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* This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having ti advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evarrines,
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falendar for June, 1892, MOON'S CHANGES
First Quarter, 2ad day . 527 morn
Full Moon, 10th day .. 9 S mown
sat Y ter, 17th day .. 437 after 4 4 lay 10 42 mor: Lpoge nm aay e e 3h afte Wav High W ater.
of Day of Week —---- — Mvuath | Morn. i After. h. m, h. m
i Wednesday 2 50 315 Thursday 3 4! 410
3 | Friday 4 39 5 9 + Saturday 5 40 6 ll
, Sanday | 643 7 9 t | Monday a toek te 7 | Tuesday | sal] 843
3 | Wednesday se. 9 26 u Thursday | @ 47 10 8 10 «= ;:* Friday | 10 28 10 4g li | Saturday ia ll 28 2 Sunday 11 47 | : eS | Monday on +. 6 i4 | Tuesday | O4 ee i5 | VWwre dnesday ' 1 29 1 49 is Phuraday 210}; 231 17 Friday | 2 57 3 23 is | Satarday 3 56 4 30 19 Sunday 5 10 5 5! 20 Monday i 633 7 15 21 Tuesday 7 50 8 25 #2 | Wednesday 8 54 9 23 23 ; Thursday 9 47 10 11 2+ Friday } 10323 | 10 55 25 Saturday il 16 ll 36
26 | Sunday ll 56 wae
77 Mouday . ae 0 37 23 | Toeed ay | 0 57 ] 17 29 «| Wednesday . 2 1 56 30 Thursday oe 2 37
oT GEORGE PHARMACY,
FISHING TACKLE.
—NAMELY—
Files, Rods, Reels, Lines, Casts, Hooks (with and without Gut), Landing Nets, ete.
we HAVE NO FIVE-YEAR-OLD 8TOCK |!
Sta }) per cent. dis-ouat, nor do we adver- tise to sell our stock at that discount, bat only | ask @ fair and honest profit on a new and excep- tionally good stock.
Our RUOS are very fine, and worth the price aeked for them. fF, De. DAVIES.
mayll
TEETH,
$10 Per Set.
BEST OF MATERIAL ! BEST OF WORKMANSHIP ! BEST OF SATISFACTION |!
DR. J. P. MURRAY,
__ 145 QUEEN STREET. mch7?
JAMES A, MORRISO?), HALIFAX.
AGENT FOR
WARREY, CAKEBREAY) & C0.,
TEA MERCHAIITS, Londop, «= England, AND ALSO——
First-Class West India Firms, etc.
SPECIALTIES:
Tea, Sugar and Molasses.
ossignments of
Several
World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893.
‘HE Government of the Dominion of Canada has accepted the invitation of the Govern- Mentof the United States to take pert in the
World's ‘‘olambian Exposition, to be held in “cago from ist May to 3ist October, 1893. As tisimportent that a very full display of Cana- Gian products be made on that occasion, a §enerai invitation is extended to (anadian pro- @ucers aud manufacturers in agriculture, horti- Gitare, products of foresta, fisheries, mizerals, Machinery, manufactures, arts, etc, to assis« in
aging together «uch adisplay of the nataral resources and industrial prodacts of Canad as Will be & credit to the co imtry. _ An Exeon ommiseioner for Canada haa been apovinte!, who will have the general Charge of the exhibits and the aliotment of space, Sad ithe several Provis cial Governments have been invited to co-opera e with the view of mak-
the exhibition as complete and satisfaccory 88 possib. e.
fe Dominion Goverament will pay the trans-
dort of exhibits zoin uibite going and returning, and for the placing of articles seut ” Tentries must be made not later than 3!st July. reception of articles at the Exoosttion build- will commence ist November, 1°92, and all oHte, éxeepting Live Stock, must be in place St April, 1293. ae @pplication for space and genera) in- o8 tan be obtained on applying by letter, Dost free, to the undersigned. een ee
; WM. SAUNDERS, Executive Commissioner for Canada. ment of Agriculture,
‘awe, 2b April, i892. { mayld
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Hardware at Bottom Prices
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dispose of our large stock of ‘aad refreshing to the taste
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Partnership, and to do so must!
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in a short time, and will seli at Greatly Reduced
Prices, giving
Inducements
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for Cash!
ALSO, THE BALANCE OF OUR
CARRIAGE GOODS!
ALL MUST GO!
Now is the time for Merchants, Paiaters, House Builders,
| 8 Both the method and results when
ONE
is taken; it is pleasant and acts
ently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in %c bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable Cruggist who may rot have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wisles to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO,
SAN FRANOISOO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORE, N.Y. W.R. WATSON, Wholosale Druggst,
Syrupof Fi
Farmers and others to purchase their Summo2r and Fall | supplies at extremely low prices.
CLEARANCE SALE.
NORTON & FENNELL,
City Hardware Store.
Charlottetown, May 18, 1892—2aw & wky
THis {3 A POSITIVE |
EXSHAW'S
Champagne Cognac.
A
exported to India in 1891
Every Bottle protected against frand by a PATENT WIRE ENVELOPE.
J. E. ALBRO, Halifax,
its introduction to the profession, cases of convalescence from acute diseases, such as Influenza, man cases of wasting diseases I have fouud it a great flesh producer, aud as an alterative in llver and stomach derangements it has far exceeded my expectations.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
THE MALTO PEPTONIZED PORTER CO. (LTD.),
ee eed
BRANDY |
A HIGH-CLASS
20,000 CASES
a DUM SPIRO SPERO.-
CABINET WHISKY,
A NOTED BLEND OF OLD HIGHLAND HIGH CLAS3 WHISKIES, selected expressly for the Lord Mayor-elect of Loadon Lendon Clubs and West End Hotels.
J. E. ALBRO, Sole Agent for N. S. and P. E. I.
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CRYSTOGRAPHS,
most popular device to imitate STAINED GLASS, for decorating
aap Sotels, Dwellings, etc., etc.
ichness, warmth and color to the interior of the edifice, re-
ORYSTOGRAPHY offers a scxp2 for the amateur, or
those who desire a hobby to r eproduce. mospheric influence.
.. i, aLBRO, Halifax, N. S., SOLE AGENT FOR N, 8S. AND P. E. I.
I have great pleasure in informing the public of P. E. given the sole sale to THEO. L. CHAPPELLE, who will Crystographs.
apl4—3m
THE
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
may26—dy & wky
| J, EXSHAW & 00,
Bordeaux, FRANCE,
For sale by all firs:-elsss Houses in the City.
PP. KP.
‘*] have used your Malw Peptonized Porter very extensively in my practice since and I may say it has given me entire satisfaction in
DRANK IN livery Officers’ Mess
—IN THE—
| BRITISH ARMWY.
Sole Agent for Maritime Provinces.
The moat poou'ar Whisky at the
The designs are most beautiful and
CHRYSTO.-
Island that I have carry 4 full liae of
J. Ee. ALBR®.
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MEDICAL MAN,
Edinburgh, writes of
Fever, etc. In many
Charlotteetown. mwf jyl3 ad * 2d Bib eien
HE eastern half of Hous* situated on King
Street. oppesite Jadge Reidm’s residance. This House contaixs eight gooi rooms, besides peaweee. and isin good ordor. f 82ession given mmediate'y. Aowly to M-. Thonas McQaaid, Lower Queen Sireet, or to the owner at South-
port.
EDWARD KELLY. meh2s Oe ee RE DR. GEO, A. BAYNES, --—SPECIALIST IN——
DISEASES GF WOMEN
——AND——
Chronic Diseases of Men.
ee ae | OFFICE, MARKET SQUARE, CKARLOITELOWN, P. E. L mayl6 —dy & wky
TO LET.
FOR SALE OR
THE DAILY BXAMINER |
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CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1892
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JUNE 1, 1892
Notes and Comments. —The farmers of Canada might take a note of the following figures (not quoted by Sir Richard Cartwright) :
Exports. 1874 1891. ORG ite waded: ,...- $570,544 $1,572,564 SD OSELE ES RE 951,269 8,774,769 Pa co ccksie sess 702,564 3,150,865
The average value per head (roughly esti- mated) at these periods is also significant :
1874 189i. TN ii in he adie cikealy aol $105 $132 SOD: totiabe chadaecudebvé of ¥ees 24 74 Shee Pine e cence rs eeccerenrevenes 3 4
No blue ruin about these figures.
— The greatest navies in the world are ss follows, according to the latest stutistics. The total cost of the Baglish fleet exceeds $320,000,000 :—
Number Number Aovnual
of vessels. of men. cost. Grest Britain. . .727 91,771 $68,753,992 France ..... ..387 $7,736 40,355,810 NN dcciviens 385 28 940 33,782,720 Sn EPR 260 19,224 21.463,626 United States .. 67 2,077 23,136,035
The United States have twenty vther ves-
sels in course of construction, but Austria,
China, Germavy, Japan, Netberlands, } Spain, Sweden, and Turkey, all possess
larger navies than the United States.
—The Mentreal Star reports that busi- ness is brisker at that port at the present time than it has ever been at this season of the year. The other day there were no less than twenty-six steamships in the har- bor loading and discharging cargo, aud the harbor is full also of small coasting and in- land craft. Work is being hurried forward as fast as possible in anticipation of further arrivals. Grain, deals, cheese and produce of all kinds are being carried into the city in large quantities.
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Literary Notes.
The complete novel in Lippincott’s Maga- zine for June, *‘John Gray; a Kentucky Tale of the Oiden Time,” is by James Lane Allen, who gives his readers a tender historical
icture of the region named, singularly apart rom anything written against a Kentucky background heretofore, yet brimming with local knowledge, and rivalling in its exquisite sympa‘hy and touch all that the author has before produced. The peaceful theme of the tale, under Mr. Allen’s own marked originality of handling, only serves to enhance the in- terest of the story. Murat Halstead publishes the Journalistie Series with a paper on his **Early Editorial Experiences,” that cannot fail to attract a reeawukening interest in the series. Hon. John James Ingalls contributes an article on the West, entitled **Westward the Course of Empire tikes its Way,” bearin the impress of the ex-Senator’s powerfu atyle. In the Athletic Series, Krederick Weir gives a careful paper on the game of La- crosse. One of the most interesting articles in the number is Prof. John Bach McMaster’s historical sketch of The Struggle of the West. ‘**The Great American Desert,” by Wm. F. G. Shanks, gives an smount of information about the growth of the principal cities in that region which will be new and of keen interest to most readers. The department ‘‘As It Seems” is as Western in spirit as the
> treet, lately occupie
The premises consist cf 4 neat eee Dwelling House, weli built and conveniently arranged, with good stabling accommodation, large yard room and neat and tusty front garden,
Dixon.
repair from cellar to attic Size of 54x48 feet. Price reasonable and terms easy. ARTHUR NEWMAN, Kent Street, near Dawson’s Corner. may 25 -2w eod
ees
“How are youl’”’ “Nicel » Thank You,” Thank Who?” “Why the inventor of
scorT’s EMULSION
Which cured me of CONSUMPTION,”
Give thanks for its discovery. @That it does not make you sick when you take it.
Give thanks. That itis three times as efficacious as the old-fashioned cod liver oil.
Give thanks. Thatit issuch a wonder- ful fiesh producer.
Give thanks, Thatit isthe best remedy for Consumption, Scrofula, Bronchitis, Wasting Dis- eases, Coughs and Colds.
Besure you get the genuine in Salmon | s=, wrapper; sold by all Druggists, at
50c. and $1.00. i SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville.
|CAUTION.
202nd 3"): LB. 0. P&L. B.O.S.,
EACH PLUG OF THE
Myrtle Navy
IS MARKED
i. & B.
IN BRONZE ‘LETTERS.
NONE OTHER GENUINE.
TRURO, NOVA SCOTIA.
jan2~-dy & wky
THAT very desirable renee on Bayfield’ Literature,” Mr. Allen, and his novel, ‘John by the late Alexander '
well fenced. and the whole ary good M t,
entire number, and discusses ‘‘The West in
Gray.” The short stories of the number are by Maurice Thompson and Patience Staple-
ton. ‘The try is contributed by James ' Whitcomb Riley, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Susie . Best, Robert Loveman, Carrie Blake
Morgan, and St. George Best.
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Russian Affairs.
Next to the famine the most discourag- ing feature of Russian affairs has been the deplorable condition of the imperial fin- ances. Russia’s treasury has been practi- cally empty and her credit has been brok- en. Her great public works looking to the improvement and consolidation of the em- pire have been suspended. The govern- ment could not interest the great banking houses in their case. It was only the other day that the Rothschilds of Paris and of Vienna refused to come to Russia's assistance in the matter of a loan,
In many ways the Russian Government has been so acting as te shut itself off from the sympathy of the intelligent portion of mankind. The official oppression of the people, the exile of political offenders to Siberia without trial, the rigorous persecu- tion of the Jews and the persistent and eruel policy which has been pursued for some years past towards the Germans in the Baltic provinces have aroused the in- dignation of humane, right-thinking people in all lands. If any government has need to enter npon the path of improvement it is a o = Czar. Russia’s immense army and her hereditary policy of ion have had much to do one bephts Tamayo in ve of bys
t would be gratifying to see some change for the better, no mane what the cause. ‘a indications of such ch. are welcome. It is encouraging that we should learn almost at one and the same time that retrenchment has been ordered in all the government depart- ments, that the extensive army manoeuvres which were to take place not far from St. Petersburg, and in Western Russia, have been countermanded, and that a syndicate of French and Russian bankers have offered to take charge of the work of construction of the trans-Siberian railroad, a work tically suspended for the lack of funds, Fhe syadi- cate will represent a capital of 150,000,000 rubles, and the countermanding of the pro- jected military manoeuvres will, it is es- timated, effect a saving of 1,500,000 rubles.
SKODA’S OINTMENT, the Great German Skin Cure, and made. Removes
ee SuiLon’s Cure will immediately relieve ugh and Bronchitis.—
Horseback Riding.
Horsebsck riding is too little practised in Canada both by men and women. In- deed, a mat un horseback seems to suggest to the rural mind some extremity resulting from poverty, impassable roads or other distress. Canadian farmers are the most horse y—we do not say horse-loving— peop! in the world. Their preference ig to sit -ffeminately behind a half-blinded animal, worried and distorted with a bearing ein. and watch his paces, to sitting on his b ck and sympathetically shering his free motions. Their interest in bim is that of the trader speculating on gain or fame rather than that of ex uberant young life enj ying in active sympathy with a fellow-creature. Even the pleasure of holding the reins our farmers have a way of denying to their daughters and sisters. Any old, worn-cut horse ie good enough for them, and as for a good horse thev are certain to get into trouble with him and spoil him. What does a girl want wi'h learn- ing to drive fast horees ! As for a woman on horseback on the road or in the villxge she might expect to have the boys runnirg after ber shouting ‘‘circus.” This is all wrong Let both our boys and girls learn to ride on horseback and Jet them have every chance to 0 80.
————“<-o- a — Dangers of a Meat Diet.
The evils of a meat diet are being appre ciated by many high livers in cities, and these are being counteracted partly by the wealthy in adding more fruits and vege- tables to their tables during the winter The chespuess of meat and the peculiar craving which the system seems to have for meat have gradually made it common for city people to live almost entirely off meat in the winter months. Moat is eaten three times a day in quantities; and the excessive use of such a diet is that rheumatic and gout temperaments are acquired. These temperaments are on the increase, and they are largely due to the excessive use of meat. Lime water counteracts the evils of his diet to a large extent.
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Good Rules for the Mistress,
When engaging a servant be careful to explain her work to her, and let her under- gtand that the work must be done in your own way and not in the way of any former mistress she may have had, and this ex- planation must be made so that it shall not reflect upon the routine of any other house- hold.
Try and arrange the houss work so that each servant may have an opportunity to attend church on Sunday. When your servants do well encourage them to do better by a few words of praise. Do not allow them to have visitors until after certain hours in the evening.
Give your orders for the day to the couk as early in the morning as possible.
Insist upon being informed when any- thing is broken or {cat.
apron while making the beds, and that|" she knocks at the bedroom dvors before entering.
to leave visitors standing in the hall, nor to give parcels to strangers without previous instruction.
When you reprove, do so tirmly and de-!) cidedly.
Only allow your rules to be broken once ; let dismissal, with customary notice, follow the second offence.
Retain your temper under all circum- stances.
Insist upon the punctual iy of the family as well as upon the punctuality of the cook. Be kind to your servants when they are ill, and thoughtful of them always ; in nine cases out of ten the considerate mistress will be rewarded by faithful service.
Pay your servants’ wages regularly. Do not allow them to go out without first ob- taining your permission.—Ladies’ Home Journal,
rr
Trouble Ahead.
The cashier passed the word of caution along the line.
**Everybody look out !” he said, ‘‘the boss is mad.”
**At me ?” said the head book-keeper. ‘Worse than that,” replied the cashier. **At you ?” asked one of the clerks. “Oh, no. It’s more serious than that.” *‘Has anyone done anything that’s ser- iovsly wrong ?” asked the new clerk.
‘Not that I know,” returned the cashier, ‘*but everyone in the office wants to look out for trouble.”
‘*Well, what’s tha matter,” asked ore of the men in despair.
‘“‘He’s mad at himself,” returned the cashier; **he’s sorry for something that he has done, and that’s when any man is the worst. Look out for trouble.”
News Notes.
Another cabinet crisis in Italy is an- nounced by the Times’ correspondent.
Not only are the farmers of North Da- kota flocking into the Northwest, but ac- cording to despatches of late date it seems that a large number of settlers are coming to New Brunswick. The St. Johu Evening Gazette claims that 80 families have arrived from Boston so far this month.
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MAxés FLESH AND BLoop.—When the sys tem is all run down and there seems to be no hope of obtaining nourishment for the body by the ordinary proeess of food supply aud digestion, when the body is sinking fast, then is the tine to use Miller's Emulsion of pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. It always works wonders, se it is a flesh and blood maker and contains all the constituents for nourish- ment found in wheat. in fact, Miller's Emul- sion is a rfect “‘ staff of life,” and has saved and cured thousands. In big bottles 50c, and $1 at Charlottetown drug stores.
Taat hacking cough can be so quick! cured by Shiloh’s ot iehiie “tll .
ower
erow @0 Reddia treats novldwly
and interments may at ordinary rates. Prices of Plots as follows:
Order the maid who opens the door not) Family Plots, 20x15 feet, sold et reduced
any other w-rk done, are requi orders with the undersigned at the office of the Clerk of the County Court.
‘They thought I must die.”
‘TRE STRONGEST STATEMENTS COULC NOT TELL HALF iT RAS DONE FOR ME.”
Hereditary Liver Trouble, ENLARGEMENT GF THE LIVER, Diagnosed by the best Physicians, CORED.
GENTS :—My father died of Consume) tion of the Liver, many in my family have died w ith the same disease,and a large vart of the time for the pret two years FE have been very sick, no appetiie, bows els alternating between Constipation and Diarrhwea. Pains al! over my body, and severe pains all through miy Liver, Somervous I could not sleep!
nighte, and in fact
Feet gt Se v t i: F? was moch emecta-| = ted and run down,
My Vhysician said I had Emlargemeni of the Liver,
The dey bofore Tcommenced the use of SHODA’S REMEDIES, E had two adif- ferent Physicians ca!! upon me, People thought i must die. I had doctored so much and taken so many different_kinds of patent medicines, without any bene- fit, that when SKODA’S DISCOVERY was brovcht to me, [threw away ioc THAN tor’a medi- cines, and beganits nee.
Soon leommenced to gafiu; by ap petite increased; from being wen and feeble I began to grow s é bowels assumed a nat co 3 sweet and refreshing sleep came to me nights; I began to increase rapidly in flesh. hs
I have row taken less than a full course (six bottles) of SKODA’S DISCOVERY,
with SKODA’S LITTLE TABLETS, and to-day iCOLD om strong, am able to do my own work. In fact, am well; and Lappy. The strongest state-} ment I ceuld raake would rot tell heif your wonderf::! Lemedies have ae iien tfuli ra > ctiuliy youra,
ROCKLAND, ME. MRS. P. Hf. LANE.
THE ONLY MEDICINE SOLD WITH A GUARANTEE CONTRACT WITH EACH BOT- iLE. TRY A COURSE (6 BOTTLES) AT OUR RISK, IF NOT BENLFITED RETURN 30'RILES AND GET YOUR MONEY. Pay OXLY FOR THT GOOD YOU RECEIVE.
SKGDA BISGCYERY €0,, Wotrville, N.S,
Sherwood Cemetery.
IS CEMETERY, situated at the junction of Royalty and Brackley Point Roads, is con-
See that the chambermaid wears a clean! veniently reached by Rail or Carriage. Trains
un there Geil Funeral Trains may be had whenever required, made by regular trains
rate of
ye piduipe ss kuna Sule faldilie > Weed ce Plots helf above size, in good localities. ... 122 3 ND OST oi os 5 C5 SCTE 4c tHe eis e gcse os ee
Parties who wish their Plots improved or ooked after by the Keeper, or who wish to have to leave their
HENRY SMITH, Secretary of Sherwood Cemetery, may28-mws&wy patttft& wy
Dissolution of | Partnership.
7 is to certify that the partnership here-
tofore existing between the undersigned, carrying on business under the style and firm of DODD & ROGERS, has this fourteenth day of May, A. D. 1892, been dissolved by mutual con- sent, and by the retirement of the senior partner, Dated this ldth day of May, A. D. 1892.
THOMAS W, DODD, BENJ. ROGERS. Signed in the presence of F. L. Haszarp.
Referring to the above notice. the undersigned begs to intimate that. he will continue the busi- ness in future uader the same name and siyle of DODD & ROGERS. All liabilities of the late firm will be discharged by him. and all parties indebted to the said late frm, whether by mort- page. judgment, bill of sale. promissory note, k account or otherwise, will be required to make payment of their respective amounts at the place of business of Dodd & Rogers. BENJAMIN ROGERS.
Charlottetown, May 14, 1892—1m eod
PENNYROYAL WAFERS.
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novidwly
For sale, malied, by GZO. BE. HUG at Apothecaries’ Hall, COhtown. dw ly