Cuffs ae ' | Bi suger bowl. pasa would endanger the unity of the Church |} don. Among the curiosities will be a} g : 2 ef e yards long, at 9» cents per pair. See that Two- / : = Bt : of England. Phe Bishops particularly de- | gruesome object—a model of the heart of fact that we Keep 3 Clothing, | ; | Carrunen 1x Tine.—The Summerside nounced the disendowment proposals,which | the ill-fated young Prince “whom the ‘ “4 toned TAPE CURTAIN at $5.75. ART MUSLINS +t eer ager op a man named Hiram | they say ap} en eo ee | Royalists persist in calling Lonis XVIL., | HY { arpes Store, Press Goods, | ! : oodside, of O'Leary, was arrested by | cient gifts intended for the service of God. | although he never reigned.” F , as . at all rices from 5 — i — y 8 : s » cents p up. : oe ‘waa Mat — the Nort vumber- All but two or three of the remaining | vata: diuiiniiettin:n tin tainesant nadine * W ith ali that that ComD Cottons, ba , es yond : } land, Wednesday last, on a capias. The | members in two Indian companies, viz., USE SKUDA’S DISCOVERY, the great | . . , ef arrest w as mad after leaving Summ rside, | Co. 1, Sixteenth Infantry, and Co. 1, See- blood and Nerve Remedy. implies, People C58 Prints, NY keene aE and officer McCaul brought Woodside back | end Infantry United States, have been dis-; é ; : -

- | advertised. We

See Paton and Co’s window this evening.

How re Brrrox Grioves.—-When put-

se g'cres OY niling the fagers, but v _ . c ry : Puc. a , } drawir g the part covering the wrist over oe ee ee tead Paton and Co’s ad in this issue. Sur pt ised if you a goods Se kt ee eae Toot Sa ee gee z eee ae oe ae h cut for sometime before. turning’ them to| Washington, the original “army” ie being | | Gres batyaise-gonight | in, summer all and see our | we Notices 30. Commecciat C+ HO. E71 COO K.

their proper shape. Always lay gloves| Grinkenness. - Coxeyiem is finding ite| McKay Woolen Mil. | PLCOS ON ma Keep. Travellers. - - 3

age " . proper level White shirts,

lars, line

linen col- eelling cheap

colored shirts,

n cuffs, searfs, etc,

->

Brstxess Rvusuixc.—The steam tug

PHOTOGRAPHER,

The attention of Commercial Travellers is

Portugal has sent copies of the corres- ealied to the following sections of an Act

Lion, of River Philip, Cumberiand Co.,| pondence with Brazil concerning the | to-night at Prowse Bros i Pri 104, i ’ rian : r : . assed by the Legislative Assembly of Prince . . ee . N. S., is having new tubes put in her refugees to the European powers, most of Cheapest egg case fillers in the city at tdward Isiand, Session 1894, intituled “An Calls special attention to the marked superiority of his

boiler by MeKi:non & McLean. The} thom have been consuited as to the} Jeykins & Son’s, Queen Street Soe Pi They ] Pi 1 i

firm also put a new propeller on the Lion [ rupture. England’s mediation has been oI m ll Sw | mem and after the passing of this Act net ey ns Nee ingens pred ape. Lane

G short tise ago, which is giving every eolicited. The conduet of Brazil in| We wish everyone in country and city 4 + every caaual trader not permanen‘y residing nesses, and make invaluable mementoes of absent friends. { r efaction iring 1e pas rtnig eeve , Yr ¢ omatic lat s t eall and see oi a alle die Ce jinn is rovince do 5 vit t ‘ = i r i satisfact mm Daring the pat rtnight nevering her diplomatic selation with ta all and our nev stock of cro kety, rove, comnonty kisown as. Commercial Call and see specimens. . mec non & MciLeat ave #hippe 0 -* me St 5 . nich we are selling so cheap at Yharlottetow May 894—-dy ravellers,” and every person not permanent- ° x °

I Charlottetown, May 18, 1894—dy iy radiate in this Pievinoe: Gan wine aolis CHILDREN’S PORTRAITS a specialty, for whieh no

of all Lisbon, and especially that of the commercial classes. Public opinion is

Colwill’s.

new boilers to as many dairy stations dw 4w

throughout the ee, and two more

either for himself or any other person any Ss, Wares or merchandize in this Province,

extra charge will be made.

Prov

are now ready for shipment to the stations at Hampton and Coleman. —_—_—~- ——

Sreamens’ Movements. —The Florida left for Boston last evening about half-past seven with a cargo of about 400 barrels, and the following passengers: Sadie Stew- art, Annie Nicholson, Katie MeDonaid, Clara Liewellyn, Gilmore Jardine, Geo W Turner.

The Miramichi arrived from Montreal via Summerside about five o’clock yester- day afternoon, and left on return to Mon- treal via Pictou about midnight. She had a general cargo both ways

The Fastnet arrived here from Summer side this morning, and leaves for Halifax this afternoon.

‘iinet

Ivrorration oy Cartie.— On Thursday last a cargo of cattle, fifteen in number, were brought over from Point du Chene in the Northumberland. There were fif- teen on leaving Point du Chene, but six- teen on arrival at Summerside, the new- comer being promptly named “Northum- herland.” These cattle were imported from St. Philips, P. Q., by Mr. Patrick Manning, of Rolio Bay, who was here Thursday night. They are called Quebec Jerseys, and are, we understand, regis- tered. They are quite small in Jersey conformation, and black or nearly

They are, it is claimed, a

size, of

6O ifn color. very superior class of dairy cattle, beinz extra good milkers and easily kept, and it is expected that they will prove a popular breed in King’s County. Tho-e imported by Mr. Manning were very thin, but no

doubt they will quickly improve when

uniformly favorable to the government’s taking steps to meet Brazi!’s so-called arrogant pretensions.

A lawsuit over Dr. Emin’s papers has been begun at Berlin. One claimant is Ferida, Emin’s daughter by an Abyssinian woman and generally regarded as his heir; the other is a woman living in Con- stantinople who asserts that she is Emin’s lesal wife and produces a certificate, signed apparently by Emin, to prove the legitimacy of their child Paulina. The proof in the latter case seems to be com- plete. In 1874 Dr. Emin was staying in Neisse, his birthplace, and this is the year from which the certificate dates. The woman says the marriage took place in Constantinople. It is suggested that the existence of this family had much to do with Emin’s refusal to return with Stanley to Europe, for he had several families in Africa at the time.

Mr. Irving has brought back some cur- ious experiences from America. In one city he was entertained by a club who pro- vided him with a table cloth of gold. After dinner they conducted him to a darkened vault, where the most famous characters which he impersonates ap- peared before him in a ghostly fashion,and

apostrophised him with startling direct- |

ness. Finally,they danced round him with a wild chorus, and then the lights were turned up, disclosing the vivacious Mr. Irving appears to have entered into the spirit of this frolic with the utmost heartiness, and he afterwards sent to the members of the club five hun- dred bound passes for the

masqneraders.

morocco

All in need of crockery and glassware would do well to call and see our new goods which we -are selling so cheap, at

W P Colwill. dw 4w

DIED At Cove Head Road on the 15th inst, Hilda Agnes infant daughter of John and Annie Whelan, aged two months and fifteen days.

NEW DRESS GOODS

Just Opened.

Light Challies,

Black Ground Challies,

Crepons,

AMILY FLOUR.

nly $3.50 per Bbl.

AT

h“arlottetown, May 8, 1894—tu thn sat

J: 0. MACLEOD & Ws,

as a

COLONIAL HOUSE,

MONTREAL.

—

or solicits or canvasses for orders either for himself or any other person for the sale, ex- change or purchase of any goods, wares or morehandine within this Province, either by the production of samples, photographs, cata- logues, printed or written matter, or simply by word of mouth without the production of samples, photographs, catalogues, printed or written matter, shall, before he or she enters upon the business of so selling any goods, wares or merchandize, or soliciting or can- vassing for such orders, pay to the Provincial

| Treasurer of this Provines an annual licen-e

fee or direct tax of fifteen dollars.”

2 “Upon yment of the said license fee or direct tax, the. said Provincial Treasurer shall grant a license authorizing the person therein named to se}l goods, wares and mer- chandize in this Province, and to solicit and canvass for orders for the sale, exchange or purchase of goods, wares and merehandize within this Provinee, Such license shall be granted and remain in force for the space of

one year following the date upon which the |

said license shall be granted and no longer.” 3. * any such Commercial Traveller or p t- son not permanently residipg-in this Pro- Vince as aforesaid, who, after the passing of this Act, shall sel! any goods, wares or mer- chandize, or solicit or canyass for-orders for the sale, exchangs or purchase of any goods, wares Or merchandize in any manner afore- said within this Province without bavyin first paid the said license fee or direct tax, an obtained the said licene, shall for each and every occasion vnpon which he or she shall sell any goods; wares or merchandize, or soli- eit or eanyass for an order for the salé, ex- change or purchase of any goods, wares or merchandize as aforesaid, be liable to pay the sum of twohundred dollars to the said Pro- vincial Treasurer,’”’ This Act is now in force, ANGUS MoMILLAN, Provincial Secretary-Treasurer. | Provincial Treasury, } Prince Edward Isiand, Lith May, 1894. \ mayl6--dy tf pat pio tf

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Studio— Corner of Queen and Grifton Streets.

Charlotietown, May 19, 1894—3m dy

Rubber Batis !

- CHEAPEST IN TOWN.

HASZARD & MOORE, Victoria Row, Brown’s Block.

Charlottetown, May 1, 1894—t t s

a neneenpeeenet-welatneene a —

Your Choice for $5.

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Checked Linen Goods,

Lyceum, signed with his autograph. No doubt the five hundred will charter a

they get on the rich pastures of King’s.— Agriculvar ist.

Great Bargains in Dress Materials. | Fifty Pairs LACED and ELASTIC-SIDE BOOTS, al

: “ steamer and come over in a body. F . : fancy Diagonals, ¥ ¢.-.U pete ws. —The annual Pee a “ ™ 7 Good Fo aetna ae ae own make, hand-sewed bottoms with French Calf ; convention of the W.C. T. U. of this Pro- ° Black Faney Dress Goods me , a ae oe a - ~ . | ® Sasie tial alacnaet thanisanelth-ab Theos. | y , «oun dak of thin Corte soaka ble dees cian uppers. Regular price, $6.00; your choice for $5 per pair. | uarge lot of the following goods: have just been boug TT p day last, with a fairly good attendance of ern coi celina eet and ned oes This is a chance to get CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS at delegates from the unions at Charlotte- a tonic ie sometimes. necessary | sieoakyt Pa Vor) muen under regular prices, and are offere corresponda- Factory prices town, Kensington and elsewhere. The a puna Quinine Wine is hiehly | Silks to match ingly low :— a a first session was held in the morning in es a ee i hos i . a ‘ 4 the W. C. T. U. rooms, and the second one tra utah ma Pellsee Myeo. Printed fateens, L7c. per yard. pic smeees EH A H. BELL, — eee ot ; carton oo Y mea a phosphites, Wampoles’ Hypo- ARIS & STEWART Printed Flannels, 40c. ” P| { Steamshi Line sobvicendl Hindi cen Wan: Sedlatte. Wises Se a os = a ; Ceylon * (unshrinkable), Stripe and Check, all D : April 28, 1894—Im_ eod GREAT GEORGE STREBT. ae ee ee ¥ n bottles and on draught uln- . : millan’s talk upon “Physical Culture and a il Toni i ake 15e > vard ———— . ? : ; ne anc onies orsforda 8 Tag ve, pet yard, —_—_ sm . 8 © os 2 Dress R form,” which is well spoken of by 4 a ‘. aa he re r . ¢ . LONDON HOU SE. Y . oe.” = ° « PY - a s 2 E -< ! a on those present. In the evening a public — Phosphates and many Challies, 26c., regular price 45¢, TO BOSTON a ee a meeting was held in Market Hall. The ; Charloitetown, May 18, 1891—ly All-wool Hopsacking, U9C., regular price §0e. “ sl = a $5 “. = S ceter 2 prograinme included the aed Pata) ac —____—_-— ne All-wool India Twill, 55c., regalar price 80c. aceetijactaintay eh eee | F Fsesc - damomangerspcnee eet pages alsa ing Nagar 9 , 1 i ae en i Fast Direct Line, Not Calling a ee oe jews of weleome wae given by Me RC} JSOhnSOn & Johnson 2 ) All-wool Albatross Cloth, 35c.,-regular price, 60c. 7 a 2 Puta, etc 138 : McLeod, of Summersids, and responded to ’ ai HE CANADIAN. Q + RR ae t fro t ee P f at Halifax. 4 oh" ° 5 S Ese. r ly Mre. Chas. Matheson, Charlottetown.| THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. STRICTLY HIGH GRADE Samples of above sent free to any address on application | —— : 2 Sys 258 | LER Mrs. J. J. Colter, Charlottetown, read an a and every effort made to give country cust« p satisfaction | The magnificent, fast Steel Steamer} tocses & é F : w oe Cor. K Prince Sf’ , J g ‘ tomers satisiac | ceieil = CabGdl dic. Naview sacs 5 3° S, interesting paper on “Womens ran- or. Kent & Prince St's. % r r ‘ : i *RLORIDA” will san from Navigation Yao Sms b 42. chise,” and Miss Isabelle Macmillan and a >: +49 HEN Ri MORGAN & CO ’ Montreal. Co’s. Wharf, Charlottetown, on FRIDAY, es Ss 2s 2 ~ a pupils gave some exercises in physical | Cor. Queen & Richmond Sts. mayvl5—tu thu sat | MAY 18ra, at? p. m., and every Friday at | Seep. ¢ 2 a 53% : Selture. : on i aoe —_ . . 7 p.m., (arriving at Boston early Morday eos ay = *s aenmeinnitike meyl9 ~ | morning). : : : we ee et oe = sag FROM BOSTON—Tuesday, May 15st, = i255 SS | at 11 o’clock, a. m., and every Tuesday at "2 >< ES ; ‘ = # ind — eo oe : , ; BY THE GOOLD BICYCLE-C°: 4 Superior Reownane Accommodation. co © “2 k f ‘ORD.C : Tickets. Charlottetown to- Boston first- _ —— $= | LIKE WINE, Baal class $7.50. cas er 4 « , ; =i ib te Oia a VOVUE. P i s s . * ~ . ’ We are to-day making 1° Thelandersigned represents the following first-class British Companies -— Through Tickets and Billsof -Lading " Improves With Age, = P will be issued at Stations‘on P. E. Island a display of irresi:ti- wi TO LET. FIRE. Railway: coe panne cit an te ; co a a North British .and.Mercantile Insurance Conj ; handling. ble bargains ia our New Styles and only the most approved The Storgand Offices situated on Water —_" Union Assurance Society (1714). or than rates guaranteed 4 oe oe 4 toes th Street, formerly occupied by F. T. New- Manchester Fire Assurance Company. Shippers requiring their freight prompt . ‘ » Designs shown here. The prices they a. 7 ) ppe q £ ght p P Hosiery, Giove and Un- F tet teennelens ” | bery, Hsq., and now by M. Trainor, Esq. iy from United States should instruct a D ee ae ' Possession given ist July next. Apply to | MARINE. shippers to forward via “Plant Line,” ‘ ernear Departments. CHAMBER SUITS ranging in price PEAKE BROS. &-CO. i ei i _ os, ™ Savannah Pier, Boston. ee . : : 4 r P from $12.00 each to $90.00 each. mayl7 peek ond ee Seer Company. For further particulars apply at the | of BABY’S OWN SOAP in your linen : ae PARLOR SUITES, all prices, all SAL . Oe ee ae drawer, and it will impart to your . styles, one qaslity—the best. FOR E. Livd. =i bs = a ae clothes the delicate aroma of fine 1 . : an iarf, ifak. ~ ~ he . 4 aturday Sna S | From the Richest to the Plainest. The Dwelling House and Property at London and Lancashire Life Assurance Company. | RICHARDSON & BARNARD, French Pot Pourri in a modified | : Brighton formerly occupied by the late : a 8 ; os - General Agents, Boston. degree. The longer you keep the 3 Cash or Time. Admiral Bayfield as @ summer residence Fire and Marine Policies all written here. Sterling Certificates, payable in any ap2l @ cS ; "6 ar h better # BEER BROS. and now occupied by Capt. W. A. Weeks. part of the-world, issued on shipments ee —_— seine poap before using it the ' a _ The house is heated with hot water, and ALSO—The Nova Scotia Marine -Insurane Company and the Dominion Burglar: FOR RENT —The subscriber intending to aware imi ions is in first-class order. About three acres | g tee C any of Canada - * giary leoee Se Tsland, ig tg sgn, Sense J eware of imitations. 2 st-clas der. : uarantee Com 5 : enpi y him onthe cornerof Prince a Weather Bulletin, Mi ARK WRIGHT & 00., LTD, of lan d can go with = same. Posession ae OFFICE—Stamper’s Block, Charlottetown, Agencies in all Towns and Dorchesior Sérects will be so peat on oF about THE ALBERT TOILET SOAP CO.., Montreal, a2 iven about the Ist of June next. Villages + 4 next. rat-c ouse in alka ett SOLE MANUFACTURERS. 4 Toroxro, May 18 a : 8 ages. - respects, aid is heated with hot waterthrough- | J BP | ss to atsong winda, ott acliaioaite Who Sell at Selling Prices. EDWARD BAYFIELD, - FRED. W. HYNDMAN, | out ceeiescety erate le gt | With rain at moet pointe, ee mevl9 apl7—dy tf Trustee. feb] 3—1 yr law (sat) ¢ OsTRANDER. tf—meh 35 4 a 5 i t