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* cash purchases of Miece lane Rooks, Stationery ana Farcy Goode, school books 5 per cent ut

1 CARTERS BOOKSTORE

N B—The above discount is given in

r ' } al cases, where the cash pure Ace | gpounts to 10¢ or more. Everybody 1s pitied to it. und should see that they get it. — Geo C. & Co.

GhO. CARTER & CO.

REAL ESFATE.

Jam instructed to sell at Public on the premises, on

Auctior

| | F Auction Sale. : |

Wednesday,» June sth

at 12 o'clock, noon.

That desirable property on the corner © Grafton end Pownal Streets, the residence atthe Jate James DerBrisay, with laage warehouse adjoining.

This property bas a frontage of 85 feet

S op Pownal Street, and 84 feet on Grafton Street, The dwelling bouse coniains 11 rooms acd is heated by hot water

Also on the same day, on the premises upper Hillsboro Street, at I o’cleck.

The double tenement dwelling house and piebises at present occupied by Messrs John Brown avd Henry Ball, and two vae- ant lots, Nos. 20x21, nearly ‘opposite J. D. Reids residence.

Hasy tern.s of purchase made knowa at

' R. BEARISTO,

Auctioneer

920 @ OS OD O90 00062

Concentrated Lime = Juice

i! Capsules

For those who wish t>? carry Lime Juice in # convenient form.

These capenies reprerest the active and volatile constituents of pure Lime Fruit Juice in a concen trated and agreeable form.

A. W. REDDIN, Phm B

CENTRAx DRUGSTORE 4 Sunnyside. cece SSS S54 CoQ 06

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in all its branches at the Exau- ! INER office, one ef the best equip | ped Job Printing Establishment, on P. ¥. Island.

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Single Copies two ec:

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FRANCE AND RUSSIA INTERFERING

With England in China

TUEY

PROTEST AGAINST MIN- ING CONCESSIONS.

Government to English Companies,

([SreciaL ro Toe Examiner.]

Pexin, June 4.—It is reported that the

ff France and Ru

yrotesta «

sia against the

granting of mining and railway concess’oas

of great value to British companies has

had the effect of Staying the reigning of

| the lease by the Pekin authority,

COMMODORE SCHLEY HAS REPORTED,

‘Spanish Fleet in Santiago,

SAYS THE SQUADRON ISIN THE HARBOR.

But has not yet Gone in To Offer it Battle.

[Seserat TO THe EXAMINER.)

W asuineron, June 4 —Commodore Schley’s ctitcial report of the reconnais~ sance at Santiago on May 3lst, has been received here by the Navy Department.

He save, in his despatch, that he is sure the Spanish squadron is inside the harbor.

CADIZ FLEET HAS SAILED.

No Word of its Destination.

(Seectat TO Tae EXAMINER.)

Ginratrar, June 4.—It i3 annonaoced here that the Spanish Cadiz squadron has suiled bat the date of its sailing was not mentioned, nor destination of warships

given.

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Ladies kid gloves: another lot at forty cents. T.J. Harrie, London Hoose.

The Pill That Will

Dr. J. C. Aycr’s Pi'ls will prevent and cure biliousness.

“For years I have thorourchly tested AYER'S Prtis, both as a preventive and cure for biliousnes 8%. They are the best medici ine for the purpose and q all that is claimed for them. . E. KOLB, Shark, Ark,

Cure ne Bifiousness

MACK AY’S

Straw Hats for Men and Boys:

Come to

the Bargain Coiner for

HATS & CAPS

Al| descriptions.

W. D.

WKAY

: Thousands Could Tell the Same Story cf

iSLAND,

SATURDAY,

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NO [28

STRUCK BY A TORPEDO,

Auxiliary Cruiser Sunk

BY ASPANISH TORPEDO WHILE ENTERING SANTIAGO.

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Americans Made Prisoners by the Spaniards.

(Spectra, vO Tae Examiner.) Cape Haytien, Hayti, June 4.—The American fleet according to advices re- ceivep by cable from Santiago, the cable

| being under Spanish coutrol, opened fire

again at 3 morning, Friday, on ships.

A United States auxiliary cruiser, well Jarmed, attempted tofforce the pas - sage into the harbor.

The Spaniard’s allowed the cruiser to

o'clock yesterday

the fortifications and war-

cross the first line of torpedoes but be fore she arrived at the second line they dis—, charged a torpedo which brokea great hole through her side, and caused her to sink immediately, bow first. The name of the vesse! is not known, nor is the number of victims reported. One officer, one engineer and six sailors were made prisoners by the Spaniards,

LA TER.

Care Haytian, June 4.

A later despatch from Santiago says tbat the vessel that sunk at Santiago is under~ stood to be the Merrimac.

Only the extremities of her fuunel and two masts are visible above the water.

Santiago advices to Cape Haytien, in referring to the sunken vessel as aa aux- iliary cruiser,probably mistook her ¢harac- ter.

The Merrimac is a collter and always bas been a collier.

THE COST OF THE WAB.

[Sreciat re THe Examiner.)

Wasnincrox, June 4.—The war has cost to date aa average of tea million dol. lars a day for 31 days.

A BANK MANAGER DEAD.

[Seecta, To THe Examiyer.]

Hatirax, Jane 4.--F. ager of the Rank of Montreal, morning after a brief illoess.

M. Cotton, man-~ died this

Neuralgia Tormerts.

Misery that William Davidson Tells—

And Thousands Have To-day the Same Song of Rejoicing—Cured by South American Nervine.

“T suffered untold misery for over throe mcnths from neuralgia of the stomach. Physicians did oe a to help me, but all attempts weie butt Hed. [saw South American Nervine a anal and resoived vo tryii. The first bottle gave me great relief, and after I had used six bottles I

was compietely cured of this dreadful | disease.” William Davidson, Thedford, | Oot. Sold by Dr. S. W. Dodd and Geo.

EK. ‘tape

‘Carter's fr ‘Wall Papel

G nts chocolate boots. A good line at

low price. —J. B. McDonald & Co. |

125 3i. |

Now is the time toget a dinner or tea |

set in the real flower bine while we are | offering them 20 cheap.—W. P. Colwill.

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THE PARLIAMENT OF CANADA.

Tarte af Daggers Drawn

WITH THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.

Government Forced to Back Down in the Ballot Box Enquiry.

{(Specrat ro THe Examiner]

Orrawa, Juve 4.—In the Commons, yesterday, Tarte attacked the Montreal Witneas, saying that that paper had shamefully abused him.

The Witness charged that the Montreal barbor loan was managed by Tarte for the benefit of some of Tarte’s friends.

The Ottawa Government was brought up with around turn yesterday morning, when the majority tried to force through

the Public Accounts Committee report

| commending the action of the Government

in spending some $19,000 inthe alleged ballot box prosecutions. The enquiry is not yet completed. Some witnesses called have not appeared, and the man who did come with a contradictory story of Con- servative fraud did not bring his papers.

Sir Hibbert Tupper stated that the en- quiry would be resumed next session, and proposed, in the raeantime,that the evi~ dence so far takea would be reported with- out comment.

Mulock, Sifton, Davies and Wielding

were present, and it was insisted by them that the report vindicating the Government should be brought in. Then there was real confusion, but Tupper was supported by Wood, Clancy, Sproule and others in the demand that judgment sould not be passed by a ma- jority of the committee without hearing any evidence except that of the man who pocketed most of the money.

As the minority were determined to shout down and vote down, opposition, Sir Hibbert assumed the offensive, with— drew his motion to report evidence, and proposed to reopen the cate, asking for @ summons for Sir Oliver Mowat aud several] others, and informing Mr. Mulock that the Government would not get their bus‘~ ness through the House until this iavesti- gation was concluded if the Muvisters persisted in their determination.

This defiance backed Mulock down, and the Ministers agreed to drop their proposed whitewashing report and accept Sir Hibbert’s motiun, the latter stating that he would reopen the enquiry next year.

In the Senate, replying to Ferguson, Miller stated that Collector Brennan, of Alberton, had been dismissed May 25ib, and J. F. White appointed in his place.

$53,000,000 — More Wanted.

W AsHINGTON, Sune 3. —General Ager yesterday moroing asked for an appropri- ation of $53,000,0@ for the equipment and maintevance for the remainder ot the year of the second ca)] of volunteers.

New vc)lars aud cuits for ladies, latest style in white, red and black at F Perkins & Co.

Geni’s Furnishinge—latest novelties in | Gents F rapa © at F. Perkins & Co.

Soft Shoes

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We'll just repeat the price story

we've told for two or three days

past. Ie arange of waists,in Stripes, plaid-: and taney patterns, bine and

pink mostly easily worth 60c each for 45 ¢ ents,

LOT 2

1\LOT 3

Isa lovely 'ine, They're very pretty muslins and princs, all light for example, a dainty stripe eflect with waite collar and cuffs (separ- able) regular $1.15, value woes at

S86 cents LOT 4

oS ; a co We Isa ors se 2 ig en — Is a black shirt waist of fine, soft print. light aod medium shades, | tea: color goods, detachable white

very pretty patterns, separable col- Jar, attached cuffs, the regular price would be 80c, to go at 60 cents 5

collar; attached white cuffe, sizes 38 and 40 only, regular $1.25 to go at 94 cents

< And add another new lot. A grand line of

waists at $1.00. MEN’S COLORED SHIRTS,

A lot of stylish colored shirts, some open front, some open back, some wit! detachablecollars’ and euffs, some with collars and cuffs atcached. -

49 CENTS Wrhat Woe Advwertise Mre Heve

MOORE & MCLEOD

We give nostamps—-our customers get all the discount,

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Baby Cabs---We Dont Want Them

This lot of carriages was a little late in arriving, and to make move out quick, have marked tnem very low.

Just Think of It

4 beautiful well finished uicely upholstered Hood Top baby Carrig for $8. Better ones at better priees.

JOHN NEWSON,

ellers of good Furniture trangers to poor Furniture.

FOR SALE OR T0 LET. | sadies ra

That wel] known business Hotel on 3 Cloth Top Richmond Street, near the market

This Hotel conta‘ns about twenty geod Shoes rooms and shop, all in good repair. Good stabling for thirty horses, with large yard in coanection.

Arply to THOMAS CAMPBELL

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made from fine don- gola, turn soler, pat- ent tip,and fine black cloth top. An ideal summer shoe. Our price for this line, $1.75 a pair.

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FOR SALE

Extra good value.

R.K.Jost

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