TERMS:

Five Pouars a YEAR.

NEW SERIES.

—_

B. 0. DAVIES & C0.

Merchant Tailors.

mane (©)

W E ARE SHOWING the Large t and Finest Line of Men’s’ Neckwear in the city. Large assortment of Men’s Stiff Fiex Hats; large assortment of Men’s Soft Hats (American) ; large assortment of Men’s American Straw Hats; large assort- ment of Men’s Fine White Shirts ; large assortment of Men’s| Fancy Flannel Shirts; large assortment of Men’s Fine Under-| wear, Braces, &c.; Light Coats for summer wear; La>o Robes, in Mummie Cloth, the correct thing; large range of Woolens, in | Suitings ; Spring and Summer Overcoatings and Trouserings, in| Scotch “and West of England goods Mr. McDonald, late of Boston, has charge of our Tailoring | Department, and you can rely on getting a good-fitting ' garment. » Lot of MEN’S and BOYS’ READYMADE CLOTHING, *)

greatly dea prices to ot

B.S. DAVIES & CO.,

CAMERON BLOCK. bs

|

Ch’town, June 2, 1890.

LONDON HOUSE!

Carpets, Floor Oi! Cloths.

We have a good stock of these geods. We want to turn them inte fash. If you buy now quick you can save money.

HARRIS &STEWART,

MARINE INSURANCE. Co.

estern Assurance MARINE DEPARTMENT.

lilt onlin HEAD OFFICE, - - - TORONTO, ONT.

je

———_ 4

Policies isened Without Reference to Head Office. ——_—— A LSO-——— STERLING CERTIFICATES PAYABLE IN LONDON. DOMESTIC ” v IN VU. 8S FUNDS. DOMESTIC o IN CANADIAN FUNDS.

HORACE HASZARD,

may26 GENERAL AGENT FOR P. E. ISLAND.

4

Manchester Fire Assurance Company, OF MANCHESTER, ENGLAND. —_— —_( i —— CAPITAL, - - - £1,000,000 STG. ree Siren Every Description of Property Insured at Lowest Rates ———_(x)—_——_—

HEAD OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, - - - - MANORESTSE, ENG. CHIEF OFFICE FOR CANADA, - - - = TC@RONTO, ONT.

HORACE " HASZARD,

GENERAL AGENT FOR P. E. ISLAND,

H, TAYLt

WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

AS now added to ‘his already large stock a very fine assortment of GOLD and SILVER

H WATCHES of the best mauufactare, and the newest patterns in JEWELERY. All Goods sold are guaranteed. Store closes every evening (except Saturday) at 6 0 ‘clock.

NORTH SIDE MARKET SQUARE, CWTOWN.

iene ere

THE DAI

acne

WE BHKS & BEER,

QUEEN STRUST, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND,

ampenters ef British and Ge man Dry Gvods, Millinery, Simail-

wares, &¢. Atso~— Full Lines of Teas, Groceries and Ww arehouse Goods, WHOLESALE ONLY. 4 Additious to our General Stock are

being d sily received from the d diffe erent sources of production, and will be offered, Wholesale only, at a smali advance on cost.

Ch’town, May 22, 1890—dy 2m

DANIEG CAHEROR,

Painter and Decorater

House Painting & Paper Nanging, Furniture Painting —-—- —--- .

Churehes and Stores Painted and Decorated in latest and mosi e approved styles.

Old Furniture Pamnted and Renovated, made as good as new,

All orders promptly attended to.

No. 370 SIDNEY STRUET,

may28 2aw tf (wee A sat)

Hidsunmer Trip, 1890.

EAST

P.

PRE ** EREMA,” loading, will sail for Liverpool, G. B.,

SARKENTINE

now

SATURD AY, the 10th inst Returning, will sail from Liverpool for Charlottevown about the 15th June next.

For Freight apply in Liverpool to William ullen, 5) South ohn Street ; id London, to John Piteairn d Sons, 7 Union Court, Old Broad Street, or here to the owners,

PEAKE BROS, & CO.

Ch’town, May 7, 1890 —eod tf

BRAN. |

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ANDING To-day :—One Car of Ontario L Bran, excellent quality, selling low. AULD BROS.

j ' Qw 2aw pd

may 19—

PASTURE TO LET. |

SHE andivsanél Soa a large quantity of Pasture to let for Cow Pasturage, very near the city. andallin good condition, Some of the pasture is in front of the old Asylum grounds, and the balance nearer town. Per- sons wanting pasturage for cows for the sum- mer had better apply “at once. PETERS & PETERS.

may % le

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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

facturing Firm of HICKEY & ST! ; the business of which will h ereafter be con- ducted uader the name and style of HICKHY & NICHOLSON, and | take this oppor tunity, of sincerely thanking the business public tor their liberal patronage in the past, and respect=. fully solicit a continuance thereof for the future.

M. HICKEY. Chariottetown, May 1, 1899.

to notify the public that they will contione the Tobace 20 Manufacturine Business in tie old establish ment, Lower @ueen Street, and hope by strict attention thereto to be able to

line.

HICKEY & NICHOLSON. mays—1m — dy basen er ad}

STEAMSHIP CO.

(LIMITED.)

IER “ ATRICE,” STEAMER PRINCESS BE ; CAPT. A. H. KELLY. AYILL sail from Chariottetown every Thureday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, for Halifax, cal ling at Port Hastings, Malgrave, and Hawkesbury, Ar ichat, Canso, Isaac Harbor and Sheet Harbor.

Returning will sail from Monday night, at 10 o'clock, calls, and Souris.

Tie above steamer will make the: every week, making same calls until tie of navigation,

Freight and psssengers solicited at lowes rates, and through Bilis of Lading granted to any port on the continent or United Kingdom.

Apply to ey v. W. CLARKE, Agent.

Halifax every making

ound trip close

+

ap2j—dy aw why li.

Ch’town, May 3, 1390.

mavy28 -

HAVE THIS DAY admitted Mr. Donald | Nicholson a Partner in the Tobacco Manu- | EW ART, |

Referring to the above, the undersigned beg

satisfy ‘the requirements of the trade in their

Halifax aud P. £ Island

same

WEDN

TEN POUNDS

TWO WEEKS THINK OF IT!

Asa Flesh pnedpoer there can be no question but th

“ScoTrs. ULSION

te ee

Cf Lime and Soda

is without a rival. Many have ained a pound rit. it. It cheen a‘ aay Sy ewes

CONSUMPTION, ) SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS Die | |

COLDS, AND ALL FORMS’ OF WASTING Dis.

EA SES. AS PALATABLE AS eb

Genuine made by Scott & Bowne. Belleville.Saimen, Wrapper; ata all Druggists, 60c. and $1.00. ¢

“

ae ENDERS will be received by the under-

signed up to Wednesday, the 4th day of

June next, for the purchase of the Bool Debts }

of the Estate of George M. Harris, Auctioneer, Charlottetown.

A list of the said Book Debts may be seen

Charlottetown.

The highest or any tender not necessarily

accepted,

Dated at Charlottetown this 27th M ay, 1890} E. R. BROW. reod tl att h june.

: € ds 77 Boston Steamers

oS ‘CARROLL v K. lettetown for Boston on

dune, at 6 p. m,

leaves. Char-

Thursday, Sih

leaves Boston for 12th June, noon.

Steamer ‘* Worcester” Charlottetown on Thursday, Steamer ‘‘ Worcester” leaves Charlottetown for Boston ou Thursday, 19th June, at 6 p. m.

CARYVELL BROS., Agents.

R. B. GARDNER, Manager, Lewis Wharf, Boston.

may29—2aw

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j |

HALIFAX T@ LOND.

Date of Sailings for Abiva bine.

{SDAY,

i for postal service, which, on

| th at we Were co: accommodation in

OF Pare Cod Live Oil and Hypophosphites ¢ |

lan article in a local

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ithe spring;

| seqguentis

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1

LY EXAMINER.

** This is true Liberty, when Free Born Ven, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evxrivwes,

JUNE 4, 1890.

PROPOSED SUBWA SENATOR HOWLAN'S ABLE SPEECH

(Concluded.)

I am not finding any fault ‘penditure in other Provinces. I think it! is perfectly right that they should have; this postal service, but what I object to is hearing gentlemen say that the Dominion | spend so much more in-Prince Edward Is-| investl- I find is not correct. I have stated i for want of proper the fall of the year to

t very §ea- j

preees ! wrtes ) wn

with the ex-

atl D,

ir npeiie

s ship Oul DS.

pr duce a inconvenient

x

SPEAKING OF THE FALL TRAFFIC,

paper says :— ‘*In former days almost all our shipments of produce were made late in the fall or early in now We are shipping continually by sieamers 80 long as navigation 1s open. Con- ; th eugh the volume of our shipments

is much langer than it was, the fali rash is usual-

ly (and naturally) not se great as it used to be. **But the freight tr affic of this fall is already

taxing to th utmest the capacities of our steain-

ers an i sailing {t rhe steamer at Summer-

side ¢ an not take away freight as fast as it offers, and quantit ies are every morning left on the

; Whar i

|

—~ | ple «

§. 8. ULUNDA will sail from Halifax

for London on or about.........-/ May 25 S. 8. DAMARA Gk cies So Jone if Ss. 8. ULUNDA Mee Me pget sets July 7 Ss. 8S. DAMARA Me ge aes July 25 s. 8. ULUNDA ok Soil. a ciel Aug. ‘0 S. 5. DAMARA ee erat aie eae Sept. ¥

In addition te the above, we will have

ings cuce every month via Boston.

s Through Bills of Lacing granted fron: Char-

lottetown and ali points aad to any port ix-|

quired.

‘ ee 3 . , , ee Canned Lobsiers carried at ioW raves. Ir-

surance low. Ss. Ss. ULUNDA and DAMARA: ha: superior accommodation for passengers. Saloon airy. 5 Saloon Fares $45 00 and to location « of Stateroom. duction ov return tickets.

aanidship. roms large an

accordin cent. r

$50.00, Ten per

For any further information require! apply to on W. W. CLARKE, mayl8—pat tf Agent,

4

ion this subway q at the office of Mr. Edward J. Hodgson, Q. C., | any

i getting to and fro

ls & : 'contidence that the Government

’ 1

l on!ly read this to show to hon. gentle- men the difficulty in which we were placed with regard to fall shipments. The reason| why I suggest in my memorandum that}

he Government should any other! plan to carry out the terms of Confeder-| ation is, that [am looked upon by some gentlemen as perhaps being rather a crank uestion ; but if they derive pleasure from thinking so, there are other cranks on this question as well as} myself. We have had, this year, a Bill| presented to Parliament for another way of | m Prince Edward Island, | by carrying cars over on steam barges. | Another man from Halifax, named Way, | has another means of getting over, and if | the Government have still some other. way to offer, it is weil to let us know it. At any rate, there is

a lies aGt pt

4&4 GREAT DEAL OF DISSATISFACTION }

existing amongst the peopie of our Pro- |

vince, and I may say that“ speak here for’ the people of Prince Edward Island. 1 have held meetings ail over Prince Edward Island, and if the resolutions passed at those meetings can he accepted as the views of the peopie, no oue can come to any other | conglusion than that they are a unit on this | question. They do not look for im possi- | bilities. All that they ask is the terms of | Confederation—or some energetic plan to} settle this grievance. If it was asked for | by any one portion ‘of the people it mighs, not be so important, but it may be as well | for me to inform the House that in the Legislature of island at present the|

; cue

| Upper Branch is Liberal by a large me) jority, while the Lower House has

majority of Conservatives, and from these | two branches, as, no doubt, the hon. gen-

tieman who comes from one of them will | be able to tell you, a: unanimous memorial | was forw: arded to the 1 Throne on this that the people of

sub-|

ject. That rLiust sho.

\Friuce Edward Island are entirely dissatis- |

fied with the present arrange nent. There | certain class of our peuple who have | will take) up the terms of union faithfully and carry | them out ; another class have joined Opposition, and we have these thrown into hostile camps almost evenly balanced. But gupposing a strong Govern-| ment secured office there, strong in the con-| fidence of the peuple, all these memorials| having gone betere, think would likely be purs! ued? | have not}

the!

Lwo parties

great deal of dissatisfaction would be ex-}

pressed throughout the country, and no Government, I take it, wants to have dis-

satisfaction in the country; on the con trary, they are more desirous that peace, contentment and happu should reign | throughout the Dominion. Therefore, |

i@Ss

THIS SCHEME IS INVEST BETTER,

THE SOONER THE

and if it is found to be

ithe Government to carry it out. The peo- yf Prince Ed ward i are not a peo- ple who will rei idily g:ve up what they con- sider are their rights, will t! wey : allo bam beozied Vel ry long.

wien they CanDOE be 1

' ;

Islan Tigi ner themselves to be The time will come Government desire to i Island, but |

gaiward why some better arrangement

cannuct mace for a steambvuat service time—at any rat now have. I have not the least ing that a better arrangement that it is time it was made f Pri ince Edward Is sland

e, a better service than we hesitation in say can be made . he pe sople e oO that it shall be Canada and of the people of Prince Edward Island this GuUos ion oO} aught to receiv ea solu- tion in some way, so that hereafter we shall not be troubling this House year afier year asking for redress. It is not a pleasant duty for a man to urge this griev- € or that J

expect

ot

made. in the

haw + ave to

re eu enginecrs. I am th ii if felt / lions of dollars would do this work, they;

oe (yuverninen:?

would take it up with confidence, but they ‘are

one, but I must ha

Pa 88 Solo—The Diver ........

what course do you}

the most remote doubt in my mit ud that a}

j hacky congh of yours carries imany consumptives

IGATED | i

feasible | and practicable wo have a rig ht to call upon |

satisfied with prouns es. do not think the; b smboozile Pi ince

understand | has not been} in the summer,

and that}

interest OL; 3

should |

alice session after session, oe taking up the time of the House, almost repeating the same thing year after year, and I am sure that! itis! t pleasant for you to have to listen oit. It is herewe havea rightto come. The} senate was constituted as a guarantee tha 1e rights of the smal Provinces . should} ii pr ect é ' h vea Trin t ul iy i T i" ‘ tt jraatter, and if t raits of Northumbe land cannot be Hed for what may b eri ia i i Bt I & ( { il S fon to sel matt at rest; ti e is in the minds of the people ard Island a belhef that this , and hat belief i sup-i he opinions of genliemen whol

satisfied ; that five mil-}

Sinete Corres Two Cents

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have not investigated it. In England there

3 attached to the Imperial Parliament a

Bureau of Engiveers, and before you get a bill through that Parliament, you have to submit your scheme to them, and then | whe n it cores before the Legislature the |members have an estimate of the cost and a

| ou ilarantee from an engineering standpoint

that the work is feasible, practical and sate. in the United States they have also a bureau of experts, to whom such matters are submitted, but here every man is his own engineer, Ido not ask this House to take my opiuion as an engineer. Iam not ve respect for the opin- ion of Walter Shanly, who has been an en- gineer all his life, and mo successfully completed one oi the greatest works on this ecntinent—the Hocsac tunnel. If such an eminent engineer tells me that this scheme is feasible, surely [ must believe him. I - hope the Gov eri rment will see their way

lear to sending the matter to a commission of engineers such as I have named, so that we may have an official report with regard to the practicibility of doing this work. I ain sorry tou have trespassed on the time of the House so leng. J am much obliged to the hon, gentlemen for hearing me so pa- tiently, after bringing this matter so fre- quently -before the House, but wiile I am here as the representative of Prince Edward Island my duty is to present the views of the peopie of that Province ina matter of

/80 mu = linportance.

Souris Concert.

Tue concert in Souris Court House, on Monday evening, under the direction of ‘Mr. John T. Ferguson, was a grand success, fiaancially and otherwise. Following i is the | programme :

PART L

Chorus—Come with me ............00 Danis | Tenor Solo—The Stream of Life ..... Graham

Klijah Leard; accompanist, Dr. McLellan,

| Cornet Solo—When the robins nest again.

“Howard L. E. Shaw; ace. Dr. McLellan.

Solo—Ave Maria hearse kkhee Bach-Gounod

Miss Gertrude Coghlan; acc. Mrs. F. J.

Cc onroy. eer: tet (male voices) Speed Away..... icka W oodbury Ace. Miss Carrie Dingwell.,

Bass Solo—Committed to the Deep... Jackson Dr. MeLellan; ace, Miss Lottie McWade. Nobdiore’: Chern nc s.d.cs cs ss ....C. F. Leslie

Cornet ace. by L. KE. Shaw. Solo—The Broken Pitcher...... Miss Carrie Dingwell,

. Pontet

“oeas . Loder john T. Ferguson; aco, Mrs. i. J. Conroy. Ch aracter Duet and Children’s Chorus..... +s Ace, Miss Carrie Dingwell. PART II. Reading, with musical accompaniment-——-My pee ee ore 2 Seleeted ' John T, Ferguson; acc. Miss Gussie Muttart. | Bass Solo—Down by the Sea......- Knowlton James D, Dingwell; acc, Miss Gussie Muttart. * Tenor Solo—We're growing old Together... Miller illiam Millett; acc. Miss Carrie Dingwell. aon o--iieon Alanna..<.:.:..5 J. R. Thomas Miss Gussie Muttart; acc. Miss Gertrude Cog rhlan. Poe ades cae Pontet ry. McLellan.

Sclo—Tit fer Tat. Miss Lottie McWade; acc. Chorte—-The Storm Bini’: . os. un. x0 oe Baker Cornet ace. by L. Ei. Shaw. Solo—Maid of Athens... .Henry R. Allen Miss Gertrude Co ghlas 13 acc. Mra. F, J. Conroy. Instrumental Selection ............-:. ; R. F. McDoni: ald: iss Lottie McWade.

ace. Miss Ci horus- —Good Night.......... rom Erminie Miss Carrie Dingwell; organ accompanist for choruses. God Save the Queen.

©

Your Life in Danger.

forelock ere that rasping, you where so dex d you; lose (no time, but procure a bottle of the ni ation»l reme: ly for Lung and Bronchial diseases, | Scott’s Emulsion o of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- | phosphite s. It will exre you, Sold by all | drugyists, at 50c and $1.

Take time by the

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nave prec

ee

—_—- eee A Boy's Grrer.—it was last Sunday His littie four-year-old brother 'lay sick unto death. He feit very sorry ‘for hos sick brother. He bore his grief in silence for a while, but at last broke down, | went out inte the porch and cried as if his ‘theart would break, for half an hour, with- out ceasing. After this he composed him- iself, went out doors and hunted up a plank which he leaned against the side of the vil-

} afternoon.

lage Court House, so as to reach the win- idow. Up this plark he scrambled, raised

'the window, ahd got inside Once in, he began pra stising first on a then on an organ, that had been placed there pra- paratery to a coming concert. The piano | pleased hii best, and so he seemed bourd to gel all the noise he could out of it. His ‘father was the first to hear the rackets. | Thinking that it couldn’t be a forerunner \ot the ** grand musical convention,” that was to take place the following evening, he climbed up and looked in. There, in iront of the piano, sat his young hopeful, pound- ing ay ay for allhe was worth. A few minutes afterwards, silence reigned supreme jin that ; Court House, and the boy was at | home exercising his musical faculties in the | old-fashioned way, inspired this time by 3 quite f reign to those of pure bro- love.

pLARO,

| feeling | therly

W. R. Wa'rsor ,

t :or K D. O it 18 5 ld oy all arug- 1d guar licestion or the money will he fre-

giate ¢ snitesd ‘tO cure Dy p snd In funded.

Tva Parry.—The p«rishioners of P>lmer

Read parish at a pu dlic meeting held on

he 7 18%. ave decidad to Avy < a Tea > vin

narty on the 16th July next. Villiam

. ‘ a : Callaghan, Secy. Jiwky. - A _ i: } : Shoemkers—Uur new m0 tops, saced

, have arrived, We have a bur aber summer ones amongst them—they

; and vast?

jet of light,