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we TU eR a om et or ee ot eenerems italiane c ; ; ‘ . - : | — 4 - —— ei a ee ee So x. hase cc Ree wt meer ae 4 Dane me aes Ao ty L JA i MEG ee ee eC 2a er a 2s JALTOY MXAMINER, TUNE 4. 18838. soca! and Other items. Tey cepa ear saciid ’ : — - The LSRS See ev . Special Notice BE: ~ .* . au 4% Ye 2 % « a, yo gg, MACLD Minister of Calvin Charch, SULTANA Ratstns at Beer & Corr’s. [june3 x Bats g Joh, js dead 2 [Spectau Desp ar HES tO THe Exam TER, } Exrna fine Tea at the Lon lonH ouse. y & eq Say Inon any Wits cadraacht Caffrey. Executed. = ee | [may28 4; 2aw wkly6i a gpothe aries Ha [june 4 lw eod ei New Rhubarb at beer & Gorrs., {june 3 saoeitihaeatioaeties i Gilemmitiiciingninanais y Ap a W. & A. Brown & Co » slling a jol = Dupuy, June 4. ae : . _ Slhng a job : gene will be & meeting of the Royal Thomas Caffrer waa deen ; ine of Dressed Regatta Shirti (Fancy) at “ e ‘ ‘ Le f i os Q ox . nas ili cy as on sapure ay lange BEeVE aty cents. aa 3} 6) a * panel, : ° 2 for the mi rder of p Di i Re te : : [may 101 2 2 te yw * ee Pest ° oye ’ ave ndish and Mr. | PurE Gop Baking Powder md Jaking ger Ea aa ay & b Gi ea8 Ha a z° x@ &> S PpEDERICK mr 4 BRecxrey, M. P., ited thes } " ; is execution, he ad- | Soda at Beer & Gorr’s. [june 3 : me fre iv a Saturc £ San ILLeqC é 10 la ‘om mitts he rl < j a Sieuide ; gaived hon ote m lay wight : sae : eb d the crime, Lace CURTAINS at ms L, — Fouse. cas —0O — wat AIX a s Hall A Si ritmeear ‘ . ‘ oni Mayes W |W WK y dt RoRAXIS a} A onument to Garibaldi, { I'e best. edit Sie et a NT ee i hae . f ie . [janet lw eod — ald one me ae Se re at the oe * advertising our Spring and Summer Goods we cannot enumerate the variety and many e FOCePrY, ais vnubarbd, janet} < . a i . : ; i . cae . Ms M PH ‘ rrived here on Satur r : Rome, June 4, UaR) i TS, Mattings, and Floor Clohs at the a ov elties we hold In CV ory department ; but we feel assured that an examination of our uy, He will rea a short time on busi.| 0 7¢ [talian Parliament have decided to | London House. [may28 4w 2av whly6i| Stock will repay any intending purchaser. We have great confidence in offering this season's i erect a national monument tk Garibaldi i KENT MILLS ar other good hra if | ee ° . s Be s es MO. lar atl bua ieee oh ®: | purchase, containing, as it does, the 1c I tb bel N B ar Th . i » seacl . . . NEw { TON ery }- | tas Oil yn pe \ ' . » te En are ue Pepe aud the Parvetl ¢ ircular | .° kW CoTTons very cheap at the London | o il working as oe . a en ena ees . ? House. {may 28 dw 2aw wkly6i | - a5 "<% a a pl he Rowe, June 4. | Tew pound boxes of mixed crackers for | e ; * e - His Holiness the Pope has threatened to | 08 : ce very cheap at Tus Ciry) vg CHAS! Y r, of Sackville. N R | Suspend all ecclesiastics who disregard the| EAM Bake RY. “ | | ; : ga: . : ’ pps scl $4 head of spleadid looking fat oxen | An 0m Circular All subscriptions in } ‘s ox a good Worsted Suit go to the London English and American Millinery, } eathers, k lowers, Pompons, Kgrets, Ornamenis, etk., etc., in Soag f St. John. for @2 009 | Evugland have stopped ouse. may28 4w 2aw wkly6i | : . : Gere Coaghlan, of St bn, for $2,000, | Megland have stopped. pmay ae Ae Sow whiy6i | immense variety and extra value.
g about $55 a stoc k to
gener. —A large
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jrekaCHER ban ed Byerd was tarred and
igihered by a mob at Franklin, Neb., on the ge ult, for beating his daughter, who had ghrmed ber mother of his adultereus rela- sina with othe women,
»> — ys. B.C. McDowatp, Salesman for the
; gates Urged and Piano Co,, Truro, is in town As his stay is gny person desirous of doing business
gi pate cp at the “Osborne "
sith him would do well by giving him a call.
teas
fan Phoenix Cricket Club had a long prac-
a By diligent practice they expect to be
toputs good team on the field to meet
: te “Wanderers of Halifax about the 15th vat
> for Sate.—A comfortable Pheaton Carriage wend hand—in good repair. Must be gd Apply at this office. {june 4 li ‘ TF veins fax site of a city on the Saskatchewan, to » alled Leopola, was fixed on the recent gitof geveral-manager Vavhorne. The site eg a beautiful location on the east bank dthe Saskatchewan, on a plateau forty feet owsinitptiencaii fue following were the shipments of coal jem Picton for the week ending May 3lst ; fiifax Co., 70 tons; Vale Co., 328 tons; In- ial Co., 3,230 tons; Acadia Co., 404 a ws; total 4,038 tons. The total shipments piste aggregate 17,422 tons. sn ebegilahiede Watkixe Sricks.—Ebony, Iron Wood, fue Wood, Orange Wood, Olive, Vines, etc., #&, the largest assortment in the city, for gest Apothecaries Hall, Desbrisay’s Corner. {june4 lw eod
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Tae contributions of Peter’s pence have
wamenced to decrease so rapidly daring the months that an appeal addressed to
ithe bishops is being prepared by the Pope.
tng them to awaken the faithful to the
geasity of providing funds for the needs of
im de Holy see. ----@}- --
loxpy Lonneg and H. R. H. Princess Louise mit to Toronto, on the Ist inst., to attend tedrt Exhibition. There was a large crowd tithe station to bid them welcome, and they wre lustily cheered, while en route to the fueen’s Hotel. A couple of companies of the th Royal Grenadiers and the Governor (meral’s body guard acted as a guard of mor. In the afternoon they visited the ex- bition... — a — Smaristics of Lunatic Asylums show that te-tenths of their patients are brought to fer condition by abuses of the generative . A great Brain and Nerve food, known Sllsck’s Magnetic Medicine, is sold by our imgsists, and comes highly recommended as unfailing cure in all these diseases. Sold a Uhariotietown at Apothecariee Hall. See dvertisement in another column, [lw wkly —_——— Tue Militia attended Divine Service at h Paul’e Chureh, yesterday morning, in filuniform. The Ist and 2nd Batteries Wtown Artillery,Captains Passmore,More, md Major J. D. Irving. The Charlotte- wn Engineer Corps—Lieutenants Horne md McDougall—and No. 3 Company of the 82nd Battalion Infantry — Capt. Stewart -Lieut. Col. H. Beer commanding. The Rev. Dr. Fitzgerald read the service, and lev. Mr. O'Meara preached an excellent id eloquent sermon suitable for the tcasion. The companies presented a very fice and well trained appearance, and their widierly deportment was favorably spoken aby ail who witneesed their marching. ——_->- Tak respectable looking female who has on i More than one occasion stolen the centre plant from the flower beds in frout of the Tridence of Mr. J. \V. Mitchell, Euston Street, f ® known. If she would call at the door and | wi for a plant, her reqmest would be granted,
md she would, therefore, be relieved from tmmitting a petty theft, and Mrs. M. trou the trouble of planting and re-planting her
jums. It is strange that in a place like Charlottetown a person cannot make tbe
of their resideace a little neat or pleasant
by planting fiuwers, without having them
iproote] by those who certainly ought to
how better Very late on Saturday night, @on the approich of Sacday
Mid was wade. Pleswe call at the
t.
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Looxisg vor Inpecements.—An esteemed respondent senda the following clipping
frm a Napanee paper, in the hope (a forlorn te we fear) that the City Council of Char-
may consider the matter of securing
the money :—‘*A Montreal legal firm, Messrs. Uhapleau, Hall an
ised that they had clients who wished
invest from $100,000 to $200,000 in some
Maaufacturing enterprise in Canada, and ithe corporations desiring to secure the ation thereof would intimate the induce-
Rents they were prepared to hold out. The was mentioned to the Council here last Monday evening, when a special committee appointed to look atter the matter. Dur-
Wea
ing the
discussion, Mr. Herring pointed out baefits likely to accrue to any town by the “tablishment of large mauufactories in its Bidet. He instanced the benefit not merely adjacent country but even to Napanee had resulted from the establishment of tance up the
io a Which
Several paper mills a short dis a Even the gas works, he said, had bene vere
the town (o some extent. had been - Rorabon
; Was spent in town. c bw rere to thiuk it would be a good thin
select from. | micas tow, at Apothecaries Ball. [june 4 lw
eon Saturday evening last, at Victoria
morning, the last door the text time, through the day, and request a
d Atwater, recently
Since they started, in the neighborhood of $45,000 paid out for wages to men employed t them, a large portion of which, no The other council-
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| ‘ france and Tonquin. Paris, June 4. In the French Chamber of Deputies, on the 2nd, the Minister of War stated that France hoped to avert war with China on the Tonquin question.
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Russia and the Perte.
CoNnsTaNTINOPLE, June 4.
Li is said that the Porte has asked Russia to j un with her with the object of forcing Englaud from the control of Egypt. ; Sir A. T. Galt.
Monrreat, June 4.
Sir A. T. Galt arrived from England yesterday.
Wen,
France and Madagascar.
Paris, June 4, It is reported here that the French has only withdrawn from Madagascar on the Queen acknowledging the French protec- torate of the IslanJ.
Telegraph Notes.
The French transport Mytho has sailed from Toulon for Tonquin with 1,600 troops.
The Turkish troops have succeeded in completely subduing the Arabs who refused to pay taxes, after killing and wounding 40 of them.
The steamer ‘‘City of Pekin,’ brought 966 cases of opium, the largest quantity ever brought here at one time. The duties were nearly $258,000.
Thirty-four of the Collinsville rioting miners plead guilty to the charge, and were fined $25 and costs each, but a stay of execution was granted during their goed behavieur.
The work of the committee in charge of the Tuke fund for 1883 is rapidly drawing toaclose. The committee thus far have despatched 4,600 emigrants from the coun- ties of Mayo and Galway.
Prince Bismarck presided at the meeting of the Prussian ministry on the Ist. It was decided by the ministry to take the regulation of church matters in their own hands, independent of Rome, and to submit a bill in the Diet providing for the modifi- cation of the May laws.
Edward Harrington, editor of Kerry Sentinel and printers of that paper, have been summoned to answer the charge of printing a poster which appeared on the 19th ult., inviting persons who desired to join the Invincibles to attend a meeting to be held the following day.
Mrs. Susan E. Douglass, aged 27 years, of Cumberland County, Pa., during the absence of her husband, on the Ist, cut with a razor the throats of her three chii- dren, aged 5, 34 and 1 year, and then cut her own throat. All were found dead. She has shown symptons of insanity.
The French have bombarded two ports, one on the northeast coast of Madagascar, causing great destruction of British and and other merchandise. The French man- of-war Forfait and British war sloop Dryad have left Tamatavie. The Malagasy author- ities are pressing forward their military preparations.
The vessels which leave Kiel next week for China are those recently built for the Chinese Government, and not German vessels, as was stated. The vessels will be inspected before they leave there by a captain of the German navy and will be navigated to Shanghai by a German seaman, who, after the vessels have been handed over to the Chinese authorities, will go on board the vessels of the German squadron in Chinese waters.
The North Chicago Rolling Mill Co's. works at Bay View, were shut down, ex cept the blast furnace, on 1st inst., throw- ing 1,100 men out of employment. The works of the Calumet Iron & Steele Co., at South Chicago, the only other merchant iron mill in Chicago, closed except the blast furnace, last night at midnight, throwing 800 men out of work. The rail mill in Belleville, Il!., is running as usual, and the western will begin as soon as the damage by the late fire is repaired. Both these mills work on the same scale as last year. The nut and bolt mill in Kast St. Louis is also running. The rolling mill proprietors of Mahoning Valley, Ohio, will all sign the scale of last year, and work will be continued without interruption. after next Monday. There is great rejoicing among the 4,000 mill employes.
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Weather Belietiu.
Probabilities for the mext 24 hours for the Maritime Provinces.
Toronto, Jane 4—I11 a. m. Moderate fresh south to south-west winds, fair warm weather.
deen received by Principal President of the Britisa at 181 members “ning to the
A letter has Dawson from the : Association, annowaciug th entered their names as ©
g ie mor. lance factories be d showed had enter 1 ul pre- wore large factories bere, an ting in Canada. Lord Raleiyh will pre Mag sision, f make reasonable ve ie Mentrval mreeniny.
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| Bey your Dry Goods, Clothing and ‘Teas, | at the lowegt prices, at J. B. Macponasn’s. {may 10 wkly For a good Tweed Suit go to the London House. | May 28 4w 2aw wkly6i Essence VrnfGAR.—Makes the most wholesome Vinegar, at half price. For sale at The Apothecaries Hall. [mayZ2 2w eod wkly Im ly you want a Boy’s Suit go to Geo. Davies & Co. {may2S 4w 2aw wkly6i Kenpa.u’s Spavin Cure, wholesale and retail, at the Apothecaries’ Hall, DesBrisay’s Corner. | Apll8 1m wy taw dy For good Tea go to Geo. Davies & Co. [may28 4w 2aw wkly6i
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infants, at W. R. Warson’s. [may31 2i fm mn t . ‘ | ra Ses, dinner sets, toilet sets, glassware, | and a large lot of assorted crockery. Those goods were bought fer cash, and will be sold cheap at CoLwiLu’s. {may 22 3aw w 6) Curar Prints at the London House, {may28 4w 2aw wkl ¥6i A GREAT RUSH to CoLwttLt’s for "cléeap crockery, [may 22 3aw jy 6) Diamond Dyes, wholesale and ret: A, at The Apotheearies Hall, DesBrisay ’s Ce ner. {[ap26 cod + »wly lm CAL avd see the splendid 1)‘ crockery be sold cheap at Cotw1'
[rm
to y / 22 3aw w Gi AN imtwense variety of new ‘Joths at the London House. {may28 +4) Saw wkly Ga Six Hunprep milk pans and potter crocks,
to be sold cheap at Cotwiy’,. {t iy 22 Saw w 6i INSECTCiDE. —Sure et tt hed bugs, ete. aoe use. For sal | ‘The Apothe- caries Hail. [may2: ww eod wkly im
fig imported thorough-bi* srcheron- Norman Stallion - Sa
“ROMULUS,”
Registered Pedigree in Norman Sy, page 2313, vol. 3, imported ail’
é
d Book,
France via New York, on the *7th a sired by the celebrated Stallion “ROMU™ ©, winner of first prize and-Gold Medal 6 Y¢T al] other Stallions at Universal Exposition, by 4™5, 1878, was foaled in 187%, He is black with one white hind foot, and is considera by Judges to be an exceptionally tine horse, {With splendid style and action. ~ |
Parties wishing to breed to a pure) bred animal, are invited to call and examing this horse at }
b,
Mr, W. 8. MeKie's Sta
(better known as the McGill Farm,
where he will stand for the season and serv’ limited number of mares, excepting when Ve leaves for Souris, which will be ever} Wednesday, beginning May 16th, going by train at seven o'clock, a. m., arriving at Souris at twelve o'clock, noon ; and leaving for Char- lottetown, Thursday, at two e’clock p. m.; arriving at Charlottetown at seven, p. m. For particulars apply to the undersigned, BENJAMIN HEARTZ, W. 8S. McKIE. Ch’town, May 26—lw wklylm
is at the DraAMOND BooxSTORE. See testimonials in advt.
OB PRINTING of every description executed with Neatness and Despatch at the SXAMINER JOB PRINTING
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Nestir’s milk food, and Ridge’s food foe
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Point Brabaut, Vermacelli, etc., ete. Strawberry, and all the new colors.
PARASOLS
Galateas, Oatmeal Cloths, Ferry Cloths, Lace Checks and Dress Goods (black and colored}, in Cashmeres, Nun’s Veiling, Plaids, ete., ete.
PERKIN
/ Ch’town, May 3, 1883.
500 pieces of Print, every variety, in color, pattern and price.
Our Lace Department is replete with Maltese, Soutache, Hand-run Spanish, Point de Alencon, Laces, in Black, White, Cream, Terra Cotta, Crushed
AND UMBRELLAsS.
Sateens, Cretonnes, Zephyrs, Stripes, ete., ete. Beige Cloths, New Checks and
jle Dry Goods, of every description, in very best value. Room Paper,Carpets, Oil Cloths, ete.
S & STERNS.
Sienna erred paneer eens aeaesoASSERN Ee
British Warehouse.
0:0
Vo the Wholesale and Retsil Trade.
20:
W.&A.BROWN & CO.
AVE now opened the completion of their large stock of SPRING AND
SUMMER
Whey are offering apes tuaucements to cash buyers.
elsewhere.
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W. & A. BROWN & CO. Ch'town, June 1, 1882.—wkly
a a en en ee
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IMPORTATIONS of Note and Letter Papers, Foolscap and Bill Papers, Blank Book Papers, Envelopes, Pens, inks, etc., etc.,
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in Great Britain, United Statesand Canada. Special Inducements to Country Traders.
PRINTING PURPOSES, and having the NOVELTIES in PRINTING TYPES, we are better than ever prepared to undertake orders for every description of
Printing and Bookbinding, at low rates, with despatch, and in a superior stvle.
BREMNER BROS.
Ch’town, May 29, 1883.—5i
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BRENNER BROS.
have just opened a complete line of
ARTISTS) MATERIALS,
London, consisting of the usual articles necessary for Painting, Drawing and
Sketching Blocks, Tracing Linen, ete. —ALSO—
of the artists of the Royal Academy.
A splendid opportunity is now offered to summer tourists wishiog-te supply themselves with materials for skétching, ete,
BREMNER BROs.
KOO" -, yo Vater and Great George Streets
Ch’town, May 29, 1893.—6i
ee
DRY GOCDS.
It will be to your advantage to iospect their stock before purchasing
44 QUEEN STREET.
Ws about completed our SPRING AND SUMMER
making the best assortment ef the above lines of Goods we have yet imported. All qualities at lower pricés_than ever, being bought from the leading Houses)
Being fully equipped with all kinds of papers for BLANK BOOKS AND ATEST STYLES and BEST
imported direct from the celebrated establishment of GEO. ROWNEY &CO., Wex Flower Msking, such as Oil and Water Colors, Sheet Wax, Vurnishes,
Oils, Gold Shells ani Paint. Children’s Color Boxes, Palettes, Sable, Hog Hair | and Camel Hair Brushes, Bristol and Academy Boards, Diawing Paper, |
A Sew Beautiful Chromo-Lithographs, in Scenery and Flower Studies, by some |
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~ ONIONS.
; pete
PACKAGES ONIONS, very cheap, May 25.
THE NEW GAS LIGHT.
7ZsHIS LIGHT is a Burnerand Fixture com-
bined, and the Patentee claims that it gives twice the amount of light from a given quantity of gas that can be produced by any other known appliance.
These Burners are constructed to give a light from 50 candle to 50,000 candle power. They are particularly suited for Shops, Shop- windows, Churches and Public alls, where a Brilliant light is required at half the usual cost. =
These Burners are for sale at the Gas Works, where any information as to the cost, ete., etc., can be obtained.
N. B. ~The above light can be seen @rery night at the Diamond Book Store and +t Mr. P. Monaghan,s New Feuit and Grocery 8 ore.
Ch'town, May 10, 1853 —1}m eod.
CARVELL BROS,
Anthracite Coal.
RIGT. “JOSEPH,” is now on her way to
this port, with 369 tons of Philadelphia Red and White Ash Coal. Also, schooners on their way with Sydney Old Mine and Acadia Nut and Round Coal.
Parties wishing the above or any other Coal can be supplied by leaving written orders with W. W. Clark, at Lord’s Weigh Scales, or with the Subscriber.
Yerms— Cash.
THOS, CASELEY. Ch’town, May 28.—wkly li
FOR SME OR TO LT.
eee cae on the Malpeqne Road, z iately occupied by Henry Lawson, Esq., and adjoining the residence «f Malcolm
MacLeod, Esq. This property consists of six acres of Land, with Orchard, and bas situate thereon a Dwelling House, containing aine rooms. newly painted and papered, and in first-class repair; Stable and Coach-Houee, and there is also a Well of Water at the door; the whole suitable for a gentleman’s residence or vegetable farm. Apply to J. G. ECKSTADT, St. Viacent Nursery.
May 23.
For sale or To Let. r terme beautifully situated house at ‘* St.
Avards,” Mount Edward Road, outside city limits, containing vine large rooms, with well of never-failing water in kitchen, to which is attachedatorce pump. These prem- ises are within fifteen ‘minutes walk of the Post Offiive, and include’ stable and coach.
house. For farther particulars enquire of the subscriber on the premises.
JOHN T. FERGUSON, May 12.—dy whkly
Notice of Removal.
\ RS. MACLEAN desires to inform the LVI ladies of Charlottetown that she has removed to Queen Street, next door to W. F. Carter’s Confectionery Store, where she hopes to secure a continuance of the patron- age so liberally bestowed in her former place of business. Also, that she has added Millinery to ber stock, and has on hand al] tLe newest shapes in Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, Feathers, etc, just opened Also Laces in Black. Brown, Cream and White New Buttons, New Frjilings, Tubular Braids | Buckles, Cauvasses, ete, etc. New Fancy Work expected soon, Hatsand Bonnets wade j and trimmed to order.
May 11.—5w eod
MOORE’S FARINA
: NUPERIOR to Corn Starch or any prepar ation of a similar kind. Sold
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
AT THE
LONDON HOUSE,
Ch’towp, May 7th, 1833—tf
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