Lo ‘al and Other Items,

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‘ PaTRICK a FiA night,

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ist received and open-

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Hall to-night.

Go, and take a friend with +

(jyMNASIUM SHO} LUO pairs, only

wr at McEaclen’s Shoe Store,

cents & PP Jene22 2;

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Cocrt This morning, the case

,jagt a man for allowing cattle to run at | pge was cis! issead

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Mark! | H . \\ da 8 | y ace her iday, tea apd Fancy Sa « biggest affair yet. Lots of fan are t s

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More Horses > urerep.—wW.S. McKie , of this city, shipped a cargo of good drivers » the Northuurberland on Monday.

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Wo wats a light summer parasol? - You wn have Your choiee of a lot werth from $1.15 to $).S0 tor 75 cents at Stanley Broa, june 20 3i veined “typre THE Pams ’—A fall rehearsal this evening in the Y. M Goi Hall at -S o'clock, All are requested to be present

No Cros:1na.—-There will be no orossing » North R ver (Poplar Island) for teams on next M nday, 29-h = inst.—M. Lamont, Cyatractor.

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Tse ENTERTAINMENT in St. Patrick’s Hall this eveniag should be largely attended. A capital programme has been prepared. Ad- mission 0 aly ten cents

a a St. Pereks Scooois.—The publie distri bation of priz-s wi'l take place in the Boys’ Schoolroom, on Wednesday at 12 o'clock,

instead of at 1] as notified.

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For room paper, carpets, oilcloths, lino- , leums and other house furnishings try the : cheap dry goods store of Perkins & Sterns. }18 Si eod —_ »-——

Buseck Sam's Batpar. — The bridge kiown as Diack Sam’s Bridge will be serpped to-morrow. The travelling public had better take the other road.

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SeasoNaBLE.—This cheerful climate ef ous is beautifully impartial to clohing dealers. One day it lets them sell tennis bazers, The next overcoats are in order.

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A Batr.e or Grants.—Joha L. Sullivan au horizes a match with Slavin, the Austra- lina, for 310,000 a side, wianer to take all, anlan outside bet of $10,000 4 sid: Slavia wil probably accept.

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Cerrmxe in Tuern Worx. — It is said that this y2ar potato bugs are doing more damage in Maine than ever before. The bug ia of larger size than usual and is out fr business, not pleasure.

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Eaanty.—The first cauliffowers of the teen were on sale at Mr. R. Burke's stall it the market to-day. Mrs. J. J. Davies wasearlyon the scene and secured thm frthe Hote! Davies.

Vor’? Forcer Ir.—What? The Tea ard Fancy Sale in Market Hell on Wednesday aul Thureday next. Strawberries ice cream sac refreshments will be served at any hour dusmg the afternoons and evenings.

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To Hime —- Horse and buggy to hire. Apply to Henry B. Robinson, grocer, “pper Great George Street, or Geo. M. it .binson's barber shop, opposite the Ex- 4M INER Office,

_Fmemen’s Tocrsawent.—At the meeting othe Fire Depirtment last evening, it was te ‘ided to send teame to Moncton to take partiathe tournamentthere. Chief-Engineer

: 7 Large was appointed to superintend the taining of the men and to take command of

t.¢ team. + eee

,Sext Ur.—-The young man arraigaed before R. &. Fitagerald, J. P , for ass ut with wtent to commit rape, was this :norning sent up tor trixiin the Supreme Court for e¢ unuion assault, The Magistrate ssid he wou'd grant wil intwo sweties of $100 each and the difendant in $r09.

STEAMERS’ Movements. — The State © of Todiana, Captain Doane, is expected here _ Boston evily to-morrow mourning. She

i not lesve Boston uutil several hours afier the adver ti ted time. hehe Pastnet, Captain A H. Kelley, is due

té from Hal.fax via intermediate ports, to- Morrow at boon,

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Reppary Coxcexr Company.—There was 4 good audience in the Lyceum jast even- ad O¥ergone was delighted. Every

“Ocrin the programme was encored —— inclu ling the whistling. was first a & ‘83 Chamberlin is wonderful, and

* feeucations by Mr. Hud were excellent. a Piano used was one of Muller Beos.;

ttzman & Ci: —_—<- —

ye aso Farce SALE —Uon’t ferget the = _ 4, ey Sale in Market Hall to mor-

oa tures ay, for the benefit of Notre a. ) uavent. The ladies in charge a"e ile emrestically to make this Tea and 7, erbeee any of their former successful ae ae ne die ‘tion, and are confi- tebles each mal will succeed. _ Tea on the Missi atternoon from five o'clock. Ad-

on only ten centa ; tea 25 cents.

A new Fn MNOWLEDGMENT. —The Principal of on nel Schcol acknowledges with ie t le receipt of priz+ bocks for distri- sri. in Prince Street School from Mayor Wel and, Hon Neil MeLeod, Mrs W W oon us, Mrs J Hunter, Mrs W B Robert- } Riz = Skerry, G E Hughes, Esq, Alex Nei _ Es, D McIntyre, Esq, D Me- a. 4 Joa Stewart, Ex, J E Welsh, 1s Conductor McGowan. ag TING —We are informed that trout eng netted at East Lake, North

ike. B ; a“ _ By Pond and Naufrage, contrary tu *oppad ‘I$ 18 & practice which should be

Tit “ll giy — We trust that the wardens tion the matter their immediate atten-

Fra : nk Heartz, of this city, caught a trout

ns g *ond ry few i : wy ‘ days ago, with a fly, : ich, when Weighed at Souris, tipped the 43 pounds.

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NEW siiverw ‘ day at ‘ H. Taylors - | ! RNAL.—TheJ uly number + the Diamond Bookstore ig at t ’ > ents will admit you to St. Patrick's |

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AILY TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

Sproran Desparours to Tue Examiver.

DOMINION PARLIAMENT. House of Commons.

Laurier’s Objection to Mr, Abbott Met by Sir John Thompson,

Nir John Offered the Leadership.

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Ortawa, June 23.

In the House of Commons yeaterday, on the order of the day being called, Mr, Lavrier moved an adjournment in order to discuss the policy of the Government. He complained that by the election of Mr. Abbott aa Premier the Canadian Pacifi- Kailway had been given a preponderancy «{ intiuence in the councils of the nation.

Sir John Thompson replied that Mr, Abbott's connection with the ministry wae nothing new. For about four years he had been Leader of the Government in the Senate, to the complete satisfaction of that —_ who had nothing but compliments for him the other day when he became Premier.

Sir Joho Thompson ridiculed Mr. Laurier for quoting the Montreal Her.|d’s interview with Hon Mr. Chapleau, after Chapleau had publicly repudiated it. Sir John Tnompson said moreover that the Governor-General had called upon him to form an administration ; but he had de- clined because he considered that the five or six years he had spentia Federal puli- tics had net sufticiently qualified him and he declined in favor of an older and moreex- perienced man who had been forty years in

ublic life. Any statement of the press that

e had been passed over because of his religion, or that he had attemptel and failed to secure the support of the Conserva- tive party, was untrue. Neither was any compact made or required that any of the ministry should retire at the soa of the session to allow of a re-arrangement.

Cartwright complimented Thompson, but denounced the retention of Langevin in the Cabinet, and deplored the influence of the maritime provinces in the Cabinet.

Davies pointed to the Catholic Liberal with pride, and taunted the Conservatives with bigotry and illiberalism in kicking agiinst Thompson.

Curran pointed to Davies as the only man in Prince E:iward Island who had attempted to kal an exclusively Protestant government. He instanced the liberaliem of the Davies government and of the pre- sent M:nitoba government when the con- acience of Catholics were concerned.

On division, Lanrier’s motion was defeated by one hundred and three to eighty-three. Twenty-two membere were paired. Three Conservatives were absent, and two Coneer- vative seats, Kingston and Riebiliea, un- represented. Tarte, Joncas, and other loose French fish, voted with the opposition.

British Parliament.

Loxpon, June 23. Lord Denman gave notice yesterday, in the House of Lords, that he will move for the rejection of the Irish Land Bill. Mr. Gladstone has had a relapse; but his condition is not serious.

—_———P> -<> - <a - --- News Notes.

Natural gas has been struck at Medicine Hat, N. W. T.

In New York yesterday overcvoa!s were brought into use.

The United States steamers Muhican and Alert have leit to join the other Govern- ment cruisers in Bebring Sea.

The Bank. of England’s reserve now amounts to £19,435,697, having inereased £722,000 in the past week.

M:s. Duncan, whose husband attemp’ed to murder her several weeks sgo in Wales, has had a relapse and is unconscicus,

Rudyard Kipling, the young avthor, hes arrived in New York, and will spend a few weeks in the country with friends.

it is said that the United States Treas- urer’s statement, will show a deficiency of $600,000, instead of the usual net cash balance.

The harvest in Hungary will be middling in quantity and quality, while in Austria it will be decidedly inferior to the harvest of the last five years.

The Dublin National. Press says pro- ceading have been commenced against Mr- Parnell to recover the $3,500 which he has been ordered to pay as costs in the O'Shea divorce case.

Freak or Narurs.—At Truro there is ‘a freak of nature to be seen in a garden, ip the shape of a full blown white rose grow ing on an apple tree. The rose and a pro- mising bud of the same species have pre- empted the places of two apple buds. e stems on which the roses grow are about twice as long as those of the apple buds growing on the same limb, but are other-

wise like them.

Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills bring joy snd hea'th to all who use them. For all the ills that*« flict the female system they are a spe- citic, enriching the blood, building up the nerves, and converting pale and sallow com plexions into the resy glow of health. Try them. Sold by dealers, or sent post paid or receipt of price - 50 ceuts per box, or _five boxes for $2 by addressing Dr Wiliam Me. Co, Brockvi le, Out. lw

Remember that Gay & Scn have spinach g eens in the masket for sale. Also re- member that spinach is better than spring medicine as a laxative and much cheaper.

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JUNE 23, i

PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE,

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

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Teespay, June 22.

House met this forenoon.

Hon. Mr. Petera moved the second reading of the bill to amend the Act Incor- poe the Full Electric Light Company.

he bill was committed toa committee of the Whole,—Mr, McKay in the chair, and passed in committee, _ Hon. Mr. Peters moved the second cead- ing of the biil to amend the practice of the Supreme Court. The bill was committed to a Committee of the Whole, Mr. A. Me- Lead in the chair. After some time pre

- was reported and the House adjourn- ed.

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I | ] | H’S made and is making some of the

most wonderful curea ever credited to any Ointment put on the market,

t has been made for over one hunderd years,and if neseseary we could give hundreds of testimonials ae to ite virtue and healing properties.

Weare receiving testimonials daily from those who have tried this wonderful Ointment.

Once tried you wil be couvinced of its Virtues yourself,

INVALUABLE FOR

Barne, Scalda, Eezema, Frost Bites, In- flammatory Sores, Bealing Sores, Open Sores and Ulcers, and in any sore or wound where there is any inflammation or preud fi sh.

Manufactured ouly by F. De C. DAVIES, Dispensing Chemist and Druggist.

For sile by the following «rnggists : -- Apothecaries Hi], Reddia Bros., A. 8. John avn, Charlottetown.

Gourlie & Muirhead’s Ding Stores, Sum meraide,

J.C. Milford, Victoria—and by the un !er- signed. Trice 23 cents a box,

F, DeC. DAVIES.

June 12, 1891 Tanders for Steam Heating.

Aer will be received by the under- signed until SATURDAY, 27 hb inst., from persons willing to contract for the erec- tion of Steam Heating Apparatus, low pres- sure, in the Catholic Church, Vernon River, and to have it completed by the ist N ember next. ‘The following are the approximate dimen- sions of the Building Length of Chuich....

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Width of cp SET OES EEL CY sea Average Height of Ceilings. ........ 43‘ Length of Vestry Rvom..........%. ee Width of Fi one eek Se Q54 * ees See 8 ss a a Length of Side Chapel.............. 23 ** Width of ee 5k Cie 4; 23 * Height Ceiling ‘ + 0ae0 cohen —~—ALSO—-—

Separate Tenders will be reveiver? till same date, for Heating the Parochial House at the same place by Hot Water.

The House sa Two-story Brick Building, 44 feet by W feet, and 10 feet ceilings, with an attic. But tenderers are expected to ascertain the exact figures for themselves,

The undersigned will net be bound to aceept the lowest or any tender, By order of Church Committee.

PATRICK DOYLE, Pastor.

Vernon River, June 6, 189!—eod wat jour Queens .

WANTS, LOST, FOUND de

Oo LET.—The ‘‘Oakiand Houee,” situated on King Street, suitable for boarding purposes. Apply to Mrs. Cuas, MCKENNA. Ri pd—ju23

WARTED.- For the end of July, a genera! ser- vant. Apply to Mrs. G. W. Hopcson, Grafton Street. ju22 LATE GLASS INSURANCE —R, K. Jost, Agent, North side Q ieca Sqvare. june20—im

WANTED —A Bovk-keeper who has had ex- erience in an office. Good reference re- quired. Apply at THR EXAMINER Office, june23—tf OST —A Gold Signet Ripe (rampant lion), Finder wil be rewarie’. Enquire at this office. iw pd —janez0

{{ITUATIIN WANTED —By a so'ser, steady man, in» erec-ly store or sround a ware- house. Apply at this office. 2i pd--juld

OST.--A Red Ho'der belonging to a Claronet. Any pers'n fiuding same will confer ® favor by leaving it at this office. junel9

Houst TO LET.—A newly built private Dwelling House, situate on Richmond St., Wes*. harbor and country view. Fitted up with all modern improvements. It isina quiet part of the city and free from dust nuis- ance. Apply to Thomas Campbell Richmond Street. Junel5 end ff

T° LET.—The house on Upper Queen Street occupied by Mew. L. ——— Possession

15th July. Apply HE Exa office,

Mr, A. &. LARGE, apl7

WANTED.—A servant for geverul housework. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. FRED PER- KIN®, Pripliton Road. 3i—junel8 O8T.—A few days ago, a Safe Key about three inches — with a cross piece at end. Finder will be liberally rewarded on leaving it at this office. junel8

PE FOUND.—Tke Child’s Cape advertised J for some time ago in THE EXAMINER is at this office. iunel7

WANTED TO PURCHASE.—Two Cows *h2! have recently calved A-ply at Tur hx- ANINER Oifice. 3i—janeli WANTED.—“ Cook. Apply to Mrs. RP. James Palmer, Mount Kdward, o: to Mrs (‘har'es Palmer; Weymouth ~trect. d&w tf—u eli

FoR SALK.—A Building Lot and Building si-u- ate on Bisho Street. Apply to JOHN, “ li- AMS, Ridgeway’s Nursery. Qw—ja't

WANTED.~A servant girl. Apply to D. Mc- Lx p, Keeper of Dominion Baildivg

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Apply to Miss

i NTED. -A. Housemaid. W . dw tf—m2y27

Prrers, Sidmouat.

R SaLF —A new, light Traek Sulky, one of

the be-t ip the Province. Aliso, a Rowd sulky,

strong and light, su'table to break a col’ in wo

rain a herse. Now isthe time forthe sports t€

suit themselves.—W. C. Tick, Craftoa “trees. next to Fish Market. _ stu f pd—ju6é

T° 1.E2.—The Store and Dwelling House at tne corner of Queen and Kent Streets. For terms, etc., apply to H. J, P. TERLIZZICK, Queen Street. cod —junelj

K. D. «. Cures Dyspepsia.

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r Sed made this season’s display of DRESS GOODS Hf iuarge Variety of Fabrics, Dainty Designs and

AMreoe AHnHAne AJP REe | RG

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OAVE notable, an a ' . Fine Binish

| ‘an make a display notabie, then ours must easily bear off the palm, We make the closest prices to ensu re

prompt sales.

MILLINERY.

. . . . . . Euverything new and handsome in this line of goods Hats ‘ te i. os ‘ , . . ! : Bonnets, Sh: pes, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Laces, ete. i es f ‘ ; Miss McQUARRI i, Whose work cannot be excelled, has ; :

‘ charge of this Department.

UNIBRELLAS.

Real beauties some of those handles are, which cap the fine Silks, Good things to lay up against a rainy day. juvery . . - ‘ : - < a. . . ; .

good kind—Silks, Giovias, Alpacas and Ginghams.

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STANLEY BROTHERS, BROWN’S BLOCK.

Chailsttetown, June 9, 1891~—eod & wky

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RUS. STORE,

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

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Hundreds of People are taking Advantage of their Big Clothing Sale.

ponciincea ninco 3t Y -itineenenstnnsrecina

MEN'S, BOYS’ & CHILDREN'S CLOTHING

Are Being Sold at Never-to-be-Forgotten Prices.

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PROIWsE BROS. THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

Charluttctewn, June 23, 1891—eod & wky

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EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASES

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ni, | Gents’ Biack All-Wool Worsteds, Popular Prices | Youths’ Bik Worsted Suits, ali sizes

| allt Yes 5 ~~ Paodew’do Mathing o 4 ] Pa ipna

| Black Russell Gord Corts, | Uedymde Gloidia tw and tires ples Suits, ‘ Serga Suits, from $1.95,

Tweed Suits, all p ices.

POPULAR

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in ehsSere’ C&eian Fine S¢.tch Tweed Trousars, | ; | Clothing Store.’ Black Business Suits, | 5. PATON & C0. |

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= “ = Xs 2 | 1 Bnyi+ ‘ Int ¢ . r === = 5 > Fine Ready- | Boys’ Suits, eng loi ta clear, from 75 cents, | Fes Say S . ‘ . i . Vj _—o- pasa =z made Clothing| Serge Suits, from $1.00 up, Sesser A =~ a =~ 4 s i Th ot Mitts . ‘ oi. 4 Bs 2s ~ (Tonight, and; “ Fancy Tweel Suits, from $1.50 up, eee ‘~= ew . s : a . ‘ 3 a i q \ a - = Z a SES », | Every Day this) " Black Wors'ed fuits, FeeFs ay a y 9 th : < : tye a & . > i eg ae Week. Suits, every dessripiioa, cheap. sees wee a> a, ae) nd 'f an oS lnm ~ ~<a Giese te ‘ neliceieaiiaieglicinis as oe a <i a —_ & ; , , ry or = ow ae ee The above Goods are the finest ever imported to P. E. Island. They == = = = = i consist of the latest Novelties for Mileummer wear, and are of such magni “s2 o& i A tude that few. indeed, could realize the importance and bulk of said consign- ts Eee * = x _ ment were we merely to recapitu!ste figures. Call and see for yourself Ask 9 ~ — a = [6 s:e our fine SCOTCH SERGE CUATS and VESTS, suitable for Businese Rn sit a 7a = Meu, Clerks, ete., ete. = & > -s = 5 FOS.

7) Plaia Black, Brown and Fancy Tweed Waterproof Coats, cheap.

JAMES PATON & COD,

Charlottetown, June 6, 1S91—eod wy MiKKET SQUARE

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