r ha vias joel and @ther items,
, weal ae 1) lls s - si eM ttee art pa S ~ ri \ € - t ey Be, - St) \ ‘ { 4 VeaTHt , \ | i wea er bere wring ‘ : en igi one al LuMBE AMA! lhe Nk ; r ' y Miontreal for jase! Cieaar _— . Q se} ; e famaica AS ‘ oo 1 the tirs ” _ *? amber € ths ut ,gnaica - S Ae } The ent osence irunken- eorder at t sports on the » . | 7 Park yesteray ay OE AOE << é ™ . ru wn-~and the man a yurnamen s > € This } an abusive > ‘ in . , oe use was disposed of for a fine of $1 es “he defendant im an assauit oa. ave. »° bs . . A ~ fped S! or S$ Gays, anda tWo drunks
vis . $2 or 8 days ea
= enceaiteon —t4iNMEN t.—There wili be a musical oorar¥ entertaininent in the new hall, at ~ iyear Anld’s mills) on Thursday - next, Q7ta inst. & 7 o'clock. An ae —— i prepared. picamanents Wt be a as tne ev > ? lid time 18 guaranteed all visi-
4 spend ; {rom Charlottetown. <a ---o--- ountrywoman
She suspected
ee Waoxe WOMAN —*A
g the maranet to-uay-
dor conatrywenan stealing it, aw. The suspected woman indigaant nied the jtruth of the assertion Her _ si, owever, jechine? to take her word, . bad her taken to the police station, where vqugearcned; but the missing money was .fand in her possession. The accused
a gramptly released, - > - MB Xyors provides a re medy for all diseases, 5 jade, Williams’ Pink Pills women have a
i jefe ali those ills peculiar to their sex.
4 orasons, bearing-down pains,’ nervous
ap lace? §] ld to their treat-
i and restore es er to perfect health. | lj =o y eaiers or sent on re- | | 3 price (9Uc a DOX by addressing Dr,
iz Med. Co., Brockville, Ont. lw
Me sooxp Cuass License.—We are pleased
+ wa that a larger number than usual of Salntaattending the Prince of Wales we for second class license have decided ins: book-keeping as the optional subject. hi is quite in keeping with the wishes otten
graed by the late Superintendent of | fstion (Mr. Montgomery) for he was Bamely in favor of making this important ay't compulsory. ici . hes: was a greater boon to the Bicewilc. Every form of stain or dirt dis- gprs before Lessive Phenix — the new pistive. Wash cotton, linen or flannel with | liclesmsali kinds of utensils. It will
mm your silverware, It is a phenomenal
map caver, because it does the work without
use ot soap at all lt makes a wonderful
r clot on you have
not the
VE Ll both
ae
‘ aD S ASK a :
m iuexo Town. —The Salvage Corps and
eat Football boys are being congratu-
. “Gay Upon their good work at the!
Bumarent on the park yesterday. The
Beaute of the South End Club
Wiaanaged the affsir are also being
mgtatulated upon the splendid manner in which everything was carried out. There ssme grumbling, however, about there veng mud on some of the seats on jthe enindvand. But so long as peuple are in ‘it tatttel walking and standing on the uss bug will there be mud on them, no ‘lave? Dow careful the managers are.
VisitaBLe Property.— We would remind | Ur teado & «} } 9¢e i ue readers of the sale to morrow 26th inst.
* Stantiord Farm, crops and stock, iis 8 one of the most beautifully situated 4 Ti in the province, and the residence i is perhaps the best finished farm- : _ east of Uharlottetown, Some tho- iin bred (registered) short-horns will be oo 'h? sse time. Mr. Mutch has ou ~ premises almost every kind of agricul- ‘apiements, and with the crop now on the farm, a rare opportunity is cee tending purchasers of almost sang required on a first-class farm.
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tural "pe ther
pesres.— The James Shaw, whose t 4s found in the river at Campbelton, ia ee ago, as already mentioned of Mp lie Shae’ is, " 18 said, a brother who left the Isla, of Brackley Point Road, He was on b sland about twenty years ago ho lived vith way to visit his aged mother Brickiey Poin Johnon the homestead at ae mt. It now turns out that than's person a watch were found on » This dis ynen the body was picked
ine pa of the suspicion that his
he result of foul play. How
the poor mane. . Nistor 82 Came to his death is yet a \Stery,
death
eng + ua - . r eer IN THR Counrry.—The par- ee at Kelly’s Cross was enter- ? Uurgis " ‘ 403 at an early hour on Sunday
br
Xia!
“Ming |; t . tine” “st. An entrance was effected “4 4 Windo L 2. ‘ << - 4OW in the Kitchen wiaich
7% lols . ih art Uniastened,
tharlae After getting inside, 7 core Went through the house. From dosh 1. wey took some loose money and
Atash }y
* 9OX Contain ; 3
Me mak, oo aning ato it4 $30. As th-y ih. ig th 2x] ‘ , i. heir exit thr. ugh the window,
7 — »» % the cash box, which was very
hin ¢.) 4 Teli
v , ar 7 BS Dped ee and the contents of the box by yp , the «ground, where eT . : the cleft. Before leaving,
burglars filled sereral bottles —_ « cask, drainiag the cask. Md Mp posin, in the house heard the no's», Cetpyman & that some one was alter the Bx De iest ton and came down stairs, Rion, co oan to see @ tall man In Gers ge . _ the took to he one of two
ay Mterncon i. the premises oa Satur- “4 man decay She at once gave the alarm. “¢ Inmates = as soon as he saw that
| Y ee, The a. oe were aware of his *? Man. The on cays she can identify Fert man — } man referred to and a Miciting ; ot Griving about the country Wer — S in the clock-mending and a, i. and making enquiries about nig oe “ces and things with which they my) . interfere. [t would be well for me man eet the country to be on
a “l Wine { 4 *Sfvant
|
| tion members
“7 Douglass | tunnel, beyond | tion \
| afternoon.
) yesterday,
THE DAILY EXAMINER...
PELEGRAPHIC NEWS, SPECIAL DesPatrcurs am Tur ae ..
DOMINION PARLIAMENT
A es
House of Commons.
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()yr 7 ©) ~ ss rTAWA, Aug. 25.
‘A very large amount of business was tran- Bac = in the House yesterday, notwithstand- lng the persistent opposition of a few Opposi: Hon Mr Foster, replying te
| Mr Davies, said that he Gove nmn; : id nm t
intend to take any action th's summer, re Si: Fox's report on the P KE Island ‘ giving it a careful considera- aestion ot further surveys or estimates said, under consideration.
All committees met again to day. Another waut of coutidence motion is to be moved this
was, he
Qin } = Sir Donald Smith landed at Montreal
He and Dalton McCarthy will
| resume their seats in Parliament.
English News. Ottawa, Aug. 25. English potato crop badly affected with
| blight.
> at ‘ : _ President Carnot will visit England in | the spring, when the Queen will decorate
ij him with the Order of the Bath. ana |
The
Duke of Norfolk will
marry an | American lady Miss Vanuact. | caeneiapalanmatan
Bedies Recovered.
New York, Aug. 25. anc
| Thirty-six bodies have been recovered
;from the ruins of the New York disaster.
| Twenty-eight are still missing.
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| Bismarch Losing His Grip.
Bexuin, Aug 25. Bismarck is afflicted with drowsiness and losing his memory.
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| Dr. Henderson's Insurance Paid.
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Cryrpe River, P. E. I., Aug. 24, 1891.
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: The Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Company, Torento, Ontario,
Gentlemen,—In acknowledging payment in | full ef my claim of TWO THOUSAND DOL- ; LARS insurance on the life of my late hus- | band—Docter Kenneth Henderson—I desire | to thank you for the prompt manner of set- tlement. Owing to discrepancy of four years in the statement of age, and other matters, I was impressed with doubts as to payment of claim. Iam most thankful to you, and Mr. B. Paton, your genera! agent, for the | generous spiiit manifested, and trust that you may continue to meet with the same generous support from the people of Prince Edward [sland as you have hitherto received, and not only here but in all parts of Canada.
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ours very truly, ANNIE C. HENDERSON, August 25, 189k—lw cy&w -——- —_ oon
News Notes,
A Perlin report says Russia is storing up | corn for war.
| The venerable poet,Oliver Wendell Holmes, | will celebrate his 82ad birthday August 29.
| The convention of the National Irish | League of America will be held in Chicago | next month, instead of in Baltimore.
| A deficit of $2,000,000 is reported in the | Haytian treasury department and a commis- | sion bas been appointed to investigate.
Mr. Thomas McGreevy should come to Ottawa and give his evidence likea man. His running away from the subpcena makes him | look like a liberal.
A decree has been issued in which the Queen announces that she foregoes the right to aanex Manipur. The Viceroy will choose a native ruler of Manipur.
Liverpool is to have the first elevated rail- road in England. It is to be run parallel with the road along the docks for 64 miles, with a station at every half mile or less, Eleetricity will be the motive power.
In spite of the officialldenial, it is¢still asserted that a government order has_ been despatched to all Russian Polish railways forbidding exportation of any more rye, wheat or flour.
The British government has notified Sir Julian Pauncetote, the British minister at Washington, to bring under the notice of the Washington government the question of the improper packing of cotton cargoes for England.
The Glasgow Herald of Aug 12 contains an account of the trial trip in the Firth of Clyde of the new Allen steamer Numidian. The building of this fine steamsbip is an important evidence of the growth of Canada’s trade with the mothe: land.
It is estimated that the treasure lying idle in India in the shape of hoards of ornaments amounts to £250,000,000. A competent authority calculates that in Amritsar City alone there are jewels to the value of £2,000,- C00 sterling
Willian O’Brien, in a long letter bidding the evicted tenants not despair but to hold out pending the settlement of the dispute over the Paris fund or the result of a new appeal te the country, reproaches Mr Parnell for his apparent desire to drive the evicted tenants to despair and ruin, merely to discredit Mr. Dillon’s capacity as a political leader.
MARRIED.
At the Methodist Parsonage, Montague, on 924 August, by the Rev. R. Opie, Mr. James J. Creed, of Sturgeon, to Miss Margaret E. Brown, of Pownal.
DIED.
Monday, the 24th f Nathaniel
At Charlottetown, on August, 159', Jobn Peardon, son 0 Peardon, aged 32. leave his late residence, Wednesday, 26:h inst, at proceed to People s acquaintances ale
{@oeneral will Grafton Street, on 2 o'clock p ™, thence Cemetery. Frien«'s and respectfully invited,to attend. |
At the residence of his brother, David Me
Ewer, West is Theo. C. McEwen, aged 71 years. Funeral 26th, at 3 0 clock.
at Cavendish Road, s, Eleanor, g a hus- daughters to mourn ife and mother.
Fell asleep in Jesus, ¢ August 20, at the age of 51 year
wife of Mr. William Fraser, leavin band, four sons and three the loss of a kind and loving W
River, on Tuesday, 25th Aug., |
TUESDAY, AUGUST 25. 1891.
‘CONVENT DE NOTRE DAME,
sa oe Studies will Commence as usual on the First of September.
jee SISTERS beg to inform the public that much in the way of general improvement been accomplished during the holidays for the well-being and convenience of the pupl's. By means of a first-class heating Apparatus, the spacious apartments of the
has
» yi ae iy + . r. & Islan d I unne!l Question Lnstitution possess the advantage of a constant
genial temperature. Suitable arrangements | combining a strict attention to comfort and | cconomical charges, are made for young ladies either attending the Normal School or other- Wise engi ged, who would wish to enjoy the benefit of a quiet and home-like boarding house. For particulars apply te the Mother Superior. augl8
CIGAR AND CIGARETTE
SMOKERS!
The effects of the Tobacco Habit cn the human system are so similar to the effeets | of Dyspepsia, a New Brunswick physician who had been cured by ‘‘ Dyspepticure ” was led to try this remedy on a patient broken down by the use cf tobacco. The resulis were almost magical—immediate relief and a perfect cure in a few weeks. ‘‘Dyspepticure” always takes away the desire for smoking. lw—aug24
Davies’ New Drug Store.
W* are now fully opened for business, and invite the public to come and in- spect our new Store.
Our stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Fancy, Toilet and miscellaneous articles has been doubled, and the public will not find @ more complete stock in any Drug Store on the Island.
We are carrying a very choice line of French, English and German Perfumes, also in Fancy Soaps.
We have also added to the attraction of our new Store an elaborate Soda Fountain, the finest ever imported to Charlottetown, where the popular beverages of the scason are dis- pensed, An important point with our bever ages is that the Syrups run through the Fountain are made with genuine Fruit Juices, not artificial flavors.
The choieest brands of Havana Cigars in the city, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Pipes, ‘Tobacco Pouches, ete. Give us a call.
aug22
P, B, [SLAND RAILWAY.
FUTURITY RACE.
i connection with the P. E. Island Futurity
Race, to be held at Summerside on Wed- nesday, 26th August, iast., a SPECIAL PAS- SENGER TRAIN will leave Charlottetown at 8 30 a. m., standard; returning, will leave Summerside at 5.15 p. m., standard.
Return Tickets will! be issued by this Train at undermentioned rates :—
Charlottetown, Royalty Junction, Wins- Jad, PONE a sownees Annonces 3 $1 00 Colville, Loyalist, North Wiltshire, Hun- ter River, bradalbane, Cape Traverse, PUTBORG 5 oso B08 55 6d RCRA STS
~I ou
Other Stations, single first-class fare.
J. UNSWORTH,
Superintendent
Railway Olfice, Charlottetown, | August 22, 1891. J
APOLLINARIS.
“Tha Queen of Table Waters.’
16,090,000 Gallons Bottled in 18990.
REDDIN BROS.,
jy30—4m eod pd Sole Agents.
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e
cnaselieomeeencneenaiaet a Leonean
i —On Thursday last, a gray and brown plaid woolen shawl, between Vinter River Hoad and Covehead Road, tape marked Flora Macdonald.” Finder will please leave same at Mrs. Kennedy’s, Hillsborough Square, and receive reward, and oblige Mrs. Margaret Brenan.
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WanNtkp.— By September ist or before Sep tember 15th, eight first-class Coat Makers, four Pant Makers, four Vest Makers. Highest wages and steady employment.—DUNLAP, Cook & Co., Amherst, N. 8. iw—aug25
WANTED.—A general servant in a family of three. Every convenience ; light work ; good wages. Apply at this office. tf—aug25
WANTED. —A situation in a mercantile house by a man Willing to make himself generally Apply by letter to P. O.
3i pd—-aug25
useful. Good reference.
Box 125
WANTED. A competent person to act as nurse, foran infant. Apply to Dr. BEER. aug 24
OR THE RACES !—For sale, one new Sulky, second to none on the Island; also, one gord Track Sulky, very little used, made last year, cheap for cash at W. C. TiIck’s, next door to Fish Market, Graften Street m tf pd—auZt
ee em
WV ANTED.—A good general servant, Refer- \ ences required. Apply to Miss ANNIE ALLEY, Prince Sireet. 3i pd—s.ug22 Ne an vy.—A Store on Queen Street, lately Sig hw lt by E. S. Bonnell; also, a Dwelling Apply to R.K, tf—aug22 . es ean WANTED.—A general servant in a family of three, where a servant man 18 kept. Hot and cold water through the house. Good wages to asmart girl. Apply at this office aug22-3i pa
House and stable next door. BRACE.
ANTED.—Two female cooks at St. Dunstar * \ College, about ist september. College. Beppe : WANTED.—A nurse in a family of four. Good { reference required. Apply at THE ED - | AMINER offic. aug2i
lw —aug?- eee
rT ~ x TY? ( . i ; ANTED AT ONCE Parlor and housemaid, | W with good references, High wages. - p- ply at Tuk ExaMINER office. aug?21
NTED.—A servant for general housework. we to Mrs. C. V. “MoGrecox, Prince
| Street.
_—A housemaid in a small family. W4 Washiog ‘aiven out. Inquire at this office.
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Apply at the ;
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~ NOW GOING ON,
———_—-—_——__A_ T'—— sebastian
ROWSE BROS. STORE
:) ;
Khe Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock of Cloth- ing ever shown to the People of P. BH. Island. Don’t be led astray by bogus advertisements, because we can sell cheaper than.most of our competitors can buy. Come and see.
PROW SEH BROTHERS;
THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.
aaa
Tremendous Clothing Sale
Charlottetown, July 30, 1891—eod & wky
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NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
We will Open on ist of September
——_———_WITH A FIRST-CLASS STOCK or——
STAPLE ~ AND ~ FANCY = Unt ~ GOURD,
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1386 QUBHEAN STRAHL,
THREE DOORS FROM. STAMPER’S CORNER,
¥ ae ee (X -———_—_——-_-——_
Cc. J. PATTON, late of Charlottetown Woolen Co. Charlottetown, August 4, 1891—eod & wky
1891--AUGUST--1891.
Preparing for Fall Trade!
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B. MACDONALD,
Extraordinary Bargains
A New Lot just opened. cleared out at Dress Goods.
During this Month, will give in Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. All odd Coats, Pants and Vests will be tlalf Price. Ladies Light Summer
Shawls at slaughter prices.
DOMINION BOOT AND SHGE STORE.
and we are anxious to never heard of such during this month.
Pate me | 4 »
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Fall Goods will soon arrive, clear our Summer Stock. You Bargains as you will get from us
Charlottetown, August 3, 1891—eod & wky
. ‘ian : 1 nacialiy sale:tei for ths Holiday Sasson t a Large Stock of NEW BOOKS (as well as the old Standard Works), sp cially ste est Ww Pentti inne eget Intending aceon of the Prince of Wales College should secure tnerr Books early, and the 08
: oe SCHOOL SUPPLIES ver place in Charlottetown to buy them is at the BAZAAR STORE. Call before parchasing olsew hore. SCHOOL SUP ’ Freap. A lot of LAWN TENNIS NETS ani RACKETS to sell at cost, HAM MOCKS very IRRORS, FANCY CROCKERY,
Our stock of WINDOW BLINDS, PICTURES, CURTAIN POLES, BRITISH I LATE } PisS, FAS .. etc., was never larger. eek ie baie 03. PENS. INK, MUCILAGE, ete. etc., \ splendid assortment of PLAIN and FANCY STATIONERY, BL ANK BOOKS, — F aS sama PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER. Moulding and Pictures of all kinds kept in stock. x resenv® .
BAZAAR STORE.
Charlottetown, July 20, 1891—eod & wky
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