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cence tocal a EE , | ‘ ; H Heguial meetitiy o-nient. i} *'s c t \ - if (merical scraw hats. cant ape oul (; BNA nr nm A Bruce a Has iT 3 imp ved tu hip seed cn. Z seel : , ? 8 race 5. i R h eal » Bat Caspian arrive i here _ a jg Ot i load ff hard cos vam Philadelphia, wen * ».¢. Lyons. J ace ai : oe SeEaMER.— Th International line pals ning a ste hetween St. John oow HDDS Ho gtoB gal.y- t = 4 } ‘ Morrow EvVENING.— We will otter prow evening special bargains in

es and sunsh sde3.— Beer Bros. « Cty '

cat . , Lawn Tennis at Vic-

‘ PRowkEss!) & a re Saturday )afternoon.

, Park to-morrow, : . sttem dance * f members requeated. — _> —_ ' . Arrived at Queenstown, Barque ae from Buenos Ayres, Captain : “Taylor, alter & passage of 61 d ays, all — > — Openev To Day.—Anether lot of Taber's

« York beauties Int artutypes and photo- “eyrede—Haezard & Moore. > evening should be Concert Co. A lor everyons ¥ ho

—Monday - the Red pata

, TREAT

lt fore wine treat 18 1u gtute

Tue

attends.

-_—— SP se ronxips rhe rush for tat nip seeds is to : Carter & Co's. The varieties = - jare the Haszards linproved and Car- jemane dy lw

- sn Joun —The St. John Progress con- tang an excelent p trait nnd life sketch voha Jate premier. Ouly & cents, at Rie y snond Rookstore — > —_

Pouce Covrt.— This ma rning, the case rged with assault with

{as young man charg ‘ent to commit Tape, Was ad) uurned un- sl Monday for further evidence.

— steamer Fastnet, flalifax laat ever-

“nel pork

For Hartrax.--The (aptsin Keily, satle! f of swith a fuil cargo of lobsters ad two passeL gers — M i838 Macdonald and Vir, Fairbairn. Se ACKNOWLEDGMENT. — Mr. Dunean, oi at Kent Street School, hereby acknow- Jges the kindly gift of books a3 prizes for deomtmeat from Mrs. F.W. Hyndman, Mra, doodwill and Mrs. Houle. — Pe Booxs.—We have bought at a wwreain a nice lot of buoks suitable for vs, and will sell them at a specirl dis- ta until the sammer holidsys. Do>a't ret the place—Haszard & Mo Te. —-2- 4 Porwten.—There is no nevessity for get- tieg letter heads, billheads, etc, printed in Moyrreal or Toronto, when you can get them Ww 2% per cent. less from John Coombs’ Sewn Printing Establishment, Lower Qneen

vreet, Charlottetown. Zi Saini waptan Paciric RarLway.—A pamphlet ived the “Summer Tours” open to the

iday seeker by means of the ©. P. R., has hen issued. It contains full particulars ‘ihe tourist by this great line, and should eobtained by all those who may be contem- yitieg & trip. So Mesexcrn Boy Deap.—Mr. Geo W. i, #3, of Vanceboro, met with a severe lusa i Sanday last, when his trotter Messenger bp, 2 37, burst a bloed vessel and drop- Messenger Boy was formerly med by Mr. A. NW. Large, of this city,

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‘uit Haty Hotmpay.— We understand all the dry goods merchants, boot and Yee Hore men and jewelers, have agreed to w their places of business every Monday “wthoog a6 one o'clock, commencing with ine cst Monday in July and coniiauing until th Lust dlouday in September, isclusive, lilbliabcwinees oo Bostox —The steamer Carroll, vt Brown, sailed for Boston last wait with a cargo which included 1,653 suet eggs, 2,959 bags potatoes, 2,284 — 2,706 half cases lobsters, and the Ke Ma passengers: M A McKinnon, wi MeLeod, Angus A McKachern, Mrs . - Speedwell, Lotte Speedwell, Kd- wand ail'l, MreG W Smith and Joseph WKivnon

r = | Rae ae Patus "—The rehearsal mien ofthe Yn cantata (under the nied Seek 7 M C.A..) was well at- es hs arnham fsels very much en- * , ag Se anner in which the mus- wie. & Vaartottetown tuking Mie beaw’iful exercise, and for the tee Played in handl.cg the diff “wed A general rehearsal again ‘gia | M.C.A. Hall at 73

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iogerg are invited to sli 4 Wacorn —A countryman oo Eppes tally fell from a truck *tely injured Pe this afternoon. and was Mt occured whi} _— the head The accl- hehon's Has y ng team was turning the tino woe i of P. EB. Island corner. Mr. Ai etsiacd in ete hen picked ap, Mas , or at condition for some tine. iets os o Gil ig boarding - stables, PML eeere ne accilent, where he re- Mayr “Y @teution at the hinds of Dr.

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Neen and D he shop on the corner Regs 9 Orchester stre ets, recently

“iedbye Epp. | wth INer Se K _ rtson, 1s being painted te and wr taide bv Mr. D. How- Tesof 7 F 'U. 1 Morrison, Miss ag “cevand A E. McKachen sa "shal Nth am - the atore of P. Cal- bil, > “PPOBite side of the street Ue : me i The we’ Painted up by the same U8 gt } : Umea are. ot James Paton & Co., Ranat x a also receiving similar at- he soo Sands of Cameron & Co. *ork continue.

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Vat @ a next evening. a nit . — p.m = N “ithe ech,

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3. Aew ¥e ‘ ; “Oner’g — with a cargo of piliny, | zelf ins the y heel Was cut entirely off, ju t | ne Mk ’ She is eee a ' . Rie gt Water's cigs, The oe The B hring Sea Matter. met, “Te take “2°. i capt n mone wy oe 2 On board the } a. h (%, umbia y ord , steane. i LONDON; June 19 * Sigh: . ceiver j | i. ght de . ro dena e: a e _ mia oe met ofhermachiner ,' Sir James Ferguson, 1 tha Honeeet hin 0 ‘Colum! Wednestay afternoon. : Commons yesterday, said the Foreign f 2 All Hla is commanded by had received aA communication = from

; ormerly of the Worcester

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‘LATEST FROM OTTAWA.

CAUCUSOF CONSER VATIVES.

ENTHUSIASTIC UNANIMITY,

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SPLENDID LETTER FROM LADY MACDONALD.

Policy of the New Administration.

Orrawa, June 19. A Conservative caucus waa held here yes

he expects to be able to proceed without further delay to discuss with tho United States government the terms of the reference ot the Behring Sea dispute to arbitration,

A Disastrous and Fatal Sterm. Cuicaco, June 19, A terrible rain storm swept through Illinois Valley on Wednesday night dam- azing the crops and gardens, and sweeping houses away, the occupants scarcely escap- ing with their lives. The crops throughout a large track of the vallsy are ruined. Sev- eral persona were drowned.

A Terible Disease.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19. A disease has broken out amoung the Hungarians in the Pittsburg coke region, resembling the terrible biack leg malady which some years ago infested Europe.

The Intriguer at Work.

Mrxico, June 19.

_A plot has been discovered to annex Gautemala to the United States. Some cf

which the greatest enthusiasm aud harmony were exhibited. Prem er

promised the solid support of the party, | Kinging cheers greeted ihe remarks of the several speakers, aud sounded through the corridor much tu the mortitication of the grits who fully expected a crisis.

The tollowiag letter was read from Lady Macdonald : !

FAauNfCLIPFE, June 17, 1891,

“{have received and read with a proud satisfaction the address you forwarded me from the Conservative members of both Houses of Parliament copveyiug in words that are each one a comfort and consolation to me, their sense of my loss and their own. Wiil you do me the favor to say to those gen- tlh men, my husband's true and devoted friends, with what a swelling heart I dwell on their loving test.nony to the greatness of him whose usetul, kindly, chriatian life it will} ever be our highest privilege to remember, J think the dear friends with tears, not thore of surrow — for such a life and such a death are beyond ihe reach of cormmon sorrow, but wi-h tears of | gratitude and affection iu acknowledgment of their love and faithfulness to him throngh many years and many battles. Will you tell them, from me, sometime when all can hear, that his widow, broken-hearted in my loncliness and desolation, ventures to ask from | them a last and lssting tribute to my hus-

band's dear memory. 1 ask that that tribute | shail be a firm

and united support | to the poliey and = principks which the great leader lived and died to | maintain «nd carry cut,

with all the power my words can convey to!

speak ia this or any other crisis of our—your }

motive but Canada’s welfare end Can-j adas success to tollow—in short the splendid | exam: left to us—and to carry out with no- sign of division or faltering the plans aud purposes that lay sonear Sir John’s heart. I shal! watch so long as my life lasts, with ear- nest anxiety, the progress of pub'ic affairs in this country, as for the last twenty-five years I have been proud to-do, and pray, as I have already prayed, that.the Almighty Ruler of all men would of his mercy grant wisdom, :

the great Conservative Party. * Your siacere friend, (Signed) ** AGNES MacpnoNnaLp.”

sels 0

Yesterday was private members’ day, a loz of business was disposed of. Sir Hector Langevin announced the pol- icy of the new administratian. They pro- pose to carry out the policy which has! hitherto guided the Liberal-Conservative party, the outline of which, in respect to the measures of this session, waa indicated

in the speech from the throne.

The trade and financial policy will be declared in the budget speech.

Mr. Laurier gave notice that to-day he will move a motion uf want of confidence.

BRITISH PARLIAMENT,

Government Defeated in the Commons.

Lonvon, June 19.

In the House of Commons yesterday, during the debate, the Fsctory Bill was amended to prohibit children under eleven years of age from working —defeating the Guvernment on that point by a majority of sixteen, This amendment will effect nearly 200,000 children in the Kingdom now employed in manufacturing districts. It is a huwnanitarian reform and was opposed by the bulk of the operatives, who profit by their offspring’s labor. :

The News says that the blow is bothdam- aging eni ignamonious, and that not even the resignation of Home Secretary Matt- hews will save the Government from dis- credlt and disgrace.

The Chronicle says: ‘* Truly Secretary Mathews is a costly luxury tothe state. The defeat of the government will seriously damage the prospects of every Unionist candidate in the next general election.”

Imperial Federation.

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Lonpon, June 1d. All the journals echo Lord Salisbury’s statement to the Imperial Federation

League that they must now seriously con- sider the plan of @ United Empire Trade Leazu>. The papers say the only feasible plan is that which the Canadian Federa-

tionists had long demanded, name- ly, a preferential duty within the empire against foreign goods. The Federation League will lay their views

before Lord Sslisbury to-day, but seeing 'that a general election ia just coming On, few expect the Guvernment to commit It-

Abbott got a hearty reception, apd was /

1 appe.l to them °°PY-)

the most prominent officials and principal c Hee planters are interested,

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Failure in Montreal.

Montreat, Juae 19. John MeLaan, & Co., wholesale wmillin- ery, of Montreal, have failed. Liabilities large. ‘They assert they will pay in fu.l.

Bodies Mutiiated.

BERNE, Juce 19 Many more bodies of th: Swiss railway acciden: vic'ims have beeu recovéred in a frightful state of mutilation,

Diilon and O’Brien in Trouble.

Dux, June 19 The police leviel upon the goods of Dil'on and U’Bries, and sold them out yesterday for two hundred aud fifty pounds.

Weather Bulictin.

Toronto, June 19.—10 4 m. Generally fair, @ little higher temperature.

S

DIED. Yesterday, the 18th inst., Joshua Thorne,

in the 70th year of his age. A native ot

Devoushire, Koylaud.

{Funeral frvm his ofd residence, Hillsborough

\

Steet, to-morrow, Saturday afternoon, at 3

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o'cl ck.

(Beston and St. John, N. B., papers please

At Charlottetown, on June I8th, 1891,

do now and in the future what they and Poy.) og MeLecd, im the 66h year of his age, know would be my husband's wish and desire, | leaving wife, fivé sons and two daughters o Could those lips, silent on earth for evermore, | ;ourn their ivas. :

May hie.sou! rest in peace. {Funeral from his late residenee, Crafton

—country’s history, to stend side by side, ' Street, Kast, to-morrow (Saturday) morniag shoulder to shoulder, regareless of irritation, ' at § 45 o’elock. self-interest or seeming reverse, with no respectfully invited to attend }

Friends an ¢cquaintance-

(Boston papers please copy )

At Grand River, Lot 56, on Munday, the

Sth of June, inst., in the 62ad year of his age,

Donald Campbell, ouly surviving sen of the

late Angus Campbell, of Girand River, one of | the pioneer settlers of King’s County. deceased was on exemplary Christian, a duti- fal son, and-a good member cf gociety, and was where he lived for hig im ny Christian virtues. , ' . >. ; He leaves o wife, six children and two sisters ya and firmness to the policy and cour- Ito monrn the loss of a kind and affectionate | husband, father and brother.

were followed to the church on the 10th, by a large concourse of sorrowing and ‘friends and relatives, and after a solemn ond |impressive service conducted by Rev, Dr.

The

much esteemed m the neighborhood

His remains at Little Pond

Walker, were depositd beside those of hie

prrents.

P. E. ISLAND RAILWAY.

Saturday Excursions !

MOMMENCING on Saturday, 2uth June,

instant, and on every Saturday until September 26th, 1891, inclusive, Return Tickets will be issued at one first-class fare from all Stations on this Railway to Souris, St. Peter's, Morell, Georgetown, Charlotte- town, Hunter River, Cape Traverse, Kensing- ton, Sumtnerside, Alberton and Tignish ood for return ONLY ON FOLLOWING

MONDAY. J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent. Railway Office, Ch'town, | June 17, 1891. J

all prs 6i

BLACK DRESS G00DS,

We earnestly invite your attention to our fine showing of new aud fashionable selec-

tions of BLACK GOODS for the Spring and Summer trade. We bought this atock

of ours with one particular aim and object

in view :—

There Must be None Better, and There Must be None Sold Cheaper.

We have made it a fixed fact that there will be no better goods offered you any- where, and we have made it an absolute certainty that no better prices shall be offered you anywhere, sioply because we CAN and DO SELL AS CLO3E as it is possible that they shou'd be aol.

STANLEY BROS.,

mayl4 jrown’'s Block.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e

{ITUATION WANTED —By a sober, steady man, ina grocery store or around a ware- house. Apply at this office. 2i pd—julS

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) LET.—The ‘‘ Oakland House,” situated on Kin Street, suitable for boardiag purposes Apply to Mra. CHAs. MCKENNA 3i pd—jul9

OST.--A Reed Holder belongirg to a Claronet. L anv persen finding same wili confer 4 favor

vy leaving it at this office. junely

WANTED.—A servant for general housewor!.® Goo4 wages. Apply to Mrs. FreD Pek- KIVs, Brighton Koad. jonel8 O2T.—A few daya ago, a Safe Key about three inches long, with a cross piece at end,

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the British Minister at Weshington 68) ing

Finder will be libcrally rewarded on leaving it at this office. janel3

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19. 1891.

SUCCESS CROWNS EVERY ERFORT |

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A Grateful Community Takes Advantage of Our

Gireat Clothing Sale and are Thankfal !

“pecial Attractions make Special Business this to the fullest extent during the past week. Clothing Sale kept the buyin till night during the past week; and so far from letting the excitement decline, we purpose that this week shall out-riyal the last, and make the people even more enthusiastic.

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It has

tion of goods don’t pay, but that it Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing from the WONDER. FUL CHEAP MEN, who always back up every advertisement with the goods as represented, fully asked to call and see their immense stock, even if they don’t want to buy,

fo] We realized Our Great

g¢ pubiic all agog from morning

&

TVPORTANT VERDICT!

been decided by the best people that misrepresenta- pays well to always buy

The public are most respect—

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Prowse Bros, the Wonderful Cheap Men.

Charlottetown, June 8, 1891—eod & wky

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READYMADE ¢

AORDINARY PURCHASES

COMPRISIN G:

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James Paton & Co's, | POPULAR

Clothing Store. | 4

and Vests, Ready Clething ‘' two and three piece Suits,

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‘Black Russell Cord Coats, fi Pine Sortch Tweed Trousers, | Serge Suits, from $1.95, | +. PATON & CO. | ' ‘Tweed Suits, all prices,

Black Business Suits,

Every Day This Month

TIGHT

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Charlottetown, June 6, 1891—eod wy

CARPETS |

Cheapest in the PERKING

Charlottetown, June 8, 1891—eod & wky

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‘HE BAZAAR CO. have received daily for two weeks from 2

73 Plain Black, Brown and Fancy Tweed Waterproof Coats,

; : SZSe Fine Ready- | Boys’ Suits, one lob to clear, from 75 cents, | sir made Clothing} ‘ Serge Suits, from $1.00 up, | =p == ; i ' a1 f ; + . 1m To-nighi, andj ‘ Fancy Tweed Suits, from $1.50 up, Bers Every Day this| '' ji,lack Worsted Suits, Zesns Week, | §tts, every description, cheap. | a? = = ==

aE Se RR Sas ia Gil iciociaaieanaties a OS The above Goods are the finest ever imported to P. E. Island. They c= as i consist of the latest Novelties for Midsummer wear. and are of such magni- i

tude that few. indeed, could realize the importance and bulk of said consign- ! e = & ment were we merely to recapitulate figures. Call and sew for yourself. Ask | =s— = to see our fine SCOTCH SERGE COATS and VESTS, euitable for Business | = a= Men, Clerks, etc., etc. Ks AOA A

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JAMES PATON & CO,

MtRKET SQUARE.

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PAPERS, including all the latest styles in Kaglish, Americsa and Cia idian’ Papers,

Dados, Ceilings, Borders and Freizes, a1d have now, without doadt, the fin In order to clear out our tremendous st ck, we will sell at the bottom prices. to shiw the Papers.

ENGLIS!

of last years Blin is at half price to clear. Paper Biinds at 15.. eaca. few days.

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28st show in the city We have only

They sell themselves i WASHABLE PAPERS in every variety and at lowest prices. One Huntrel NEW BLINDS =a lovely assortment. Hands>me

Corrugazed Carpet Paper to arrive ina

Cirtain Poles at 3392. e172.

eapest supply ever in the city,

BAZAAR CO., Queen Sireet.

Charlottetown, April 16, I891—eod & wky