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é ae : [Spxctat Desrarcues ro Tae EXAMINER. ] 4 qHIRD SUPPLY Of Lrous Flies at Watson's, , oe An Insult to the Papacy. Carr Ricual ba ford, is at the o=pemap . aco, i Lonpon, Aug. 7. | - ae ollie ib tho Lzberal Government, it is said, offer- HauresX ha ‘ - bizar ed certain considerations to the Vatican if geath of Robert 4 ee they would appoint a prelate who would be ; ai Stipondiary | acceptable to the Ministryas Archbishop of _ = ' * | Dublin, in place of Cardinsl McCabe, Mt E : dee rased., mae Yea viaitine the city in the House of Commors to day, Mr. ane. are pleased to | oking well. O’Brien said that it was evident these He 1s, We * i promises were never meant to be performed wp. J, C. Jounsron, representative of and the whole thing was a miserable in- wtlae & Richards, Type Founders, Toronto, | trigue. The Irish people regard the affair + oh the Rapkio as an insult to the Papacy. <<

ill kinds of Groceries,

For hirga'ns in . . Crockery aud Glassware, K, K, Brace’s is the roc cr} s pi lace. aug: P o

A gAILoOR nam 1 Patrick Kelly, of the

wan dan Ss steamer Yucatan, was drow ned in St. John

harbor cm Tuesday night last

- Tur Western Union cable across the Strait yy 3 beer re € or some of Canso, Which has been broken f r ne time, has been taken up repaired, anda Le, relaid, ~_ ‘i virssn, Hermans & Sons have been

for galvanized rooting,

awarded the co ; a g in the new Dominion

plambing and gasiittu

Juilding

ania Tur Truro Sun praises the Harris Circus Company, It says: “Mr. Harris, and his

people do all in their power to please the public, and succeed admirably. ea

Bucroucus is agitated over a three months’ old baby, which 18 as large as children ordi- narily areat one year of age. When born it had two teeth through the gums in the lower

Mr. W. L. KANE, representative of F. & E. Kenny, Halifax, 18 making his regniar tour of the Island) Mr. Kane accompanied the Halifax contingent to the Northwest and looks well after the trip

— > — By telegram to Fenton T. Newbery, Agent, this morning:—‘‘The S.S. Clitton, of the

North Atlantic Steamship Company arrived in Londén on the 6th Angust, 12 days from Charlottetown, all well,”

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Parrigs having Scarfs belonging to the late St, Joseph's Temperance Society would confer a favor on the Catholic Literary Union if they would leave them immediately at Mc- Eachen’s Boot and Shoe Store.

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Ix noticing the arrival and departure of tourists, the //erald makes an error in the issue of the 5th inst. The family and guests of the Honor McKenzie Bowell are at the Lorne, Tracadie Beach, and will remain some weeks. Mr. Bowell visited Tracadie, and left owing to basiness.

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We undrstand that the fire bells will be tolled for one hour to-morrow, and the flag will be placed at half-mast on the Market Hall, asa token of respect to the memory of General Grant, whose funeral takes place in New York on the Sth inst. Would it not be well also to toll the church bells ? —}

A GRNTLEMAN travelling in Nova {Scotia war recently shown an envelope addressed as follows :—

To my brother Rory Horse & Carriage Maker Ohio Near the Cross Roads. enka itientedl

A GRAND opportunity to obtain a first-class faniily residence is afforded by J. W. Morri- son, Esq., whose advertisement appears in another column of this day’s Examiner. The neighborhood of Mr. Morrison’s residence is good, the grounds beautiful, and the house itself ig fitted with everything necessary to comfort.

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I. 0.0. F —The Grand Lodge of the Lower Provinees. will hold its annual session at Am- herst, N. S, commencing on Wednesday next, 12th iust , at half-past 10 o’clock a. m The representatives from this Island will leavo on the morning previous via Point du Chene, The session promises to be one of more than ordinary interest.

- — A°vccestion.—A writer from Nova Scotia says: -‘“ihe name of Hodgson must never be

forgotten by us. A true saint of God was he, and the diocese, yea, the whole of Canada, has sustained a heavy blow in hisloss Let us do something to perpetuate his memory and stir others to follow his example. Cannot some of us make a move and collect subscriptions fora memorial either for his own parish church or in the form of a Hodgson Divinity Scholarship at Kings. Those who were at college with him would be the fitting persons to take the Mitiative,”’ menial Tuz steamer Worcester, Capt. Allan, sailed for Boston on Thursday evening, with 1520 cases eggs, 1640 cases lobsters, 649 half cases lobsters, 127 barrels mackerel, 1 barrel hides, 150 bales hay, 12 boxes berries, 2 horses, 1 birch bark canoe. She a!so had the following passengers :—Miss Judson, Mrs Henderson, Mrs John Y Burhoe, T K Barhoe, Miss Pree- per, Miss Eliza Panks, Mrs Livingston, John Rapsom, Hugh McLeod, Mrs Manning, Mrs W Leaton, Mrs K A Wheaton. M A Sawyer, Mrs LE Prowse, Mr J A Robertson, Miss Jones, Mr Jones, J S Carvell, Hubert M Howes, -—_o-_— \ , Tue steamer Ulunda sailed for Boston ard Halifax yesterday evening with freight and the following pass ners: Mrs Carmady, John McRachern, Hen y Poye, J Publicover, Miss Robertson, A H McNeill, M Flanagan, Isabel- la McLeod, Mrs Martin, Miss Merrion, Mrs W frainor, A Whiteford, Mrs Flora Campbell, Mrs Foster, Miss Stewart, Miss McLeod, Mrs Finlayson, Gillis, Mr F Brack, J W Wetherall, A Montgomery, D E Atwood, B F Hainwood, P E Aldrich, W B Durant, WA Williams, E © Parsons, S D Spurr, W B Emerson, G F De dd, W F Donagh Edgar Lainbard.

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dij _ Tit Board of Health—Mayor Beer presid- ing—met this morning and visited several places in the city where nuisances were report- edto exist, They went first t@Pownal Wharf to witness the nuisance complained of by the ‘lerald, They found in that vicitity @ number of nuisances which should, in the imterest of public health, immediately be

abated. Then they examined the sewer on Richmond Street leading frem the jail to the River. The outlet of this sewer was blocked and the putrid matter was oozing out on the street. Th ver on Grafton Street was in a

Similar condilion, and Gavernment P.n’,1180 Visited, was in its usual filthy and unhes«ithy Condition The Board decided to immediately Clean Grafton Street sewer, and ebtain the Opinion of the Recorder as to whether it was the duty of the Local Government or the Vity Council to clean the sewer on Richmond Strvet aud Government Pond. We hope that no time will be lost ia having the nuisances abated,

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Mr. Errington, who was in his seat du- ing Mr, O'Brien's statement, replied that the document alluded to by the membor for Mallow, was either forgery or genuine. If genuine, it had been been obtained by sone gross breach of honesty or honor, or that in either case it was not his duty to answer it, and thereby further Mr. O'Brien's purposes, axihe would prefer to leave the w apons hichw Myr. O’Brien claimed to posgeas in his hands.

The Eadian Budget Lonpon, Aug. 7. Lord Randolph Churchili introduced tho Indian Budget in the House of Commons last eveniny. Ile announced a deficit of £1,029,000, which, ¢he said, resulted in outlaying £461,000 more than the esti-

mates, while the revenue decreased £568,000, sail

A Diiliculty Solved.

Dvusuin, Aug 7. _The Earl of Carnarvon has solved the difficulty which grew out of the refusal of the Corporation of Limerick to pay for maintaining an extra body of police at that place, by withdrawing the extra body of police placed in that city.

Miners Rioting.

Lonpon, Aug. 7. The coal and iron miners of Ilkeston, in Derbyshire, have been rioting all day, and have already caused great damage to pro- perty in the parish.

The Grant Monument.

Paris, Aug. 7. A fund is organized in this city for the Grant monument. Drevil & C»o., of this city, head the list with $1,000.

The New Minister.of the Interior.

Orrawa, Aug. 7. Hon. Thomas White has entered upon his duties as Minister of the Interior. He will make a splendid official.

Hon. Mr. MeLelan.

Hairax, Aug. 7. Hon. Mr. McLelan, Minister of Marine aud Fisheries, arrived here yesterday.

€anon Farrar.

Orrawa, Aug. 7. Canon Farrar is expected in Canada in the middle of September.

Telegraphic Notes.

Lonpon, Aug 5.—Advices from Abys- sinia say that Rasalula, with 5,000 troops, and Rasmarecl, with 3.500 will attack the besiegers of Kassala at two points in October, and at the samo time 1200 Indians and 800 Anglo-Egyptians will atiack them at the third point.

Torontoy Aug. 5.—The cricket match, Canada vs United States, ended to-day in a grand victory for the Canadians by one of the smallest scores ever known on the cricket field. In their first innings Canada made 87 and the United States 43. In the second, Canada scored 57 and the United States team 62. Totals—Canada, 144; Americans, 105.

Lonpon, Aug. 5,—A despatch received this afternoon states that considerable ex- citement exists in Zanzibar, owing to a con- flict being imminent between German col- onists and the natives. The Germans are determined on punishing the natives for alleged aggressions and have enrolled them- selves into military companies preparatory to giving battle to the latter.

Lonpon, Aug. 5.—There has recently been a startling increase of outrages on girls ol tender years. Ina single day six miscre- ants were convicted at Liverpool, and other cases are reported elsewhere. The increase is attributed to the influence of the Pall Mall Gazette's recont exposure. The Gazette contends that there has been no in- crease, but that cases of outrages are simply brought into greater prominence.

Toronto, Aug. 5. Yesterday afternoon 27 half-breed prisoners, who participated in the troubles at Batoche, were arraigned at Regina on a charge of treason-felony. All pleaded guilty, and were held for sentence. Four were held in $400 and their own recognizances to appear for sentence when called upon. It is believed they will be sentenced to short terms of imprisonment. To-day t#reo more half-breed prisoners were arraigned, pleaded guilty, and were held for sentence. Thero is vory little interest now manifested in these trials.

Lonpon, Aug. 5.—At a banquet given by Cyrus W. Field, this evening, in celebration of the 27th anniversary of the completion of the first Atlantic cable, the following toasts were proposed by Mr. Field: The Queen, the President of the United States, The Illustrious Memory of Gen. Grant (this was drank in silence), Success to the Atlantic Cables, may they perpetuate the peace, friendship and prosperity of the two great kindred nations. The toasts were responded to by Senator Hawley, Sir Daniel Gooch, Bart.. M. P., Sir George

Eiliott, Bart. M. P., and Sir James Anderson.

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There are in England one hundred and eighty-seven- ragged schools which are at- tended by fifty thousand children.

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Summerside Exports.

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Summersipe, Aug. 5

master, for Point du Chene :

Aug. 6—s MA Starr, Pergmson, Halifax, mdse; ’henora, Roberts, Tatamgouche,lum; Kecterprise, Bal', Pictou, coal, I Dare, “prague, Newport, do,

Aug. 7—P !.G, Anderson, Pictou, coal,

CLEARED,

Ang. 6—-s M A Starr, Ferguson, Halifax; iinterprise, Ball, Pictou, b+l; We are Here, Langil'e, Montague,mdse; Phenora, Roberts, Pictou, coal; [ are, Sprague, Newport; ss Ulunda, Hill, Boston via Ha'ifax, lobsters, ete;ss Woreesier, Aan, da, do.

Aug 7—P LG, Aaderson, Pictou, bal; Alert, LeLacheur, Arichat, do; Ida May, Forrest, Pictou, de.

OTHER PORTS.

Summersid», Aug. 5—Ent schrs Kate, Walsh, Pictieu, coal; Commodore, McKay, Chatham, lumber; Carrie Dove, Allen, Port Hastings, herring; Richard ‘thompson, Walsh. Pictou, coal; Warrior, Heighton, Pictou, do; St Fiavie, Vanemburg, Bay Verte, lumber; Plotgh the Sea, McDonald, Sydney, coal, Aug 6—Lizzie UC, Campbell, Sydney: coal.

Cid Aug 3—'feury Swan, Long, Richibucto,

mdse; St Flavie, Vanemburg, Bay Verte, oats. 6—Lizzie C, Campbell, Shediac coal, same bottom from Sydney, C B.

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At Fairview, Stellarton, N. S,, July 31st the wife of Ralph Elliot Dawson, of a daughter,

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At Brookline, Mass., onJuly 15th, by the Rev. Father Lally, Mr. William P. ‘Towan, to Miss Mary J. Cronan, both of Charlottetown. On the 4th inst., at All Saints Church, Car- digan Bridge, by the Rev. Dr. Macdonald, Mr ilugh McLellan, merchant, Bridgetown, Masa., to Maggie, eldest daughter of William RP, Lewis, Esq., J. P., of Cardigan Bridge.

At Moncton, on the 28th July, by the Rev. G, O. Gates, Mr. Augustus W. Langill, of Moncton, and Miss Sarah McArthur, ot West Devon, P, E, Island.

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At Charlottetown, July 29th, of congestion of the brain, Cecilia Ethel, eldest child of Joseph J, and Flora Ann Riley, aged 2 years and 4 mouths,

in this city, onthe 9th instant, of brain fever, John Patrick, infant son of John P. Mullen, aged six months aud twenty-three days,

At Johnson’s River, Lot 35, on the 20th in- stant, after an il!ness of three months, of cancer in the stomach, James McQuaid, re- sident of Hillsborough Cottage, in the 62nd year of his age. He received the last rites of the Catholic Church, May his soul rest in peace.

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HOPEL ARRIVALS. OS3ORNE HOUSE,

Aug 6—Jas Blue, Collingwood, Oot; Mrs Blue and two children, do; James Kilbride, Lot ll; M McKinnon, Demoestelle, Ont, Wm Mason, N H; Joho McPhail, Argyle Shore; Von Clare Gay, Pownal; Richard Smith, do; John Nelson, Lorne Hotel; E Kinsman, Summerside, 7—Hugh L McDonald Cardi- gat; Arch Shaw and wife, Crapaud; John oye, Southwick, Mass; Mrs W W Phillips, do; Miss Mary B Philipps, do; C H Philipps; Miss E Pomroy, ?

RANKIN HOUSE, Aug 56—G P Harwood, Worcester; Dr F Buck, do; W H Brown, Halifax; Jos Don- nelly, Montreal; Allan Finlayson, Vernon River Bridge; J T Phuston, V'orouto; A J Helbourn, Boston. REVZRE HOUSE.

Aug 6—A B McLean, St John; Edward Jones, Worcester, Mass; Rebecca Jones, do; Kdwin A Barrows, Providence, R I: Barry D Blut, St John, N B; A Stone, Halifax; W S Miler, Montreal. :

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Weather Bulletin. {robabilities for the next 24 hours the Mavitione Provinces.

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Tononro, Aug. 7.10 a. m.

Moderate winds ; fair cool weather.

METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE

Ciarlottetown, August 7, 1885, Highest Temperature yesterday, (read at RS cee Ce 8 wea Lowest Temperature yesterday, (read at Ns oGatinecsaes on pinluien iawn « 58.7 Lowest Temperature this morning ......53 5 Temperature this morning,at 8 o'clock,, 6! 1 Temperatura this afternoon atl o'clock 64.0

Tuk only variation in quality which will be foand in the ‘‘Myrtle Navy” tobacco is the decree of moisture which it contains. Tobacco is a very ready absorbent of moisture, and in unusual states of the weather it may become a little too moist or a little too dry to suit *the taste of some. This is a minor matter, how- ever, a8 the e»sential quality of the tubacco is not changed. Its combustion is a little slower or a little faster according to the decree of moisture, thatis all, The darker the plug the greater the moisture, and many prefer the dark. In each caddy, however, the preference for either can be met.

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\7E have in store a large quantity of Patent and Superior FLOUR, for sale cheap — Wholesale and Retail. A. HORNE & CO, Upper Queen Street. Jaly 16—iaw Imo

BUILDING STONE,

iy )R SALE-On- liundred perch Building Stone, take’. {rom the same quarry as the stone gor Fale ». vood Asylum foundation.

MciiNNON & McLEAN,

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Shipped, per steamer St, Tavs. ace, Evans,

10 horses. .... eeeeenkW ee sccss cs dur ee ae Be ORE Cis dic one vcksosiecsss ‘0 €) Be ON 6 is Fi er ikke on noe °16 00 $1233 00

By same steamer on 6th : 100 cases Og gs... ..cccscsnssceceeG 204 OO os hn te SO ETYT POET CPP re eee 109 090 RNGT son 50s bonne eis canes 285 09 $ 728 00

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Ch’town, August 7, 1885.

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CHEAP,

Therefore, buy Staple and Fancy

COTTON WARPS, &c, &c.

Bins & Sterns.

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BLACK CGOooDs,

; FOR FAMILY MOURNINC. im Stock & Opening Tosday.

ix steamer from London,

BLACK Preach Cashmeres, Extra Qualiiy

BLACK Silks of the Best Makes,

BLACK French Merinoes,

BLACK Figured and Plain Ottomans, BLACK Veneti«an Crapes, Cords, &c., BLACK Nun's Veiling,

BLACK Grenadines,

BLACK Dress Cembrics,

BLACK Trimmings, Fringes, Buttons, &c., BLACK Silk Crapes, Courbald’s and other makes, BLACK Ottoman & Hockmeite Cloths, BLACK Plumes and Feathers.

BLACK Gioves. Ties, and Hosiery.

To ladies requiring to purchase Femily and Complimentary Mourning, we offer a department fully supplied with new and desirable goods at moderate prices. Patterns by post, free.

WEEKS & CO.,

MARKET SQUARE.

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Summer Goods !

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EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES

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[0 SHIPPERS OF LOBSTERS

FOR LONDON DIRECT.

“ EREMA,”

which has been regularly running in the London trade, due here about the 25th inst., will go on the berth for London sailing about

the 10th of August,

and will carry Lobsters and other Produce at very lowest rates of freight,

t hippers of Lobsters wiil please apply early in order to secure room.

For particulars apply to the*owners,

PEAKE BROS. & CO.

Ch’town, July 18th, "85—eod

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OLD B STATIONERS THROUCHOUT THe WORLL

Special Notice

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Purchasers of Cotton Warp.

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of thoee who USE COTTON YARN OR WARP to the fact that the yarn made by us is the ONLY REAL

Water-Twist Yarn

Made in the Dominion—no other mill having the machinery on which to make it, Our Yarn is, consequently, very much

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Ch’town, July 16, 1885.—1mo dly wkly

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HEAD OFFICE—Montreai. HALIFAX BRANCH ~ J. Scott Mitchell, Agent.

Risks Taken on Most Favorable Terms. AGENT FOR PRINOK EDWARD ISLAND:

F HH. ARNAUD,

superior for weaving purposes to any other in the market—-a fact which is well known to those who have used it for the past TWENTY YEARS.

All our Yarns have our name upon the label, and none other are genuine.

For sale by all Wholesale Houses,

Wil, PARKS & SON,

(LIMITED).

New Brunswick Cotton Mills.

June 9, 1885.

NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY. OF MUSIC Boston, Mass., OLDEST in Americ:; Largest and Best Equip inthe WORL D—100 Instruct- ors, 1971 Students last year. Thorough Instruction in Vocal and Instrumental Music, Piano and Organ Tun- ing, Fine Arts, Oratory, Literature, Wrench, German, and Italian Languages, English Branches, Gymnastics, ete. Tuition, $5 to $20; board and room, $45 to $75 cs term. Fall Term begins September 10, 1885. For illustrated Calendar, giving full information, address, KE. TOURJEE, Dir., Franklin Sq., BOSTON, Mass,

ANADIAN INSURANCE CO,

Spruce Flooring aud Sheathing, &c,

_J AVING been appointed by Messrs, Prim rose Brothers, of Pictou, agent for th- sale of their well known Grooved and Tongued SPRUCE FLOORING and SHEATHING, I HAVE NOW, and will continue to have on hand a stock of the same, WELL DRIED dnd SEASONED, which I have no hesitation in recommending as the best in the market,

Messrs. Primrose Brothers are also pre- pared to execute promptly orders left with me for any description of Spruce Scantling, Boards, Laths, &c.

yee further particulars apply at my resi

Oh'town, Jan,1888. MEROHANTS RANK OF HALIVAX

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