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SS A A TE

ST. PETER'S BOYS AND GIRLS SCHOOLS

Closing Exercises Last Ryening.

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LIST CF THE WINNERS OF PRIZES AND HONORABLE MENTION.

! i iT si > : 5 Pe ‘ = Ca Al Wa wad As whit « th ‘ ae listribution of } soOlars the Day Schools I air was taken pron pt'y at 8 o'clock vy His Hon he Lieutenant-Governor U pial " were the Master nf the Retls and His Honor Judge Fitzgerald r Rev. James Simpson reported mn lie open ¢ address that there had been forty eight sel urs attending the schools during the past year, « f whom fhiteen were giris and thirty-three boys Their ages were frem four years “ { the range cet studies had included the teaching of the alphabet to four iildren and the pre paring of two for matriculation at King’s College. Windsor The resulta of the examinations were very satisfactory, and a high average had

been attained by nearly all the pupils. The teaghing had consisted of Rev. James Simpson, M. A , Rev Tr. H. Beat, M. A.. Mr. J istice H xigs . LL D., and Mr.

stall

Seovil, B. A., in the boys’ school; and Miss DesBrisay and Mr.Scovil in the girls school. After the singing of a song | y the scholars the distribution of prizes in the gius school took place as given below. Che children then presented Miss Des Brisay with a set of silver studs anda scarf pit

Mr. Justice Hodgson next examined his

History of ady answers of the boys

. $ the Constitutional

ciass On

Canada, and the r

O06 numerous intricate questions met with great appla ise

Another song, “Canada,” was prettily sung by the schools, and the prizes were distributed to the boys. Mr. Justice Fitz- Gerald made a few appropriate remarks und expressed his pleasure in attending these He was followed by u =

ieutenant-Governor, who cor

gratulated the teachers on the efficiency of their pupils, and especially on the know

ledge of their own country, a3 was mani

fested in the clearness of the answers given j He then awarded his medal to ie oe best essay or Canada and its Resources, and expressed the hope thst many of the boys before him would, in the future, take leading places in the affairs of their country. The proceedings concluded with God Save the Queen. The following is the Prize List:

ST. PETER’S GIRLS’ SCHOOL PRIZE

LIST

just now.

nlins for the

SCRIPTURE. Honorable mention, Kitty Peters, Wini- fred DeBlois. lst prize, Audrey DeBlois. Zod prize, Gertrude DeBlois. FRENCH. Prize, Audrey DeBlois, presented Ly Mr. W A O Morson. ARITHMETIC. Prize, Earl Robins, A-thur Peters. ®PELLING AND DICTATION. Honorable mention, Hazel Davison, Gertrude DeBlois, Ethel MacLean, Win- fred DeBilois, Audrey DeBlois, Stirling Blanchard, Earl Robins. Prize, Stella Fletcher, presented by Mrs Arthur Peters.

presented by Mrs.

ENGLISH AND CANADIAN HISTORY. Honorable mention, Helen Blanchari. First Form, prize: Kitty Peters.

Second Form, prize: Andrey DeBlois.

BEST IX DAILY MARKS.

First Form, prize: Russel Watson, pre- sented by Mrs Crosskill.

Second Form, prize: John Fullerton, and Arthur Crosskill, equal, presented by Rev. J Simpsea.

Third Form, prize: Hazel Davison.

Fourth Form, prize: Winifred DeBlois, presented by Mr © P Fletcher.

IMPROVEMENT.

First Form, prize: Lillie Pitblado.

Second Form, prize: Maggie Fullerton.

Third Form, prize: Stirling Blanchard, presented by Mr L W Watson.

ATTENDANCE AND GOOD SCHOOL, Prize, Ethel MacLean.

CONDUCT, WHOLE

BEST IN EXAMINATIONS,

Prize, Audrey DeBlois.

DRILL EXERCISES.

ist prize, Ethel MacLean, presented by Miss K Davies

3nd prize, Hazel Davison, presented by Miss K Davies.

After these prizea were disiributed the scholars presented Miss DesBrisay with a set of silver studs, and a silver pin.

ST. PETER’S BOYS’ SCHOOL. SCRIPTURE HISTORY.

‘ Second Form: Prize presented by Hon KJ Hodgson, C Harris; honorable mention, R L Cotton, E A Foster, A Blanchard, C H Earle, J Enman, A F Tomlins, H Tid- marah, F May, E W Irwin, J A Williaes.

First Form : Prize presented by Hon E J Hodgson, H Wadinan; honorable men- tion, R Tomlins, H Stewart, W Ashton, T E McNutt, G Tooker.

LATIN,

Second Form: Prize presented by Mr E fF Messervey, E A Foster; honorable mention, R L Cotton.

First Form: Prize presented by Rev J “Hn pSOl, W S Stewart; honorable mention, F May, Harris.

FRENCH.

Second Form: Honorable mention, R Cotton, W Stewart, F May, C Harris.

First Form: Prize presented by Mr W L Cotton, J A Williams; honorable men tion, A Blanchard.

MATHEMATICS.

Second Form: Prize Le sie McNutt, R i Cotton; honorable men- tion, FE A Foster, () Ifarrix, A F Tomlins. JA Williams, W Ashton, A Blanchard, W H Tidmarsh, C H Earle, WS Stewart, E Irwin, H Stewart.

First‘Fotm . Prize presented May, L W MeNutt.

ENGLISH HISTORY.

presen ed by Mrs

by Mrs R

Second Form, prize presented by Hon E J Hodgson, E A Foster: honorable tion, R L Cotton.

First Form, prize presented by Hon E J Hodgson, T E McNutt; honorable men tion, H Wadman, R Tomlizs, W Ashton, L W McNutt.

CANADIAN HISTORY

men-

Second Form, prize presented by Hon E J Hodgson, E A Foster; L tion, R L Cotton, W 3 Stewart.

First Form, prize presented by Hon E J Hodgson: R Tomlins; honorable mention, TE MeNait, L W McNutt.

Constitutional History of Canada, prize presented by Hon EJ Hodgson, Aubery Blanchard i

honorable men-— |

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THEZDAILY EXAMINER .

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GROGRAPHY. Second Form, honorable mention, RL Cotton, A Blanchard, WS Stewart, J A Williams, E A Foster, F May, A F Tom-

First Form, prize presented by Mra John Williams, T E MeNut: honorable men- tion, H Wadman, L W MeNutt,H Stewart.

OTHER ENGLISH SUBJECTS.

Second Form, prize presented by Mrs Tooke ra R L Cotton.

English Grammar, konorable R L Cotton.

Reading and Spelling, honorable men-

vo, A F Tomlins, R L Cotton,E A Foster, A Blanchard, E Irwin.

Dictation, honorable mention, E A Fos— ster, AF Tomlins, F Irwin, J Eoman, C H rris, R L Cotton, JA Williams, C H Karle, W S Stewart, A Blanchard, F May.

First Form, prize preeented by Mrs Blanchard, R Tomlins.

English Grammar, honorable mention, H Wadman, R Tomlins, W Ashton, H Stewart, L W McNutt.

Reading aud Spelling, honorable men- tion, R Tomlius, T E MeNutt, L W Me Nutt, H Stewart, H Wadman.

Dictation, honorable mention, L W Mc Nutt, UW Wadman, R Tomlins, H Stewart, W Ashton

Prize for attendance throughout the year, presented by Mr W F Tidmarsh, C Harris.

Prize for good conduct, W Ashton.

Silver medal, presented by His Hear the Lieutenant-Governor for the best essay on Canada and its Resources,A F Tomlins.

The following have passed the Marticu lation examination jer King’s College, Windsor, NS, taking respectively third and fifth places ina class of fourteen— Walter Cotton, W J B Axford ————————_ + e+

METHODIST CONFERENCE,

The most important part of Friday’s proceedings was the service held in mem- ory of Brethren E W. Dutcher, William Maggs and A. E. Dennis. This service is always an impressive one.

Rey. Jonn A. Clarke called attention to the desirability of securing uniformity in

mention,

jackets for $1.95;

works to

the form of deeds in church property.

A communication was received from

| the general committee of the supernumery

fund asking that Rev.G. H. Paisley, A. M., be released from circuit work and be employed as conference agent to visit the general conferences in the eastern provin- ces in the interests of the fund.

The evening session was given up to the further consideration of the supernumery matters. Speeches were delivered by Revs. Dr. Brecken, John Read, Thomas Mar-— shall, C. H. Paisley. and others, from which it was learned that the capital stock of the fund amounts to about $77,000; that thirty-six ministers and twenty-six widows of ministers are claimants upon its income, and that only about 80 per cent, of their claims can be paid for lack of means. Ofthe amount thus available for use one half is derived from invest— ments, one-quarter from assessments paid by the :ninisters and the balance by pub- lic collections and donations. It was claimed the business was economically managed and the losses comparatively lignt.

A subscription list was started in the meeting anda the sum of $515 was paid or promised, of which $50 is to come from Rev. J. C. Berrie, $50 from Rev. W. E. Johnson, $56 from Rev. John Read, and $50 from Mr. Beer, of Charlottetown. The other names the correspondent failed to get.

At the morning session on Saturday the matter of setting apart Mr. Paisley, as above referred to, was taken up, and, after « very exhaustive discussion, in which Reve. Messrs. Williams, Wilson, Sprague, Rice, Marshall, J. L. Black and S. R. Sangster participated, the motion was adopted by a vote of 63 to lL.

The invitation of Queen Square Church to have the Conference of 1896 held in that church was accepted with thanks

The ordination service was largely at— tended. There were tive candidates.

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Five Lines on K and L,

I find tLe people around here prefer Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills to any other I have in stock. They are a wonderful pill. Send thtee dozen at once, I am nearly out. P. 8—Send by post, J. W. Ireland, Gour- ock.

MARRIED.

Atthe residence of the bride’s father, on the 19th inst., by Rev. W. H. Warren, John Webster, of Augustine Cove, to Mamie A., eldest daughter of Henry Crock- kett, of Cape Traverse.

At Clifton, on the 19th inst., by Rev. A. Sterling, Samuel Frizzle and Isabella Jar- dine, both of Freetown.

SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements under this heading cnarge for at the rate of five cents ver line.

37 eents a vard, regular price 45c to 75c. The balance of our summer dress goods we have placed on our centre counter. The lot includes all newest goods, crepons, etc. Call early for choice—W. A. Weeks & Co.

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Horses Wanxtep.——Mr. Join McDon- ald, Summerside, wants to purchase fifty good, sound, general purpose horses, for which he wiil pay the right figure.

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We are bound to keep our mantle stock clean and fresh, that is the reason of our present wonderful offer of all black and colored summer jackets at half price. $3.90 4.60 jackets for $2.30. Call early as they are getting picked up.— W. A. Weeks & Co. 3i—ju24

COME AND SCE Bargain : ag !

Cuff Buttons, 20 cents each, worth 48c.

Brooches, ee * “ “366. Ear Rings, ys * * Se.

Waich Chains, Watches from $5.00 upwards, at G, G. JURY'S, The Reliable Jeweler. june25—dy & wky

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B04. AB

TEETH $10 per Set. Partial Sets, 2 and upwards. Gold and

Porcelain Crowning. Best material, best workmanship, best satisfaction.

DR. J. P. MURRAY,

ju25 Queen Street, Charlottetown.

WANTED. Bix Men, used to Crib and Pile work, to build Rustico Breakwater. Apply on the

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june25—3i

CHARLOTTETOWN SCHOO

LS,

The Midsummer Examinations.

Tne first in the trio of City Schools this year is Queen Square School. The clos- ing exercises were held there to-day. The attendance of visitors was small, but included His Honor Lieutenant-Governor Howlan, Hon. David Laird, Dr. Anderson and Dr. Morrison, Rev, Father Reid, Rev. Father Hogan, Dr. Johnson, Thomas Handraban, John Ings, N.. Stainlaus Blanchard, and Archibald Kennedy, Esqs., of the City School Board, Dr. Conroy and Mrs. Conroy, Mrs. A. D. McLeod, and others. After a satisfactory oral examination of the classes, the scholars were massed in the upper hall, where songs were sung and the certificates of the Board and the Lieutenant-Gorernor’s medal and other prizes presented, ,and where short addresses were delivered by the chairman (Dr. Johnson), the Lieuten- ant-Governor, Dr. Anderson, Dr. Morrison and Hon. David Laird. These gentlemen all expressed the pleasure and gratification of the visitors in respect to the continued improvement of the School and the pro- gress of the scholars. Dr. Johnson said that the pupils of the city schools, as a whole, had behaved well in the past year, and had given the Board very little trouble. He thanked the teachers of Queen Square School for their assiduity and zeal in the important work assigned to them, and ex- pressed his acknowledgment of the good service rendered by the grading officer and Secretary,of. the School Board, Mr. Ewen Stewart. Lieutenant-Governor How- lan presented his medal for the best essay on Canada and its Resources to the winner, Master C. J. Moren. He commended the boys for their singing of ** There’s room at the top,” and exhort- ed them to strive to get there, and to be a credit to their country wherever they may rove. Dr. Anderson, after com- plimenting the teachers upon the effi siea cy evidenced in the examination, spoke. par- ticularly of the importance of acquiring a proper attitude and style of reading. The remarks of Dr. Morrison and Hon. David Laird, were complimentary and encourag- ing to teachers and pupils. We regret that a further report is to-day impossible. The following is the

PRIZE LIST:

MR. M’SWAIN’S CLASS—FIRST DIVISION,

Highest marks on written examinations during year: First Certificate of School Board and Governor-General’s médal, Elwin Rooney; second certificate, Ambrose Joy.

Beading : 1, Bertie Cantwell; 2, William Kelly.

Arithmetic: 1, Ambrose Joy; 2, Dunstan McSwain.

Grammar: 1, Edwin Rooney; 2, Am- brose Joy.

*History: 1, Charles McQuillan; 2, E Rooney, D McSwaif, equal.

Geography: 1, Ambrose Joy; 2, Dun- stan McSwain.

Algebra: 1, E Rooney, A Joy, equa’; 2, D McSwain.

Geometry: 1, D McSwain; 2, A Joy.

French: 1, A Joy; 2, E Rooney.

Latin: 1, A Joy; 2, E Rooney.

SECON!) DIVISION.

Highest- marks, first certificate, John Lightizer; second k:ghest,second certificate, William Hennessy.

Reading: 1, Samuel Lightizer.

Arithmetic: 1, John Handrahan.

Grammar: 1, Hennessy.

Geography: 1, John Lightizer; 2, J Griffith.

History: John Lightizer; 2, J Burnett.

Algebra: 1, J Lightizer; 2, S Doyle.

Geometry: R Handrahan; 2, John Lightizer.

French : 1, S Doyle; 2, J Lightizer.

Prize given by Judge Fitzgerald for highest marks in history, awarded to

Charles McQuillan.

MR. CULLEN'S DEPARTMENT.

Doyle; 2, John Lightizer; 2, R

John

Lightizer; 2, W

Reading: 1, George Dixon; 2, P S Brown; 3, John Coyle.

Spelling and Dictation: 1, John A Mc- Phee; 2, John Coyle; 3, John Kent.

Grammar: 1, Stephen Kiggins; 2, Dixon; 3, Chas J Moren.

Geography: 1, Joseph Gallant; 2, Wm Walsh; 3, John Coyle.

Composition: 1, Chas J Moren; 2, Chas Connolly, P S Brown; 3, John Coyle.

History: I, John A McPhee; 2, Chas J Moren; 3, John Coyle.

Writing: 1, Chas J Moren, Jos Gallant; 2, John Murnaghan; 3, Frank Dillon.

Drawing: 1, Jos Gallant; 2, Chas J Moren; 3, Wm King.

Physiology: 1, Alfred Trainor; 2, Frank Dillon; 3, Ed Leahy.

Arithmetic: 1, Stephen Kiggins; 2, Chas J Moren; 3, John Scott, P S Brown.

Latin: 1, Chas J. Moren; 2, John A McPhee; 3, Chas Connolly.

Algebra: 1, Stephen Kigyins; 2, George Dixon; 3, Picton S Brown.

French: 1, Joseph Gallant; 2, Chas J Moren; 3, John A McPhee.

Ceometry: 1, Chas J Moren; 2,8 Kig- gins, G Dixon; 3, John A McPhee.

Punctuality: 1, Jas Mitehell; 2 Arthur Lafferty; 3, Byron Brown.

Deportment: 1, Joseph Gallant; 2, Alex Kiggins.

First Certificate awarded to Chas J Moren ; second certificate awarded to John A McPhee.

MR. SMITH’S DEPARTMENT.

Geo

Certificates from School Board for high- est number of marks: 1, Joseph Dorsey; 2, Walter Oger. :

Deportment: 1, Walter Oger; 2, Wm Wriston.

Reading. 1, Joseph Dorsey, Frederick McCourt ; 2, Francis Weatherbie.

Dictation: 1, Walter OgerJ Charles Thistle, John McGuirk; 2, Ernest Merry.

Arithmetic: 1, Fredrick Conroy, Peter Gillis, Fred McCourt; 2, John King,Harry Burke, Ernest Kelly.

Grammar: 1, Benjamin Peters; 2, Wal- ter Oger. ety

History; 1, Wm Wristen; 2; Ernest Merry, Stephen Datfy.

Geography: 1, Walter Oger; 2, John McGuirk.

MISS FENNESSY’S DEPARTMENT.

First Certificate: James Ligh dizer; 2nd certificate, Alfred Myres.

Reading: 1, George Moren; 2, Vincent Wood.

Dictation: 1, James Lightizer; 2, James Payne.

Arithmetic: 1, Willie Trainor; 2, James Payne.

Grammar: 1, James Lightizer; 2,James Payne.

Geography ; 1, Willie Trainor; 2, Philip Coyle.

Penmanship: 1, George Moren; 2,Willie Doyle, Alfr:d Myres, Arthur McQuaid, James Lightizer, James Payne, equal.

Composition: 1, Lawrence Leonard; 2, George Moren.

Drawing; 1, Arthur McQuaid; 2, Geo Moren, James Payne, Alfred Myres,Philip Coyle, equal.

Singing: 1, Cornelius John Conway. *. »

General information dnd improvement: Leo Gillis, Cornelius Blanchard, Henry Weeke.

Deportinent: Walter Raymond, Frank Murphy (Southport), Arthur McQuaid, Willie cGonnell, Willie Hogan,

Punctuality : Arthur McQuaid, Philip Coyle, James Payne, Alfred, Myres, Michael Burke.

MISS FARMER’S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees Certificates for highest number of marks: 1, James Towan;2, James Edeu.

Attendanee: 1, Daniel Power, John

Blanchard; 2,

boys did not lose a day during» the whole year;) 2, Frank Carroll, Stephen Coyle, Patrick Murnaghan. (These three boys lost only one day during the year.)

Good Conduet: Leo Brauderé,” John Power, Daniel Power, Oswald Walsh, Geo McQuaid, Arthur Campbell, Ernest _Mc- Kinnon, John Dorsey.

Reading: 1, James Eden, James Me- Kearney; 2, Jas Towan.

Arithmetic: 1, Jas Eden, Peter Doyle, Wm Luby; 2, Leo Brauders, Raymond

Bell. Penmanship: 1, James Doyle, Jas Faew; 2, Wm McDonald. {

Geography: 1, James Eden, Antony Pidgeon; 2, Stephen Coyle, James Doyle. MISS HALLORAN’S DEPARTMENT,

Trustees’ Certificate: 1, Louis MeRory3 2, Emmet Callaghan. f

Reading: 1, J Corcoran, E McDonald; .2, J. McRery.

Spelling: I, John Gallivan, Emmet Caliaghan; 2, Louis McRory, James Burns and Louis Halloran.

Arithmetic: 1, Emmet Callaghan, Louis McRory, E McDonald; 2, Albert Heron, J Corcoran.

Writing: 1, E Callaghan, J Corcoran, R Doyle; 2, L.McRory, C Ryan, J:Burns.

Drawing: “I, E Callaghan; 2, F Hen- nessy.

Attehdance and Punctuality: 1, John Corcoran; 2, Emmet Callaghan and Louis McRory.

Deportment: 1, E Callaghan, J Jenkins, L Mcltory, J Corcoran; 2, W Higgins, J Burns. .

E Callaghan,

MISS PAYNE'S DEPARTMENT. —

Highest number of marks for General Proficiency: 1, Willie Scott; 2, Frank Conroy.

Punctuality : Willie Sullivan.

Deportment: 1, Willie Seott and Frank McQuaid, equa’; 2, Frank Conroy; 3, Fetix McSwain and Willie Eimonds.

Reading: 1, Willie Scott, 2, Felix Me- Swain and Frank Conroy; 3, Charles Merry and George LeBlance.

Spelling: 1, Joseph Doyle; 2; Frank Conroy and James Higgins; 3, Gzorge»Mc- Mahon and Joseph Basha,

Dictation: 1, Frank Conroy and Willie Scott, equal; 2, George LeBlance and Chas Merry; 3, <nueas Hennessy, Willie Sualli- van, and James McGonnel.

Writing: 1, Willie Scott, 2, Acneas Hen- nessv, Hugh Hennessey; 3, Peter Hughes, George LeBlance and Frank Gaudet.

Drawing: 1, {seas Hennessy and Hugh Hennessy, equal; 2, George LeBlance and Willie Scott, 3, James Higgins, Emmet Hamil and Wille Sullivan.

Arithmetic: 1, Joseph.'Ba-ha and Alphonsus Morgan, equal; 2, Frank Con- roy and Frank Gaudet; 3, Willie Bimonds, Joseph Towan, Erney Trainor and Frdk. McDonald. —

Good Conduct: Herbert Carran, Wilhe Scott, Felix McSwain, Fredk McDonald, Walter Towan, Frank Carmody, Willie Edmonds and Harry Collins.

Singing: 1, Frank Conroy; 2, Felix Me- Swain; 3, Frank Gaudet.

Scientific Temperance: 1, Felix Me- Swain and Frank Conroy, equal; 2, Frank Gaudet and Alphonsus Morgan; 3, Charlie Merry and James Higgins.

Useful Knowledge—1, Fredk McDonald; 2, Frank Conroy; 3, Willie Sullivan and Peter Hughes.

1, Frank Conroy and

ST. PETER'S Picnic & Strawberry Festival

THURSDAY, JUNE 27th,

At McKinnon’s Grove, Rocky Point.

Refreshment and Tea Tables for Visit- ors, Strawberries, Ice Creams, Cool Drinks, Music, Swings, Games, Races, etc. ‘7

The “ £LFIN ” leaves Ferry Wharf at 1.30 p. m., 2 p.m., 4 p.m. and 6 p. m., returning from Rocky Point at 3 p. m., 5 p. m. and 7 p. m. $i guar—ju24

OPERA HOUSE.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday Nights,

JUNE 27, 28 AND 29.

The Latest London and @riental Sensa- tion, the Marvellous

ANNA EVA FAY, THE WHITE MAHATMA, THE TALK OF FIVE CONTINENTS

The Strangest, Queerest and Fun- Hiest Entertainment in Existence.

NO MATINEES. During this remark- able engagement any very small children will not be admitied at any price.

Summer Prices—25 and 35 cents.

Carriages can be ordered at 10.30.

Tickets may be had at the usual places after 10 a. m. Wednesday. june24

PERSPIRE THINK: ; | Gog Sap Se * al

What a comfort it would be to havea cool, refresh- ing drink, then step into our GROCERY and cure the comforter in the shape of a bottle of Lime Juice, Monserrat Cordials or Syrups—all flavors.

SANDERSON & CO,

CASH GR#&CERS, Newson’s Block, - - Victoria Rew.

se-

Physiology : 1, James Lightizer; 2, Jaa Payne, George Moren, aie

Charlottetown, June 15, 1885_—d&ew ”

Power, Oswald Walsh, Wm Luby. (These |

TELEGRAPHIC,

SpeciaL DespaToHES TO THE EXAMINER

PARLIAMENT OF CANADA.

Proposed Reduction of the Governor-General’s Salary.

atid Orrawa, June 25.

Yesterday in the House of Commons the railway affair was discussed. The greater part of the evening session was devoted to Mr. Mulock’s till to reduce the salary of the Governor-General from $50, 000 to $25,000 a year, and to require him to keep up his establishment out of his income.

Hon. Mr. Daly moved the six months hoist. Mr. MeMullin spoke for the bill till eleven o’clock, when the debate was adjourned.

In the Senate, Sir McKenzie Bowell Senator Scott, and others, made touching reference to the death of Senator Burns.

The British Political Situation.

Lord Salisbury Makes His Conditions.

Lonpox, June 25. The United Press learns that Lord Salisbury will accept the Premiership on condition that the Liberal leaders will agree not to oppose his Government getting the necessary estimates before the dissolu- tion of Parliament, and that no member of the cabinet which he forms shall be op- posed for re-election upon taking office. The Central News issues bulletins stat- ing that it is difficult to obtain official in- formation as to what took place between the Queen and Lord Salisbury. There is reason to believe that Salisbury dectined to form a ministry, and recommended an immediate dissolution of Parliament.

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THE NEWFOUNDLAND LOAN.

John Bull Comes Down Handsomely.

Loxvoyx, June 25.

The Newfoundland loan is a_ euccess. The tenders were opened yesterday, and £8,610,075 was applied for, being $311,- 095 in excess of the Joan minimum. The price was 985 (not 934, as before stated). All above this were received in full. The tenders at the minimum amounted to £487,700, and these got 36 per cent. of the loan.

The Ring. Boston, June 25. Dan Creedon, the Australian, knocked out Billy Hennessey, of Boston, in six rounds last night. Summer underwear,a choice stock at low prices at J R Macdonali & Co’s junel7 6i Gents’ tan boots at slaughter priccs. See our window.—J B Macdonald & Co. june 17 6i

$3 for $2

Wa have selected from ovr stock of Shelf Books

100 VOLUMEs

specially adapted for Prizes and Rewards to Pupils of the City Schools. We will sell these at TWO-THIRDS OF THE REGULAR PRICE.

Also, for one week only, we offer our immense stock of Shelf Books at discounts of from 15 to 25 per cent.

Yes Now is the time io buy Books.

GEO. CARTER & CO.,

Booksellers.

june21

Cold

Medal!

Our City Schools will close in a few days. All the Boys and Girls have been studying hard, hop- ing to secure the Medal, but cnly one can get it. Reward the other “ hard- workers.” We have ea Shop full of nice BOOKS suitable for Prizes, and are giving Great Bia Discounts.

HASZARD & MOORE.

june20

JUST TWO DAYS!

Will positively close on SATURDAY NIGHT. The greatest opportunity to bay SHOES at a low figure. Bought low, will be sold ata sacrifice. New Goods, allsizes. You will never get such a chance again.

™ WORTH NOW Ladies’ Dongola Shoes,

$1.25, 65¢

“ «“ Lace Boots, 1.95, $1.10 Gents’ ‘. Congress, . 2.75, 1.65 *« Buff Shoes, 1.58, 99¢

This is a genuine sale. On Monday next we will sellthem at regular prices. Five Hundred Pairs of the above stock. Come at once and take your choice.

A. E, McEACHEN, THE SHOE MAN,

: ? june 2l

TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1895.

en —$$—— — =

Se

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for Two Days at Paton & Co's,

for Sleeves and Skirts, Only 25 left of

everywhere at $1,55,

those

Blouses, Our price,

THE NEW TIME TABLE

For Dress Goods.

Time to buy Dress Goods, now that you can buy popular and pretty goods, selling

FOR 30c,.

See the NEW WIRENVA---newest thing

sold $1.15,

JAMES PATON & CO.

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society.

NORWICH, ENGLAND.

Established 1797.

CAPITAL, . 7 $5,500,000.00. T° Ppeiae fr tiaunites Lour Rates. Prompt Settlements.

E. R. BROW,

Agent. for P. E. Island.

Charlottetown, June 10, 1895—dy

Goods going rapidly.

grcat success.

tryinz to imitate. Imitation Is the sincerest

Charlottetown, June 25, 1895—dy

SPOONS.

Coffee Spoons, Tea Spoons, Dessert Spoons, Table Spoons, Mustard Spoons, Salt Spoons, Souvenir Spoons.

E. W. TAYLOR,

janeld Cameron Block.

DONT DELAY !

Come to the originators of the GREAT 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT SALE and secure your FOOTWEAR.

Sale a

The proof of its being GENUINE is that others are

flattery.

J. M. McLEOD & CO.

PARIS GREEN |!

BERGER’S—The Best. 1 LB. TINS—The Safest.

Wholesale and Retail at

WATSON’S WEW DRUG STORE,

Next Door to Carter's Seed Store, Opposite the Market. Charlottetown, June 15, 1895—dy

Gardex Party!

‘Business Grows WITH US.

A Garden Party will be held in aid of the Frince Edward Islan t Hospital, on FRIDAY ‘ AFTERNOON, 5th July, from 4 to7 o'clock, in the grounds of Mr. C. D. Rankin, wh» has kindly offered them for the purpose.

Admission 10 cents.

junels

iT Is

Hire’s Root Bear

WE SELL

Wholesale & Retail

At Lowest Prices.

REDDIN BROS.

BRAN.

One Carload.

BROOMS.

200 Dozen. STEEL PAILS. , * $00 Dozen. CARVELL BROS.

A FACT

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i

Blatchford’s Calf Meal.

we going to raise our Calves?

young Calves in the market to-day.

Ground Oil Cake.

FARMERS !—If you want to get the best returns from condition, use GROUND OIL CAKE.

of aseason. For sale by the Bag or Pound at

Charlottetown, June 18, 1895—246

Now that many of our Farmers send nearly all their Milk to the Factories, the queatio

$9.00

Will Buy You a Suit

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All Wool Tweed

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D. A. BRUGES.

Charlottetown, June 25, 1895—dy

How are

nm 18s

ae The answer is: BY USING BLATCHFORD’S CALF MEAL i Meal is highly recommended by our leading Stock Raisers, and is the best iickes ae nae

your Milch Cows, and also keep them in good It will return its cost to you many times over in the course

BEER & GOFE’S.

WE

WANT

to double up last week’s great sale of Dress Goods.

so, we have added 20 to the balance of lot offered last

week at 39¢,

the nominal price of 35¢ per yard

STANLEY BROTHERS.

In order to do pieces more

and marked them at

WE OFFER THEM

Without a smile!

TUEY ARE WORTH

from 50 to 65 ets a yard.

NOW ONLY

35 cents per yard.

COLORS ARE

\

Greys, Fawns, Tans,

Greens, Drabs, Blacks,

STANLEY BROS.)

STANLEY BROS.

and the price

A QUICK

SALE

~ Wanted for this lot.

Look at Them ! Criticise Them !

| Buy Them !

STANLEY BROTHERS.