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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 11, 1897

4 SUGGEETION, LE RO! MINE. PROVINCIAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. Grr. As x CS be A mprov- | Mr. S. D. Svott, writing from Rossland ; The Annual Prize Meeting, r the Gove Stock Farm, I] the St. Jobo Sun, says: This mise has At Kensington range to-day the scene is we stock it with | Pald im dividendsover $400,000, at the | decidealv an:mated. The fine weather has ~ . ats The estimate | rate of $25,000 a month. A short time | attracted a large number of volunteers who at vear will be [5. | ago it began to pay $52,000 a month, avd | are entering enthusiastically into the i 375,000, | Will no doubt be able to keep that up, or | different) competitions. The number of - we nt ‘ i vs on the } OY an Increase of the force to double it, | entries this vear is larger than last, thas tne as eca < ! for theirskins,| Whether the owners will consider it | showing that increased interest is taken in eas eed the rats uot | Worth while to increase their force re the matches. The prize list has been etn ot cats. Lunder- | mains to be seen. Their mine is like a | supp e nented by $100, and this also is ed f a. ; ats were pur- | baok. The more they withdraw the less | probably an additional incentive to. the a . . lt of the Government, | there will be left, and it is a question of | men. The day is fise for shooting, the - oo ‘ lin this way. | Wave and means whether it will be better | wind, though fresh, being steady. Ia the — Yorrs, to take it out fast or slow. The business | L euvenan -Gevernor’s maich — at the Q manager told us that they bad pushed one | 200 yards range, which was the tirst one — en slope in five hundred feet, and another one | to be fired this morning, the goed shooting CULLODEN RELICS six hundred feet, that they had opened up | of bandsmas Reg. Stewart surprised many so much ore that they were safe in saving ) of the older shots. He made 33 points Ata sa 38, Treentiy, of Cul- | that a million and a half dollars wortl was | out of a possible 35. The tiring is being wien fur re s dining table | in sight. So far as they knew, they could | done with Martini-Henry rifles. The ad by P Vaan = ld for £392 | continue to get gold by following the scam | matches will take today and tomorrew to » the Mack Mackintosh; an anti- | down as deep as mining could be made to | complete. Up to noon two matches had cabinet for 4400; ana & carved arm- | pay. The day before we were there they | been fired, the scores for which are as it, made from K Pee, SOE LU. r e had hoisted 420 toas of ore. rhree hun | follows: wlies connected wit atiletic 1 reat ~| dred tons were sent to Trai} to be sme ted. sear ccovbewes’s warer. el espectal Y s Du = d The proceeds of this three hundred tons Bee 208. e8cn, cangog Dalls at 2) | Wou d gross $40 pertovo. From this a 200 Yards, Pts, S pginess, SWOT S al irks at as much | charge of $ll a ten is paid for transporta- } R. fe Stewart, Bandeman, © A. $10.. cae i: «£50 c —— _ figures, tion to Trail and for smelting eXpenses. | J Longworth, Lt Col, C A, $9 .......... 22 idem sad ule Of read on from | This would leave over $3,500 asthe net | WA Weeks, Major, Eng, $8...........6..32 weed cartie of fen, <t9e, were + proceeds from the produet of the day,from | Geo Crockett, Capt, 4th 82nd, $6.50......31 jyught ia ! J An old brass | which would be deducted the cost of min- | W Smith. Lieut, 2od @2od, $650 ..... 3] agonon m0 ' mplete, dated 1769, | tug. After these other expenses are paid | John McKinnon, Corp, 3rd C A, $5......31 qth the origina’ ram | me mop end other | there remains eno igh to give nearly $2,000 Wm Murphy, nk, Bak © A Ohiccceccnal appurtenances, * ae one estate | a day in dividends : and to provide for} Cari Owen, Sgt, 3rd C A, $b......,.....30 ;stees. @ Vrinces vedstead went tO} the enlargement and development cof the } Quo Baird, Szt Major, Bog, $4............30 i. Johnson. Chicago, at £700. A walk-| work. Besides this, over 1@0 tons cf ore | fenry Smith, Pte, 4th 82nd, $4............30 gatick, left by the prince at his be ‘side | of a somewhat lower grade tLan that ship- | freyry Hooper, Sapper, Eng, $3... .......30 sthe morning of Culloden, was bought) ped is piled on the dump. The pi'etg © Acdn; Corp, UG: by G8). 6» -ssecceee80 the Queen at £100. 1b is Understood | already accumulated is worth, according to | A Forhes, C rp, 2nd 82nd, $3...... i.

agtthe trastees of the estate are to make orMajesty a Jubiiee gift the relic.

: Tica ieee eR Alpena mcsecen MESSAGE TO MEN

proving that Tru ¢ Hovesty and True Phi antre hy Still Exist

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Ifsny man who is weak, nervous and iebilitated, or who is suffering from any of we various troubles resulting from youth- il folly, excesses or overwork, will take art and write to re, I will send nim con- fientially and free of charge the plan sorsued by which I was completely restor- a to perfect health and manhood, after urs of sufferirg from Nervous Debility, oss of Vigor and Organic Weakness. Ihave nothing to sel], and therefore rast no money, but as I know through uy owa experience how to sympathize with ach sufferers, I am glad to be able to geist any fellow-beings to a cure. I aim vell aware of the prevalence of quackery, or I mvself was deceived and imposed spon until I nearly lost faith in mankind but I rejoice to say that 1 am now pertectly veiland happy once more and am desirous lerefore to make thig certain means of ueknown toall. If you will write to yneyou can rely upon being cured and tne | yosd satisfaction of having be2n of great ; emcee to one in need will be sufficient re—- mi for my trouble. Absolute secrecy sured. Send Sc silver to cover postage wiaddress Mr. G. Strong, North Rock- 135 p&w.

—— v2 For your summer house.—Camp stools jndehairs, folding chairs, lounging chairs, amp beds, folding wire cois, cheap ather pillows and cheap mattresses, at mices that will please youn.— John Newson.

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Mr. Kall, the mining manager, a quarter ofa wmiilon doliars. At present she Le Roi mine emplovs about 14@ men, and when we were there employment was free- ly offered to good miners accustomed to machine working. The regular wages for euch men is $3.50 a day. This means $24.50 a week, for they know no Sunday in these mining camps. As _ very good board may be bad at from $4 to $6 a week, the steady miner, who keeps away from the forty saloons, may do well. It is pro- bable that in September the demand for labor will ceaee, for at that time the pros- pectors will be coming in from the hilis and will want work under grouad for the winter, in order to get money enough te keep them on the hills again next summer.

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PERSONAL.

Premier Peters bas returned to town. Geo. Stanley, of Stanley Bros., arrived in Ireland yesterday morning.

Mr. H. V. Bunotain, of Peake Bros. & Co., has gone to Chatham for a holiday, Mr. Art Saunders, of the Anglo- American Telegraph Company’s staff, is otf on his holidays, which he will spend on the Ieland.

Mr. Hildey Duchemin leaves tomorrow for Quebec, where he will spend a few days in the interests of Mr. James Barrett, Mies Borden, danghter of Hon. F. W. Borden, Minister of Miitiia, is spending a few weeks on the Isiaud. She is at Miss Moore’s, Poplar Terrace.

Mr. Isaac Auld, forrn.erly of P. E.TI., now of Boston, accouipanied by Mra. Auld has been making atour of the Bi i-h Provinces, including the Beautiful Auna- polis Valley and acroc: the Bay of Fundy to St. Jo ium,thecce to Prince Edward Island, where Mrs. Au'd is now making a visit to her parcnts.—Guariian.

The house of Mr. Joh» McKinnon, Canoe Cove, was struck and considerably shattered, both outside aud inside. Mra. McKinnon was stunned by the shock, and was senseless for a considerable period of time.

Queen Hotel: W P Aller, Mont eal; G IL, Hanson, Truro, NS; lL. T Holland, St. Joho; Mr and Mrs Nairo and two daughters Toronto, Ont; Mrs C Owen, Geo’town; Mr McDonald and wife, Jacksooville, Florida; Miss Alice McDonald, Bosion; I L Haw-

kins, Quebec; J R Rattery, Albc rten.

Revere Hotel: George B MeNutt, Darnley; Murdock McLean and wite,

North Wiltshire; Sheriff McDonald, Monta Miss Williams, New York; Daniel tobertson, Brudenell; W L Poole, Monte- cue Bridge: James Robertson, Bonshaw; D Wedlock, Stanley Bridge; Mrs and child, Bangor. :

Hotel Davies: Wm McKie, F Coffin John S McKenzie, W A Baiiev and wife, J S Haodraban and wife, Mrs M H Norfolk, Mrs H W Dormier,S F Floyd and wife, Miss Marjorie Henderson, iiss Jennie Dormier, Jack Norfolk, Josie Floyd, Thomas Short, F Kestenest and wife, Miss McIntyre, Boston; Mr and Mrs T Henry Asbury, Mrs Charles Bockin, Miss M J McCahan, Miss E B MeCahan, W J Me- Caban, Frank Halpin, Miss Ann‘e 8

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Beck, Miss A M Stephens, Mr and Mrs Isaac Schelicter, Master Schelicter, dice J IL, Giter, Mee © Bhadt,

Mr ana M rs B oH Gadbury, W S Stockton, Philadelphia; J McKenzie, Baffale; Mrs Martin, Dundas; I C Hall, Boel Acadia; H E Eilis, St John, N B; DF MeDonald. Montague: G E Broadfield, Toronto; Mr and Mrs Wm Melntyre; St John, NB; John Mackenzie, Halifax; Mr and Mrs T Crawford and Master Crawford, Phila; John D Barns, Thos Douglas, R F Merlin, Halifax; James Rodger, Montreal; J D Chapman, L WHiggioe, St Joho, N. 1 A F Morrow, Lynn, Mass.

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During a fire in the Northwestern eleva- tor at Chicago one day last week an ex- plosion occurred, which resultec in four persons being killed and a number in- jured,.

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It is rumored at Ottawa that the Laurierites who remain at the Capital have carr ed on their work of destroying the civil service and especially of superannuat- iug capable officials to make places for grit heelers, to such an Outrageous extent, thatthe Governor-General bas called a halt, and recently returned a batch of

superavnuating orders in council unsigned,

G Gillis, Asst Surgeon, C A, $3. ...0000029

R W Stewart, Sgt, 3rd C A, $3...........29

E McDougall, Lieut, RL, $3............29 Samuel Gay, Pte, 2nd 82n0d,$2... oad H Jenkins, Corp, 2nd C A, §2.........29 Wm Duncan, Corp, 6th 82nd, $2........29 F R Jones, Corp, 2nd 82nd, $2.......... .29 M Allan, Staff Sgt, 820d, $2............29

JHC Acorn, Lieut, 2nd 82nd, $2......28 J M Crockett, Sgt, 4th 82nd, $2........28 J A Moore, Sgt, 2nd 82nd, $2...............28

E Stewart, Lieut, 3rd C A, $2..........28 W Shaw, Lieut, 6th 82nd, $2............... 28 A Beaton, Cant, 5th 82nd, $2............ occa F W L Moore, Capt, 2nd C A, $2.........28 J BR Brown, Pte, 2nd 82nd, $2............ 28 E Crockett, Pte, 4tu 82nd, §$2........ on ae J Berrigan, Sgt, 6th 82nd, $2........-...... 28 J Weatherbie, Pte, 2nd 82nd, $2......... 28 D Stewart, Capt, 3rd 82nd, $2............ 28 D McMillan, Sapper, Eng. $.,........2...27 J C Lawson, Sgt, lst 82nd, $1 ............ 27 Edwin Jones, Gor, 2id C A, $1............ 27 R C Dewar, Sgt, 5th C A, $. ..............27 A Shaw. Lieut, 6th 82nd $1.......... .27

Geo A T :ompeon, Lieut, 5th C A, Lita gf

S McLellan, Pte, 2nd 82nd, $l............ 27 G E Jenkina, Gnr, 2ndC A, §1............ 27 WA McDuif, Lieut, 5th 82nd $l...... 27 J M Davison, Lient, Eng, $l...........27 N McNevin, Sgt, 2nd C A, $1,......-- +00 27 D F McDonald, Gar, 5th CA $1...... 27 BANKER’S MATCH. 400 Yards. Pts.

Geo Bluse, Pte, Sih 82ad, $8.............22 Wiltred McDonald, Sgt, 6th 82nd, $7...21 W Mobbs, Pte, 6th 82nd, $6..............21

H Murley, Gor, let C A, $5..... sou -20 M Sellar, Corp, 6th BRE. OF, . os ices 88 AC Lawson, Pte 6th 82nd, $4........19 H B Moore, Pte, 2nd 82nd, $4............ 19

J W Ballen, Pie, 2od 82nd, $4...........19 John McKinnon, corp, 3rd C A, $3.......19

Holsey Hooper, corp, Eng, $3.-....+.--+.- 18 Geo E Jenkins, Gur, 2nd U A, $3......... 18

V R Brown, corp), 4th 82, $3.......-....18 V Goodwill, Lieut, 3rd 82, $Z...... 0000. .18

W F Brown, pte, We OE. BF. acc accinloe 18 J R Brown, pte, 2nd 82, $2......... aa W H Spragaze, svt, Sad:4): Ai, 68 sc: cave d7 M Hardy, pte, 4th $2, $l....--.....-.. » ht H Shaw, lieut, 6th 82, $1. ......0..6.....17 J A Stewart, Cerpl, let 820d, $1........17 F Jenkins, Pre, 2nd 82nd, $1........0+-... 16 T McIntyre, Sapper, Eng, $1..... Jecsoebbos 16

Wm Duncan, Corp, 6th 82nd, $l .... .15 H D Johnson, Sur Capt, 820d, $1.......15 F Kennedy, Gor, 2nd C A, $l.......-.15 Anson Jones, Pte, 2nd 820d, $l.......-.14 R Cameron, Corp, Eng, $1...........0006. 13

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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

RACES AT AVONDALE.

There will be arace for horses in the

2.38 class anda green race at Prairie Track (one of tke best tracks on the

[sland),Avondale, Lot 49, on THURSDAY, August 19. A liberal purse will be pro- vided,

Refreshments on the grounds. Admit- tance 20 cents; boys half price; ladies free. Races will begin at 1 p. m. sharp.

Entries will close August 15th at 6 p. m. Ifthe day is not favorable the races will be held oa the Saturday following. JOSEPH FRASER,

Avondale, Lot 49.

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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

1. O. O. F.—Meeting of Court Avondale tonigit at 8 o’clock.

Tue Wearner. —Fresh to strong easterly | and southerly winds. - Slowery weather,

Norice.—Al] prsons owing for poll tax had better attend to the same, as after the 15th day of August executions will be issued. tf.

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S. O. E. Excusion.—Be sure and attend theSons of England Exenrsion to New Glasgow on Monday next, only $1.25 returr.

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ila A New J. P.—-The Governor in Council has been pleased to appoint Jam 8; McNeill, of St. Catherine’s, a Justice of the Peace for Queen’s County. Tue Acapian.—The Steamer Acadian of the Dobeli Line arrived here last evening from Montreal ana sailed at 5 o’clock this morning tor St. John’s, Nfli., and Sydnev, C. B. Moon.icur.—A pleasant sail with music on the water at the moonlight excursion by Charlottetown Lodge onthe steamer Jacques Cartier, next Monday night. Don’t forget it. Tickets 25 cents.

jade dais Petice Court.—A number of voung men for fighting on Upper Great George and Euston Streets on Saturday night last have been given an oppertunity of ex- plaining the matter before the Stipendiary Magisirate on Saturday next,

seiiiniiiieiiates I. O. F.—The High Court of the I. O. F..will meet at Summerside, tomorrow and Friday. On Friday evening a lecture will be delivered in the Market Hall by the Rev. Alex. McGillvary, of Toronto, editor of the Independent Forester.

A Yacut 1x Port.—The steam yacht Eugenia, of the New York Yacht Squad- ron, and owned by Mr. Gazette, of Phila- delphia, came into port last evening. She is bound for the Restigouche but will probably remain here for a few days.

Tue Sr. Awn’s Tea.—The date of this tea, Wednesday the 18th inst, should be remembered by all who wish to avail them-elves of a chance to visit one of the loveliest portions of the Island. An en- joyable day will be spent by all who attend this tea party.

Races at Hatirax.—The race pro- gramme for the races at the N.S. Provin- cial Exhibition to be held at Halifax from September 28th, to October lst is as fellows: First day: 2.38 class; running race for Maritime Province bred hurses, 1 mile; 2.25 elas+; running race for ponies; running race for truckmen. Secoud day: 3 minute class; free for al); 2.35 class for pacers. running race for ponies; runping race, open to hiackmen. Third day: 2.20 class, 2.45 Gass. Entries close on Sep- tember 1ith, except for 2.45 class which close August 16th. Further particulars may be obtained on addressing Mr. 2. E. Wood, Sceretary, Halifax.

I. O. Q@. F.—The following members of the I. G. O. F., left this morning for Pictou, N. 8., where they will have the honor of exemplifying Lodge work before the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of the Lower Provinces: C C McNeill, J J McKinnon, W E Strickland, John 7 Mar- ‘in, Daniel Morrison, William Small,Joho McNevin, George Chandler, Thomas Good- will, Philip Bridges, Fred W Prowse, Fred Semple, Trevor Waller, Robt Rattray, George S Pearson, J S Nelson, Benjamin tremner, Alex McRae, A J Honie, James Waddell, W A Hawley, Frank Muncev, W C Whitlock.’ It is expected that there will be a large atteadance of Oddfellows from the provinces. The Lodge opens tomorrow, and will probably be im session a couple of days.

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Ar Resr.—The funeral of the Jate Mrs Osborne, wife of Rev. Dr. Osborne, who died at St. Eleanor’s on Thursday morning last, took place to St. John’s Church, 8c.

Eteanor’s, Friday afternoon, the funeral services being conducted by Revs. H. F.

Dixon and T.H. Huot, M. A. The pall bearers were Messrs, H.C. Gillis, David Rogers, Summerside; Wm. Andrew, Wm. T. Hunt, Jonn Craswell and Hubert Comp- ton, St. Eleanors. The deceased lady was of a most amiable disposition, and was greatly beloved by all who enjoyed the! pleasure of her acquaintance. She leaves a sorrowing husbaud, four sons and three daughters, who have the sincere sympathy of their many friends throughout the prov- ince. —Journal. singel

Weppixe av Sr, AnDrew’s.—-The very prettiest wedding in this vicinity, for several years, took place at St. Andrew’s last Tuesday, the contracting parties being Miss Janet McDonaid, daughter of the late Joseph McDonald, St. Andrew’s, and Mr. James H.McDonald, son of the late Joseph McDonald, “Garaheila.” The cermory was performed by Mgr. MeDon- ald assisted by Rev. D. F. McDonald, uncle of the bride. The church was teautifally decorated with roses. The | marriage took place at 9 o’clock, a. m., a great maoy friends and relations of the brie being present. A grand dinner at the home of her mother was followed by a pleasant drive to Pisquid, supper and dancing gaiore. The bride was dressed in grey silk and was attended by Miss Ellie Sullivan, St. Peters, Mr. John Mc- Donald, Pisquid, stood up with the groom. We wish Mr. and Mrs. McDonald a long, ! prosperous and happy life.

Two cases of English tweeds and worsteds now opened direct from London. New patterns and beutiful coloriogs.—L. A. Bruce.

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on P.£.1, This is what a gentleman in Ottawa has to say about “Prince Kd- ward Island —Iilus- trated,” a copy of which he sent for some time ago. Every day we receive or- ders from abroad, If you have any friends away from home, you should send them the book. It describes the Island thorough- ly, is profusely illus- trated, got up in the best style, and the price is 25¢c a copy. May be obtained at all the bookstores, or donesp in wrappers ready to mail, at this office.

THE EXAMINER OFFICE.

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A. W. REDDIN,

Wm. R. WATSON, JOHNSON & JOHNSON, REDDIN BROS, ,

S. W. DODD.

Two cases gent’s Furnishings opened to- day at D. A. Bruce’s.

The above goes into eifect on Monday

_ evening, Aug. 9th.

They are all broken lots at broken prices.

All Blouses formerly soid at 85c. to $1.10 qv the clearing price of

All Blouses formerly sold at§31:25 to $1.40 at the clearidg prise of

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Summereide on the 18th August, are as follows:

Charlottetown at 8.15 a. Royalty Junction 8.30 “ " NorthWiltshire, 9.02 ** _

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" Hunter River... 9.12 “ m " Bradalbane..... 9.35 “ _ « PRNOEEE cccoccesse, CE “ * Freetown...., ... 9.50 “ “ " Kensington.......10.02 ‘ - * Cape Traverse., 7.55 “ °

5 Tignich ........... 6.00 “* * “ DIDSAOR.: o<0sc0010 OE. ™ 7 “ Bloomfield ...... i " * O’Learv:.... ae “ " Port Bal....co! BE i" 6 Wellington ....... 8.38 “ Misconche...... 856 “ . Railway Fares,

Reture Tickets good on day of Gather- ‘ng, will be issued at the following rates: Tignish and Harpera'****.......... $0.95 De Blois, St. Louis, Alma, Alberton,

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Returo Tickets will be issued from all Stations East of Royalty Junction at one

first-class fare on August 17th, good to re- turn on 19th. .

The train for Tignish leaves Summer- side on return at 8.30 p. m., and the train for Charlottetown at 6.30 p. m. local.

J. 8S. McDONALD, President

A. McNEILL, Secretarv. augll eod dy wy ' :

Tenders for the construction of a brick and stone church, to be erected’at Mount Carmel, P. E. I. for Rev. P. P. Arsenault, will be received up to August 23rd 1897, at the Architect’s office.

Plans and Specifications to be seen at the undersigned’s office.

R. P. LEMAY,

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