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Pm Oikte 3 r .? To “ This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evrieives. Sidats’ Cortié Pwo Cuncs. NEW SERIES >: wehe Ea | Tt BAD a ae | sai . me pe BN i N] RLS. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, THURSDAY, »UGUST 18, 1887. VOL. 21.—NO. 73 i!

re Y Ls ’ L. ARTHUR & ¢ 0., a “\ _Ch’town, Aug. 13, ick eee shee an on sesees to death at _ and with these words he grasped a COMM E — uisville, by an exploding lamp setting fire] with his right hand one of the legs of the hg SSTON MERCHANTS, fen SOOTHING, | to -her clothing on the night of the 14th. chair on which the doctor was sitting, and if a CLEANSING Three semi-intoxicated young men, while} lifted both the chair and its occupant a th 9 ‘driving furiously along Richmond Street, | couple of feet from the ground. ‘*You see i

RECEIVERS (OF Mackerel, Butter, Cheese EGGS,

Poultry, Potatoes, Fruit &

. Vevetables business in the Province. , oY We ' At Woodstock, Ont., one night last week | instances are given of the diplomatic re-

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We can give a style and finish to our garments that others cannot: HAY FEVER, ‘arrangements were completed for a mar-] lations between England and France at the tf

Is the right place to “et your Clothes made. Because we wive Good Value and a Fit that beats the world. Our Hstabiishment is new but our Cutters are the oldest at their

oane Pigs for sale, of a good breed and easily ! fed.

HEALING.

It Cures

ICATARRH, Cold in Head,

wale or a steamship laying alongside.

London, Ont., struck a tree, smashing the buggy and pitching the youths to the road- way. Wm. MecNorgan’s skull was fractur- ed and he will probably die. The others were unhurt.

imagine how weak I am getting; look here

it takes quite an effurt.”

Dr. Franklin was the Minister to France. An account of his mission has just been published from original documents. — In this work striking

first American

~ ; : } vd hive Genin | | u he Su ORAL . ee A Brutal Murder. GE\ERAL NEWS. ih i —— —— of ”? 5 é A r THE FATAL QUARREL OF TWO oNTARIO! According to advices from Washington i The Exaiuiner Publ shing Go. | FARMERS. the new postal treaty with Mexico, which p Muller £uU0L 8b Le 30+} i went into effect July 1,seems to be working A From th , Oortier of Water and __AND BUY FROM—— The quiet little village of Bishop's Mills, satisfactorily. we Grea reets, harlottetown, ; ; ~ about eighteen miles north of Prescott,Ont.|_ The medical gentleman under whom rs Dein Kdward Island. vs ’ has been thrown intu the greatest excite-| Hon. J. A. Chapleau has placed himself in Hy navies seeiillinilieh xy g Pd ment over the murder of Henry Dool, a} Paris is Dr. Guyon, one of the leading phy- st BALES OF BSCRIPTION— well-to-do and highly respectable farmer) sicians of the French Capital. we SIX MOMS... 6... eee e vee. $2.50 | , residing in that locality. _The man accused|_ Mrs. Catherine Morrison, wife of John $ Seen meetin 1 95 | of the crime, John Morris, is also a farmer] F. Morrison, grocer, Ottawa, gives notice WE MMAR ..secercovscccreesedocoence 50 | whose farm runs alongside that of Dool’s.|in the Canada Gazette that she will apply A p Advertising at moderate rates rv So far as can’ be learned the circumstances] for divorce on the grounds of adultery, ig ‘ ; surrounding the sad affair are as follows :—]| bigamy, deserti ae Coutracts may be made for monthly i .. + P , gamy, desertion. f oe : , lobthnly, quar- Dwool and Morris, for a considerable time . . H ie terly, half-yearly, or yearly advertisements ued) 2 De ied : : Sir Adolphe Caron, in the absence of he ; ofan , past, have been quarreling about a piece of : : me i! on appicati on, : : : Seed ae Ale aie i el, ce Hon. Mackeazie Bowell, is acting minister 1 New Ameri an Muslins, New Prin’ ed Batists, ere there is said to be some doubt of customs. The other ministers in town wa . . t . New French Wusli ' Past ‘ . | PRO MPT mame | Great enmity existed between them On vn Hooton hangyriay Hon. J... Pope + ’ . ‘ > ie . » ’ - 24 ALMANAO FOR AUGUST, 1987. New French Muslins, New Printed Cottons. | 5 On Friday aiternoon last they met and had Pe pat ; sg Mi bil la ~ a lew words about a yoke of oxen on which ” ent notices are given oO 1e pe} ¥ Ty . ’ ° ne woou's omawens A BIG DISPLAY OF LACES. — AWONDERFUL REMEDY there scams to be a chattal mortgage. A| burning uf Westhaven's Island lighthouse i ae a 5 coat . 2d Strai ‘ : . S., and the erection of a iy Moon 3rd day, 4h., 27.6m., p. m., N.E., ae a ane : - ; | Adamson’s Botanic Cough Balsam, farmer named Straight was present, and|//*10Ne vay. sane. Book Muslin, Victoria Lawn, Bishop’s Lawn, Cineck | 1: is as peasant as noney. coughs, cous, ana | Merrisasked him to, settle the difficulty, aoe oe tightz)is:hieo of changes of att Last Quarter llth day, 7h., 24.0m., p.m., N. W ustins | Asthina, which lead to Consumption, have been Settle your own troubles,” said Straight, ig ats om the Bay of Fundy. _ E. (below dorizon). es ee | ote: in by ° use of ADAMSON’S Barsaw after }at the same time marching away. Scarcely| Principal Grant, of Queen’s university, pow New Moon 19th day, lh, 26.1m., a. m a . ; tac (of , . yy inodw . I ‘ other medicines have failed. Sufferers fromeither |had he turned ) ; Kingston, states : ‘hea ' ; “gt ~ ‘ » & Mh, N. Embroideries, in Alloy ers, fe iouhe the S, Kdgings, inser- reeent or chreme coughs or bronchial affections, ean looking back ase ee ee required $250 ee era on Pi aed ' ‘ aaa : : ee s . » ae ! resort to thi & remedy, confide o 2 . é . ; . - : a ay , Bi First Quarter 25th day, 4 ., pm., &.E.} tions, &e. \. apeedy zellel,,..Do pot aelaf, ne PE 2 ai ta stabbed in the side. Morris, so it is said, | Queen’s university was already subscribed, Re te. ai tal - . ‘ ; cade » FOR SALE BY ALL DRUG&GISTS than started to the house for an axe, say- and he has no doubt of getting the balance. : Sn Mo . a .? A Bio s ek ae ¢ ie" Bottled ai St. Btevens N BR tve . 7a 2 } - 66 : ia 2 . ” = oo ; & f SAY OF wan ealets (ree water! eek] Time : i : en mt pra } noe hylgieemare eos, seaman | [Pang Sap ee NMrLng SESi OSPR | Fetes dae en atke odie } =a Jnen Collars a ‘uffS. separate om cate 20 CA Ate . ’ g oj} ten and twelve miles to fill their water bar- Wee stedaaeialiteiti ee ¢ and Cuffs, eparate or In s¢ {s. ee et rad inane. | Wns pane to be very weak rels, and there is a constant procession of mi Sy ayh m/aftr’aymorn | hm oe . _- oe ioe) om loss of blood. e wound was made}]stock being driven along all the roads lead- Pd | Monday ¢ 47/7 25, 5 46] 8 57/14 38 orsets, direct from the makers a at » lowest SAT gm ig g driven along all the roads leac BS et Taahies 43} 23/6 421943, 35 pPice : " akers and at the lowe } with a clasp knife, with a blade about/ ing to the river and lake, One farmer who 3i\""ednesday 191 921 7 S1ll0 94, 23 { ; six inches in length. It gwas fully} hasa running well, has made more than - 4\Thursday 51} 21) 754/11 1) 30 o——— | knee inches long, “ - Goon that part of | $100 by selling water. we nlite” 52) 191 8 24/17 35 7 | 4 ss the lung was protruding. t was plain he} The centenary . ‘i Ta ee os as ae oy cone . ae ee —_ ; eee - > . . L y service to commemorate th 3 Saturday 53] Is] 8 Silat 9} 25 if you want a Seaside Dress just see our stock of onl Naas) ithe hlloviee summon-| the establishment of the first Episcopete in Ag 4; >um ay .)+ 7 § » O 29 + ' ’ ing. me : “aed . . : : Ms , ee , “_ : : : Cs America was given in Westminster Abbey s| Monday | 14 940214 19|Flamnels -Cheapest and Best Goods for the purpose Jo be Morris took fight. shortly after committing] Loudon, on Friday last "Ee a ¥) ius sday 57 4) 7 e t . . + ’ 5 ‘ ro 10 We Atetden 53 sia 09] - pe 7 found. hacen cee os since been heard of, | conducted the service, and prayers were 1 : 1l'Thuraday, | 591 0110 591 3 14) ste e uazA, police were soon in pursuit. read, which had been specially written by fl || Thursday 5s 10}10 59) 3 14) Oo no Morris is about forty-five years of age ' : , Bh 12| Friday 5 0 11 33] 4 14! 9 hile Dool ho : »|the Archbishop of Canterbury. The ser- Bo aati ons ' . ae while Dool was about, fifty-six, Both have] mon was delivered by the Bishop of Iowa : = 3 Simorn| 9 <7! 6 = large families. Some maintain that Morris] p; JE sion “ses psa: P -" ne l4 Sunday 0 6 0 12) 6 46 3 is hiding in the bush, and the neighboring Bighop-elect of Nove Sootie. ; - a i 5 v1 “i : : L5| Monday 4] 4) 9 59] 7 54} 0 farmers are scouring ‘the same forhim, || 400. Mr. Thompson, Minister of Justice 16 L sday 5 ; L 54) 8 iis Hi cantiihadajuilil and family left Ottawa for Winnipeg last / ./) S ednesday ‘ 2 od) 9 “2 week, en route for British Columbia. Mr any S Thursday | s O10 O85 me } , y - . as ee a : oe us rh ured: > = 4 A. . 25) = A Chapter of Accidents, Xe. Thompson will be joined at Winnipeg by ea | Sat we Ly 10| 56 6 41 11 48) 16 June 7—dy & wky —RETAILS AT— Gertrude Roman (colored), aged 12, wa Hon. Mr. McLellan and they will go west ma 2ijSunday 12! 54) 7 5+}morn | 42 anne : 9 OR Q T charged at the police court, in Rewtiliod, together. Mr. Thompson will inspect the re 22! Monda 13! 52) 9 15] 0 28) 39 4 32 CENTS PER POUND. Ont., on the 14th with attempting to Manitoba end British Colunbin peniten: it , J id vy rm : it. ral. : ee : . : : PE ates i4 50/10 30) 1 34) = 36 2 CENTS PER OUNCE. poison another with arsenic and carbolic es 2 ee the 4 ' 2 ¥ in At » - 2" PET <2 - e vyhO é ( » i + hn en 0 - 11 42 1 | 33 ' 24 Oz., 5 Oz., 10 Oz. PACKETS. acid, which she put in tea. The smell of dest hi £ offic He i = a = & 25) Phursday | 47 aft 52) 2 45 30 2 ? acid saved the woman. It is thought th uring his term of oifice. e expects to he sal 26) sn ay * 7 l 58 3 53 7 July 29, 1887—1mo eod i girl is insane. S ©} return to Ottawa in about three weeks. i 4 «//O@turday ' : . 2 58' 5 9 24 , aye Javr: 228ea > "MoUs . 23' Sunday | 29) 41) 3.53] 6 33). 21 —~4 Ivanhoe Tache, ledger-keepcr of the ren vat aeorarne . a ‘al. ie 29 Monday 2} | 4 421 732) 18 FOR SAE BK . Bank National, of Ottawa, fell backwards| .” ah . a a on in eg a at cer ~ 30) Tuesday 23; +38) 5 31} 8 42} 15 ; ~~ rey from a wharf at Gatineau Point, on the a "| ee ee ae cae ¢ mad As e 3i'Wednesday |5 246 36' 5 55] 9 24/13 12 ra Bal EK ) B 4 ge | THz Bnbagtiber will have, between the present|night of the 13th, and was instantly killed aa mgewl a ae te J “ oie eee } ) ime and first week of October, about forty | by his head coming in contact withthe gun- pike ves wp ne rn , 7 | or, I am not the man I was ; you can

4 > . . ‘ ; * ¥ : ° . . Ff ‘42, 14) Commercial Street, | ttain to. et * a STOPS riage, | but = — at the last moment] time, and the fact is placed beyond doubt rit i . em b ane a. 4 ° . x > Fi . 3 . wd { TARR ] Droppings frem | backed out, and failed to put in an appear-j that, without French money and French b-S TON, MASS., —_—Qj———_——— SSS Nass! passagesime = Alice. The disappointed bride heroically diplomacy and French soldiers and sailors, ait h May 18, 1887. EASY TOUSE. to the throat and invited the assembled guests to enjoy them- | the independence of the American colonies ma Stes ~ a | excessive expectoration caused by Catarrh. Sent ‘selves as if the little hitch had not occured, | could never have been achieved. Laclede BY 7 V / ‘ — i ¢ i \ » j | pre-paid om receipt of price, 50¢. and $1. Address and it is learned that just as good a time] wonders if that is the reasonwhy the United 4) | FULFORD & CO., Brockville, Ont. a spent as if the marriage had taken|States had such overwhelming sympathy > : : piace. for France during the late Franco-German 4 : Because we know we are right and care not what our competitors say. ,, . ; . T a war. ° le We are bound to knock them out in Fit, Style, Finish, Price, &c. | Cleanliness Next t0 Godliness | In Brief, And to the Point. Hon Mr. Thompson’s visit to British at j Come and see us, even if you don’t buy. We want to show you) —_-— Svepéindtel We: Gina) °Disertendel& eee eet iy to See with the by ' , ast 7s ais dreadtiul, lsordere iver | Canadiz acific claim against the Govern- Hak - THE r * ; Cleanse Your Beds and Guard Against! ;, 2 iloatiem 4 ene + s iy BY THE— our Fine Stock of Tweeds, Worsteds, &c. u ener £ is misery. Indigestion is a foe to good na-} ment on account of the Onderdonk sections i N Tals : ea a aon | OW is the ti be t Feather Bed d The human digestive apparatus is or f of the road, as has been erroneoasly stated ti t lante ; n 7 ‘ i 1 etime to get your Feather beads an P S ie oO ‘ ‘ hail . ae 7 4 posta) He lifay and Price Kiward Cc uy Cc oo at ia N Pillows renovated by Dufort’s Patent Feather }the most complicated and wonderful things in Dy scmne papets. is ee oh, ovels BEY # — fs ” allied o | ey mm. | Removator. which will remain in Charlottetown existence. It is easily put out of order ed yet that there'will be an arbitration in the Y - ’ ; . i. a 2Ww yeeKk S Sle i SAL . : . “4 ‘ 2 2 ’ 7a > . > ing ‘ island Steamship Line the : Beam $fem weeks forthe varpore of Cleaning Featnet "Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food, bed| mater, the Government contending that Au.u Ww ve 2 J : : ; and Healthy. cookery, mental worry, late hours, irregular the company has no claim. The peniten- enniinteninaiian Queen Street, opposite Watson’s Drug Store. Thousands of our Canadian Housekeepers can | habits, and many other things which ought|tiary act of last session involves a good . . . : : ‘testify to the beautiful work done by this splen-| 15+ t4 be, have made the Americé many changes in the mode of administra- i The Onl r Direct Line Without Chan p TAMES McLEOD, late of C. Robertson & Co. | did invention not to be, have made the American people a} many change , = ear hi #) 6 UL y i g ‘ly TP. McKENZIE. f cis Broce &- McK cllltit iis 6f New Vee! Medical men and scientists acknowledge its|nation of dyspeptics. tion, and it was thought that these could be if onhieenesimiae J. IT. McKENZIE, formerly bruce & McKenzie, late of New 1OFk. | excellence. But Green’s August Flower has done «| most satisfactorily arranged by the Minister ty

Satisfaction guaranteed—Charges moderate. ;

wonderful work in reforming this sad business

of Justice and the Inspector of peniten-

‘ Charlottetown, July 5, 1887—eod & wky z iba rlottetown to Boston as : | Remember the place~Terlizzick’s Corner, and making the American people so healthy] tjaries consulting with the different wardens ri = — Queen Street. that they can enjoy their meals and be happy. | and ‘this is iow being done Inspector a altetieeliieenn July 27, 1887—1 mo eod tu th sat a Remember: No happiness without health. | yfovjan is at resent in "British Columbia . Tu tannch ond commodions steamehipe Car ry a + fw ie fo oi osRat SMe ithe sie 2919 1 Green’s August Flower brings health and a “wee rill amath ‘i arsine! of i. : roll an ceste nave been thoroughly , 2 zy i Pf rec;urnished an 1 put into first-class condition in % E re ae oe drug ministers. KF : Yeadon the aon t 1887 se ves od i ; : The United States Government have just te _ During the season of 1887, one of these vessels s —— | : ; build five f om are rh | will leave Powncl Street Wharf, Charlottetown, 5 : : ; : et contracts to bul ve fast salling war for Boston, at six o'clock, p.m., on THURSDAY _ Dr. Tommasi Crudeli, an Italian physi- | yessels. Two of these are gun boats,which a 7. a a ane ieeteute “noun Oamehes — clan of high authority in reference _to| will have a speed of sixteen knots, and will i | “ ae 1 for Chari etown every 54 We , malaria, has found that a lemon decoction each carry 4 dozen high-power steel breech- Re re Pamenger Accommodation! ay A KE T has a decided anti-malarial efficacy, besides | joading 6-inch rifle guns. The three others if i Estee Cabin, ¢7 a0: stateroom Berth. goa} WW MOL EBSAL AND RETAIL. being a tonic. He says :—"*Take a fresh| are cruisers of 4084 tons displacement, each i - Lowest Hates for freight. which is always care- lemon, cut it in thin slices, rind and all, carrying. twelve-inch guns, one of them Li ‘; sony REMI, o— ar boil it in three tumblerfuls of water, in a] witha speed of eighteen knotsand the other iy i To make sure that a

CARVELL BROTHERS, Agents, Charlottetown. Harrison Lorine, Managing Owner, Lewis Wharf, Boston.

July 21, 1880,

Montserratt Lime Juice, in pint and quart bottles. Lime Juice is imported from the Island of Montserratt, and 1s

guaranteed to be the best and purest in the world. West India Lime Juice, in bottles and on draught.

This

We

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pot which has not previously been used for culinary purposes ; prolong the boiling till the liquid contents of the pot have been reduced to one-third—that it, the contents of one tumbler. Pass the decoction through muslin, squeezing out the residue of the lemon, and let it cool for several hours. Let

two of nineteen knots. the two last will have the very high speed stipulated for, the Government will deduct from the contract price $50,000 for every quarter of a knot below it, while for every quarter of a knot above it the sum of $50,- 000 shall be added. This seems to be a

BO rR - O Par : import this in casks and bottle 1t ourselves, and it has given) y= Ze STOVE POLISH It whole be taken in the early morning, | effective way of getting the speed required. * “ a 2 oe ? 5 SOS > Wee Ole} pe? | yg | fasting. The drink is bitter, but is said to] 4 » sturalization movement is going on ca = 4 “i S= ” ” first-class satisfaction. ws = = af agree even with delicate persons. among the English and Scottish residents xj Lemon and Raspberry Syrups.— As we import these a wo BAT ee “ > wbtinns, ss enstalhsate * ee aaa, by which Ad — Fe i. : inj ¢ ars cae E> ile tee: Essrs. F. W. INSMAN ‘o.—Cents :/that thousands of names wi » added to . SUMMER ARRANGEMENT from one of the best houses in the Dominion, we guarantee them = > Sm Pata Da Mad hove 2chd joie Rdumens’s Botanke: Congh| the doting ate. . The number of unnabural-

AF ereie to be equal, if not superior, to any other Syrups in the market.| 8 5 7s VA ee ean enna for nine years, and I]i7eq Englishmen and Scotchmen in mith + ‘ ae feos — ae j a Sa must say that wee a ey at a of Thee Massachusetts alone is calculated to be at ; ni THE PALACE STEAMERS Fresh Fruit.—We are receiving Oranges, Lemons and YO ORR is F958 OR | six years in the retail drug business, | T have! teat 27,000. ‘There are said to be 4,000 Mg

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Leave St. John for Boston, via Kastport and Port- and,every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at

6.00 a. m. this line.

Aiso leave St J t., =e bo aw ; q aa ns ee Tea Committees will find it to their advantage to give usa WANTED : has expressed himself in favor of an da ete Wore e ed tenth - Wr of ae , Fi . A LIVE CANVASSER FOR. our larged extradition treaty between Canada natives of Eng an , Scotland, Wa os au i 80STO 5! RE C r call before buying elsewhere. 1 > 4 EY wuok, “Sea |and the United States. He attributes thes Canada in the United States and since tha ne copemiregaers 7 ; poate gee ae pad babe, Jet Soe ready, with 300 illustrations | present states of affairs to the action of the| time there number has very considerably ‘Bs Fare from Charlottetown t 36.50, 2 i beautiful ‘Carumo Plates, over 800° paxes ; rint American Senate in rejecting the draft sub- increase 1 A very consideradle proportion i: i due; de teh cen ee Rectan, Bb i-2 a a? ond pene cxoeient; low priced, Nothing like it] mitted by the Imperial government. Mr.|of these have refrained from becoming i ae : —_— ot.er information apply to 7 = Sa Ww. E. EARLE. Thompson Ny baa that the “ of ame Ae the i. aoe States. . oe :

“oS 73 4 , F, W. HALES, al ‘ y IN . * . : St. John, N. B., Manager for causes increasing the offences against busi-| Change their mings anc pecomMe laturailzec +4

P.#. LL R’y., P. K. 1. Steam Nav. Co. QUEEN SQUARE AND KING SQUARE STORES. is. ROBERTSON & BROS., Sara ine Dates honesty should be in-|the ‘presidential vote in many places will 1

dhenaeied | be considerably moudited.

or to your nearest Ticket Agent, Aprii 18, 1887~eod wky

Ch’town, July 9, 1887—eod wky

Apples, every Boston steamer, and will have’ Pears, Grapes,

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Strawberries, Watermelons, &c., in their season. Confectionery.—-Having a very large stock of good, whole-'

some Confectionery, we are prepared to give extra value in

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that has given such universal satisfaction as your Adamson’s Botanic Balsam. I recom- mend it above all others. Yours truly, 5. Chichester, 357 Myrtle Avenue, Brookiyn, N. Y.” Trial bottles 10 cents. dy wy lw

Hon. Mr. Thompson, Minister of Justice, on behalf of the Dominion Government,

July 25, 1887,

creased.

500 are citizens. It is said that in the manufacturing city of Meriden some 1500 or 2000 British subjects will soon be naturalized. The movement commenced in Boston, and its leaders propose to appeal to countrymen by circular and in other ways in all parts of the United States. In 1880