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We, o¥ rs, agree to close our respective gnd clot F henineee every evening at 6 ow rd Satur tay , forthe mouths ecevenes JOHN T. MeRENZIE, s A. McDONALD, JOHN MecLEOD & CQ, PROWSE BROS., Dp. A. BRUCE,

McKAY WOOLEN CO,

SLE O Pf —umt Desirable Property

~~? ’ : » . That beautiful property opposite Birch Grove Freetown, at pre sent oecenpied by snove, Yrs. Crosby. Phere are about 46 acres of . and, and the build

gence well car:vaten

‘neluding du ng bheuse, barnes, yrs in ata im WE" s — outbuilings, etc., are In good granary, nae tS 7, condition The property includes ali on cone! sat large snd beautiful grove very suit hd rk ‘ ble for prenic parties, on the north side gb ! ef the ma’! ,and Istn a@ Charming pot, near hurches, 8choo!, bell, stores, spot, Dea!

ete, snd within # quarter of a mile from Freeiown Railway from Duns River “Jerms will be made to suit purchasers. If not eold by private sale before Tues-

fay. August 3lst, it will then be Ottered }

Siatiou, aad two miles

ai auction st }] o’clock, p. m. For farther particulars apply to cng E. CROSBY, Ry. Station Agent, Cape Traverse.

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AUCTION I

| Americans, the same rights there as Eng-

TO-MORKOW

TUESDAY, JULY 27th, 188

2 o'clock sharp, at our auction rooms

The balance ef all ursold Furniture. Kit- chen wa’e and pictures, and preserve bottics and glassware. Positive cleariag out Sale Terms cash,

E. H. NORTON, Everyday Auctioneer

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Mortgage Sale.

Land on Lot 4L. in King’s } County.

Tobe sold by Public Auction, at the

Court Houee, in Charlo. tetown, on Friday the 30th day of July, next, A. D. 1897, at the hour of twelve o’clock, noon, Allthat tract, piece or parcel of land tigate, lying and leing on Lot or Town tip Nun. ber Forty one, bounded as fllows, that is to say:—Commencing at ihenorth side of Saint Peter’s Bay at the wutheast angle of land now or formerly athe possession of William McEwen, hence north thirty nine degrees thirty minutes east, to the Mill Stream; thence slong the stream to tbe northwest angle ifland sold to Jobn Lewis. thence south itirty nine degrees .birty minutes west to iteshores of the said bay; thence along lieeaid shores of the said bay to the place of commencement, containing sixty due acres of land, a littie more or less. The above sale is made under and bv Vittue of a power’ of sale contained in @ trtain Indenture of Mortgage dated th First day of November, A. D. 1886, and wade between Robert Lewis and Margaret lewis, his wife, of the one part, aod William Dodd, of the other part, and Yhich said Mortgage is now vested in the Wdersizned. this 28th day of June, A. D., i. CHARLES McGREGOR,

laweek—t! sale Assignee of Mortgage

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My * wy theonly grand Tea Party of the sea-

“a will take place at Albertop, on

thursday, August 6th.

The feast of our Lady of the Svows, BadofR.C. Church fund. Kverybody “Ul be there and every amusement and

ure old and new provided .

Yerton has the palm for smart Teas,

she Intends keeping it. Easterners

"esterners, stick Aug. 5th 10 your am, it will be a memorable day and no mitake. Trains all directions.

me table later.

JNO. P. BRENNAN,

Secretary. Alberton July 19th 1897. : 167 246 acd wky

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North Side Queen Square.

on ; tain - have your teeth extracted free ot Y the means of either general or

tal angesth esi : Sia, Sj g “lefactorily, a. All kinds of work done

UR. J. H. AYERS

| gold-bearivg

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GREAT BRITAIN AND HER GOLD REGIONS.

(New York Evening Post.)

Tiese gold finds are in British territory. The Klondike branches from the Yukon pearihe Alaskan boundary, aod the gold has been discovered manly slong its course in the North West Territory. Yt the successful miner’, the men who come bome with tales of fabulous wealth attain-

ed in a few weeks, are largely American = citiz ng, That is to say they are “aliens,” “roreign devils,” allowed to go freely into British

territory and carry away its Chief treasure

witheut let or hindrance. Iniagine the case reversed. Imagine the gold ti-lds on cur side of the Alaskan border, and E..c- lishmen swarming in todesporl ue. Wias ehriekse to tugh beaven and appeals Lo Congress there would be! We should bave laws in a twinkling to make all allen min ers pay nine-tenths of their fin ings Into

| our treasury. We should tax them heavily

to get into the territory, avd not let them get out without paying the atlermost far- thing. What some of our states bave dove in the way of legislation to make aliens smart for lending us capite! and develop

ing Our resources fairy indicates what we

wou} j do in tne Case Sut posed. 1 his stupid Eegiish inditference tothe natonalty of the man extracting wealth from English soil would never be the policy of a wide awake and paterna! aad strictly look-out- fur-number one American government. The ineident throws light on the terrible Sland_crabb ng” prepensity ot i igland. She

grabs everywhere, but she throws what

she grabs open to all the world. She is well known to grab with peculiar fury

, When tis aqnestion of geting a bi of

drive her But, as the Klondike ged finds snow, she lets foreigner’ come and help themselves to the gold after she has gratb- ed it. She polices the territory sequired ; the establishes courts; she fo-ters edveation and religion; bat she gives Frencamen, Germans, Italian, or even her dearest foes,

iand ; that always

lishmen. This is a policv of incredible silliness, according to American standards. It might be justified oa the theory that law

} and international policy are intended to | promote trade and industry, and

make human liberty and happiness as secure as possible ; but we know that theory to be entirely mistaken. Laws exist for the purpose of discriminating against foreign-

| ers, and causing misers in foreign cities,

as McKinley boasted that his tariff had done. lLuternational relations are to be +o managed that every nation’s hand will be against its fellow. This being the Ameri- can conception, the obsoleteness, the isola- tion, the supreme folly of the English policy are clearly proved—and that, of course, is the main thing.

Wone as CGcecod as =. & D.

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THE HEADSMAN AT SPRINGHILL

The latest excitement at Springhill is the popular local indignation over the ruthless way that the political axe is falling in the country. One of the four dismissed men atthe janction has been a faithfu) goveroment emplove for iwenty- five vears at that placeand now finds him— self turned out without any reason beirg assigned. The dismissal of bard working men, and the turning ont of their families has occasioveid much revulsion of feeling among the workmen. The Observer (Ind) says: “It is a shame and it is not likely that it will bring any grist to the mill of those re-ponsible for this inhuman act, There is no man in Springhill who would be mean enough to take the bread from another man’s mouth.” The News and

Advertiser slashes at the outrage in the following terse Janguige: “Every vesiige of true manliness and

honor ig lost in such base transaction, and none but craven corruptionists and black- legs would demean their manhood by seeking and filling the sna’ched plac:s of

Lonest laboring men, whose bread hag been so brutally snatched from ther mouths and from their children. It is a

miserably mean busivess and it should make the perpetrators hang their heads with shame. A bumanitv that cau sink io . the depths and degradation of takiaz the bread from sons of toil needs the sharp lesson of baving [ts own sources of revenue dammoed up. O-tra-i-e the crnel crew that yap alsm ani oppres- 8:00,

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Garters’ for Wall Pape

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July Herring, in half barrels, just received and will be sold | reasonable —THOS. McQUAID, Lower Queen Street.

Attend Norton’s aaction sale at two o'clock to-morrow. Positive clearing out of all unsold balances.

And students who have succesful ly passed their examinations will need a good time keeper before

taking charge of a school. We vave a 'arge stock ot

Gold And Silver Watches

timed, and ready for delivery at at Jow prices.

¥ H&. TAYLOR

Jeweler and Optician, ‘orth Side Queen Square.

HERRING.—A Choice lot of

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FERSONAL.

Mr. A. F. Gammond, cf New York, is visiting Charlottetown.

Mr. Thomas J, Gallagher, of Dorchester, N. Bis vistcrng Charlottetown,

Mr. M.A. F vn and Mi-e Fian, of Sr. visiting Charlottetown,

Mr. Fra: k Foster and Miss he ‘e Fos- ter have gone to Charlottetow'.—s. John Telegraph.

Mrs. A. A. B rtl it, of Chariotte o vn, is visiens in Pietua, the ot Miss Belle Patierson.—Pictou Advocate,

It is now r ported that indigestion is seriously Sherman, the American S. cretary of S:ate.

Mr. D. BH. Hogy isenjoy ng afew weeks hotiday in Prince Edward l-land. where he is established at Brackley, Beach.—

guest

tronbiing Jon

Montreal Star. Mr. Byron N. Barns, the well- koown re ore sentative of W. D> Ss ro id & s 18

Montreal, is Visiting the province, Miss Barns ts with him.

Mise Helen Dawson, of Charlottetown, and Miss Benedict, of Moneton, are visit- ing in Summerside They

Miss Macy BF. Wright.

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are guesis of

The health of Lent, Governor Kirk- patrick, wnose life wos recently de=paired of, is reporred to be unproving, aad hopes are ‘eld ont for ‘os ul€ nat recovery.

Miss L llian Raa-ell, tiecomie opr. pr naconna, bas gone to Norta Duca iv &@ Care adivorce from Signor Kignor, her very last husband.

Rev. Mr. Dixou, of FPalifax, who is

epending his vacation in Summerside tock services in St. Mary’s Episcopal church, that town, yertordev

Mra G. G.durvy a d sons returned some on Friday evening accumpaurd uo Mra. M. Robinson of Moncton, who intends spending a few weeks with relatives in this city.

Captain Wm. Richards, of Bideford, accompanied by bis daughter, Mrs. Wal!- bank, of Montreal, were passengers ‘n the Northumberland to Summerside on Satur- dav evening

Rev W. W. Breweran! Mrs. Brewer, left Moncton on Friday tor Maryaville, Mr. Brewers new charge. who succeeds Mr. Brewer in Moncton, preached his opening sermon yesterday.

Thet:i ntsof Mr. Simon Grant, who wes for maoy years employed in the railway machine shop at Charlottetown, will be glad to hear that he has obtained a food position in the railway shop at St. John's, Newfoundland.

Queen Hotel: T F Simpson, Brantford, Ont; W Water, Brockton; K M_ Jeokin-, New Glasgow, N S; Anbrey E Smith, Truro, NS; H E Atchivon, Henry Ferns, H Graham, J M Learment, D M Bacon, GS Stirling, Toronto; D C Morsou, Cardi- gan.

Mr. E. E Faville, who has had charge of the Nova Scotia school of horticulture, at Wolfville, for four vears, hae otained a professorship in the estate agrdé;ultural college of Kansas, United States, and he will leave at an early date to take charge of the chair of horticlture in that institu- tion,

Rev. and Mra. William Mitchell, and their danghter Adele, arrived on Thurs- da- evening on the Halifax. They are the guests of Mra. Mitchell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wakeling. Rey. Mr. Mitchell is rectorof St. Luke’s Church, Terra Haute, Indiana, and is spending his vaca- tion here. They will remain several we>ks,

Hotel Davies: J A Clouche, Byron N Barns, Montr-al; Tom D Beattie, Quebec; Geo G@ Burnett, William Bornetr. M D, Toronto; H T Smith, Ottawa; H DP Fleurv, Aurora, Unt. Wm Green, Toronto; A D Hamilton, Montreal; C C McNamara, Detroit: A E Skinner, Toronw; W P Millren, Brockville; H L Phillive, Jobo Bryant. Jobn Brvant, jr., Owen Bryant, EK 8 Bryant, New York; R MeHarvie, Halifax; Mr and Mrs David Bangs, Phila- delphia; Mr and Mrs S F Willbour, Fox boro, Mass; Mr an! Mrs Kirk Greene,m: d and tv o children, Mrs J Conversee Mrr A Morris, R Mortiand Malsov, Montreal; « McDougald, Westville; J R LeBlanc Mon- treal; Miss J L Barus, Windsor; T A Coss- man, Halifax; A G Pelley, Montrea!; Kf Sale, Toronto; A B Tail, T J Gallagher, Dorchester; M A Finn, Miss Fino. St John; Mrs J E Dilman, Mrs J A_ Dillman, Mrs M DIman, H E Dilman, Brooklyn; G F iay‘or and wife, New York; A B Willis, USS Marblehead; 7 T Crockett, city; E L Brittain, Ottawe;M M Hal! and wife, Montreal; A E Arsenauit, city, W H Hark- New York.

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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

(°K YOUR GROCER FOR Royal Oak Soap

the best lanndry Soap ou the market. One bar will doas mncb as two bars of ordinary imported Soap made from filthy material,

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Tne Teurerarcre —The highest in the} shade on Saturday was 77 Doring la-t; night the mercury dropped to 54 At two; this af‘ernoon 65 was indicated,

Mr. H.C. McLeod of the Bank of Nova Scotie, Halifax, arrived here this morning from N-w London where he was visiting his friends. He leaves in the morning. —

Ar Emenatp —The O’Connell celebra- tion #t Fmerald will take pk ce on Thurs day August 5th. The managing committee are inaking every preparation for a good time,

Tus Lessver Season —The telegram from Ottawa received by Mr. W. C. Hob- kirk, fishery overseer, a few days ago stated that lobsters found in traps atier | 24: inst., must be liberated. Labeiling may continue until 3lst, inclusive.

Fo. Avorrion.—~Mr. M ddlemore has in the Home in Halifax two boys, cue 2) years old and the other 3 years. :

Ary one desiring to adopt these children +honld make upplication to Mrs. Hogg before | Wednesday night as she will jeave for | Halifax oa Thursday morning. There is | also a boy of 17 vears for whom a home is desired in this province.

Scott Act DecLaratioxn —This morn- | ing High Sheritf Kobert-on, at his offices in the Court House and in the presence ot agen'son both sides, opened the ballot tb» xe+ and snmmed up the votes cast at the electivn oa Thursday last. The result was | t+ same as announced at the time and the! Sheriff thereupon deciared the petition for r- peal adopted by the electors of Charlotte- town by a majority of 113.

Tue Leacve oF tHe Cross are making. exiensive preparatione for their annnal! picnic on Wednesday. This is alwavs the | picnic of the season and this year the boys | are determained to make it even more suc | cers*ul than usual. Ii the afternoon th1@ #il' be all kinds of races for which prizes wil be given. Don’t fail to attend, or you will miss the best day,s sport in your life. Return fare only 50 centa.

Sadie

Back From Dercuesrer.—Police Ser-| geant Bradley ani Constable Reardon, who. took Gallant, Jorce, Ellaworth and Me- | Cate to the penitentiary at Dorchester, N. | B., returned home on Saturday night. | Sergeant Bradley reports the Island con - | tingent at Dorchester jiooking about the. same as usual. McEwen, McKinnon and |

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Brown are working in the tailor. shop. Young Shepherd was in the tailor shop but war trane- ferred from there to the stone pile,

Young Murphy is also doing stone work, Mabar, McLellan and Hall are working at carpentering. “Judy” Cummings \« work- ing in the blacksmith shop. Frank Ells- worth i» employed in the bakery. Whit- man, the vet., is employed about the stables.

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“Only nervous” isa sure indication that the blood is not pure. Hood’s Sarsa- parilla purifies the blood and cures ner- vousners,

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Prince Edward Island Hlus- trated is for sale at all the Bookstores. Priee 25c.

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« Pillosophy. Of making many pills there is no end. Every pill-maker says: “Try my pill,” as if he were offering you bon bons! The wise man finds a good pill and sticks to it. Also, the wise man who has once tried them never forsakes

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Collegiate School, Windsor N. Established 1788.

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Rector: Rev C. KE. Willets, M. A., D. C, L. President of Kings Coilege.

Head Master:— wr F. T. Handsombody B. A. Late assistant and House Master. Sir W. Borlase’ school, Great Marlow, England.

The school will reopen on Saturday Sept. «th,

A good general education is provided and pupils are prepared for Matriculatiea at King’s College and other Universities, the Royal Military College, Kingston, for the p ub lic Examinations and for Commercial life.

The school has good recreation grounds, a } well equipped Gymnasium in charge of a

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Special values in Cotton, 20c, 25¢ and 39¢ each. Special values in Silk, 62¢, 85¢ and $1.15 each.

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P. E Island

a cepy of “Prince Edward Island,” is about the best thing for the purpose of giving strangers an idea ot our beautiful Pyevince. It con- sists of 100 pp. printed on the best paper. The engrav- ing are numerous and first class. The price is 25c a copy. They are for sale at

all bookstores in Charlottetown, at Summerside, and Souris and on the

train. They may be obtained at this office securely | wrapyed, re:dy to mail to frinds abroad. Write

skilled profesional instructor, play rooms, cott age inhrmary etc. The building is heated throughout by hot water. and lighted by electric light.

Fees for the majority of extras have been considerably reduced.

Redncuions im the general fees are made for brothers, sons of clergymen and boys under twelve.

There are six exhibitions for sdfis of clergyinen, snd valuable movey pr’zes are presented annually by the aiamopi of King’s College.

For prospectus tion, apply to the Reetor.

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Buy your tickets for Boston by the fast Steamer Halifax. W.W. CLARK, Ticket Agent )

or call,

THE EXAMINER OFFICE.

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Sails from Ch’town every Friday at soon for Halifax, calling at Sammerside, Port Hood, Port Hasting, Port Hawk:- bury, Arichat, Canso, Isa c Harbor, Sal- mon River, Sheet Harbor. Returning leaves Halifax every Tuesday evening at 6 o’clock, making same calls, including Souris.

Through Freight Solicited.

Rates low to Halifax.

Apply to Te W. W. CLARKE, Agent. |

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A By-Law Respecting Milk Vendors,

| Be it euacted by the City Council of the City of Charlottetown as follows; —

1. Every person publicly selling Milk in this City in or from any vebicle shall ob. tain from the Mayor thereof a License as a Milk Vendor and the Mayor is hereby authorized to issue such license upon re- ceiving the License free hereinafter men- tioned.

2. The License fee for the present year 1897 and up to the Thirtieth day of April next shall be Fifteen dollara and shall be payable on the Twentieth day of August next and thereafter the said License fee shall be fifteen dollars per annum and shall be payable on the First day of May in each year.

3. The City Collector for the time being shall be and is hereby appointed Inspect- or of all Milk offered for sale in this City.

4, It shall and may be lawful for the said Inspector to examine and inspect all milk +o offered for sale wherever the same may be offered.

5. It shall by the duty of every person keeping or offering Milk for sale whether on the streets or in shops or private dwell- ings to furnish to and permit the said Fur Spector to take samples thereof for examin- ation 08 analysis, and any person hindering the eaid Inspector in the discharge of his: duty, or refusing to permit him to examine: and inspect or to take samples of such Milk, shail be deemed guilty of an offence against and incur the penalties of this By-Law.

6. Itsball be the duty ofthe eaid In-

spector whenever he has reason wo believe- auy milk to be adulterated with water or any other substance to procure a sample thereof to be analysed and to prosecute al} persons who may be found selling offering or keeping for sale any adulterated Milk. 7. No person shal! expose for sale or sell anywhere in this City milk adulterat- ed with water or with any deleterious sub- stance. 8. No person shall expose for eale or publicly sei] Milk in this City in or from any vehic'e without having first ob- tained a Licence therefor in manner above mentioned,

_ 9. Any person or persons guilty of any infraction of any of the provi- sions = of this By-Law shall

upon conviction in the City Court of the Stipenditary Magistrate on the oath or af- firmation of any credible witness forfeit and pay at the diseretion of the said Magis- trate a penalty not exceeding the sum of Thirty doliass for each offence exclusive of costs and in default of payment thereof it shall and mey be Jawful for the said Magistrate to commit the offender or off

enders to the Common Jail of the County of Queens County for any period not ex-

ceeding Thirty days unless the said pen-

alty and costs be sooner paid, provided always that nothing in this By-Law. shal]

be construed to require persons selling

milk in stores or from their private dwel| ing to take out the Licence above men tioved.

H. M. DAVISON,

W. E. DAWSON, City Clerk. Mayor.

City Clerk’s Offi 2, July 13th,

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