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. Clothing.The bal- cummer stock at big

Jas. Paton & Co. aiscoumts 3i—jy3l o ay BEEF. — YOU are invited to call es Me ivoal Hall and have a cup of ee! F - . . ‘ } seats Mir. Patrick Morris, of Mill | - Leig ep killed by dogs a few j 7. . ays 82° - eawwiLt.—Mr. Clements, of Cove- Sree : recently erected a steam saw- ek al wuled is aomMg es G Wore. { - pcg Goons. —An elegant sssortinent of | , ee and Pencils just opened at the ” 2 : Bookstore, Cali and see them. pismon ~ GraNLEY I 1eries protection Fe teasloy wrrived here last night about et es sail will rem. uoti Monday, gen ocUER, BUS " i

odd coats. pants ard vests, also about fifiy suits lor were o—- four years up al Jas. Paten ¢ oe a " > : EX RIN rr - + firemen s Mvonlig't Secure them ea. |

tickets for Fxvursion are out

thes and don’t get left da’

qhis Tue.

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. Taylor,

' (irk crstoM? RS Wil p ease

eloge out stere al 6 »C.0CK, p ii., 4 v9 as wel] as other days. K. W @}s

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4 Goot WrEEKS LATCH The Richibucte

Review reports that Angus Darant, of that place, eanget upwards of four thousand mack- ere. ash Wet k pennies Tux Crops DawaGEeD — A heavy rainstorm,

weomparied by much lightning and thunder, did great damage to the crops throughout

Western Oatario on Wednesday night.

The cheapest lot of readymade cothing ever offered is to be found atJames Paton & Co's alteration sale. Callearly and seeure a bar- Pouce CouR is forenoon, John Ring was fined $4 or 20 days for drunkenness and

yagrancy, and an ladian was fined $30 or 30

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days for drunkenness Three other drunks were disposed of for fines of $2 or 8 days each. ie ca Tus teachers’ meeting-of the Sunday Schoo! Union will as usual be conducted by Rev. J. AGordon, M. A., this evening at 8 oclock, in the School rooms of the Baptist Church, Prince Street All Sunday School teachers and Bible students are cordially invited to attend. cs lesen Box!) Maton Sroppep.—The boxinag match ia the Victoria Rink, St. John, on Thursday evening, between Cal Jordan and Fred Reid, was stopped by the police after

the men bad been at work one minute and a half. The battle was hot while it laated, lordan having the advantage. There was a iarge number of people present. — > Men and Womeu—young and eld—will find health anew by the use of Vr. Wiiliams’ Pink Pills, aa unfailing blood builder and nerve twuie, Cure suppressions bearing down pains, nervousness, general debility, and all forme of weakness, No other remedy equals them. Ai deers, or sent post paid on receipt of Dr. Williams Med. Co., july28 lw

pie (ec. a box Brockville, Out.

a.

4 Memorn1at —A nest bronze monu-

tem, with appropriate inscriptions, en- cesed with a substantial iron fence, has recently been erected in the vicinity of St. Monaveuture’'s Church, at Tracadie, in memory of the late lamented Rev. Pius McPhee, who died at the parochial resid- enee at that parish afew years ago, and

wao was the officiating clergyman of St. Sonaveutures for a number of years.

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You don’t want soap or soda, or the com-

mon Washing powder any more, when you use ine “Lessive Phenix.” Every woman who has used it—and their name is legion in Prance, England, and Canada—say it is the greatest household blessing. For it washes “ie cleans everything, from the costly dress goods to the common tinware dish. The misery of the wash is gone. No more chap: pea bands, Hard water becomes soft. Just think— Lessive Phenix is so comprehensive sae that it not only makes all kinds of a clothing like snow, but it will make _ “ine to shine again! Ask your gTocer,—~ 2)

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DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

The Sugar Question Discussed

WILL NOT SELL THE I. €. R.

Orrawa, Aug, L. In the House yesterday De General Strong assen:e bills, The House in committee of ways and means, discussed the sugar question, In the Senate Mr. Abvott said the C did not intend to sell the Intercolonial, and one of the first duties of the Government after prorogation would be to consider the whi ls question of the management of the Government Rail ways. he only clause of general public import- snce in the Franchise Amendment Act which was assented to yesterday, is that extending the date for receiving applications to the 15th August.

puty Gcuvernor d to a number of

‘THE TARTE-McGRERVY CASE

WR. PERLEY FAINTS AGAIN

Uaptain Larkins on the Stand,

Orrawa, Aug. 1,

In the Tarte-McGreevy inquest yesterday Mr. Perley was under examination when he fainted, and it was along while before he recovered consciousness. He is dying of heart disease.

Captain Larkins was examined at length as to the dealings of the firm of Larkins, Connolly & Co. He swore be never had any business dealings with Thomas Mce- Greevy, never paid money to Thomas or Langevin, and was never told that money bad been paid. Larkins also swore that he never received the letter which Robert McGreevy swore he sent him, complaining of improper payments, ever heard of Murphy's career till Murphy had been a registered member of the firm for eighteen months, and never borrowed money from

Murphy. He is not the sort of s man he would borrow money from. Murphy had obtained his reluctant consent to the firm

lending Robert McGreevy $22,000, which he afterwards found was charged to the firm. He agreed to subscriptions for elections. He wasnot often in Quebec, and knew little of the business of the firm, as he had other coutracts.

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS ENQUIRY

THE GRITS DISAPPOINTED.

Orrawa, Aug. 1. In the Public Accounts Committee the Grits are disappointed, not finding some scandals they expected. They are deter- mined to obstruct busiaess, and during the session of three hours only fuur questious were asked, two of which were ruled out.

THE CROPS DAMAGED.

Men

Injured and Cattle Killed.

Cateary, Aug. |.

A severe hail storm in the foot hills of the Rocky Mountains has done much damage, Many employes of the North West Cattle Company were injured, and some cattle were killed. The crops suff:red severely. Ihe weather in anc about here is very cool, with frequent heavy rains.

Serious Railway Accident.

Cievetann, O., Aug. 1.

There was a serious railway accident at Bellairs yesterday, Many people were severely injured. It is thought that some of the injured will not recover.

They Repudiate Parnell.

Dustin, Aug. 1. Dillon and O’Brien have distinctly re- pudiated Parnell, and declined negotiations with him.

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— Storre.—Mr. Charles J. Patton, for a Past ten years in the employ of the parlottetown Woolen Company, and his — Mr. Thomas Patton, who has oad managing QBlanchard’s branch dry ous Store, New (ilasgow, N. S., for sev- eral Years, intend opening a general dry ag in this city. They have rented ~ one Streat, betel saa ¢ tu m donald’s, and will ea as aietaah i lst Se tember F F »mba f the ac er next. Both men pers O -, tare young, energetic, and popular,

aud wil!, no doubr. be very successful in ‘Sean They have Tue ExaMINER’S est Wishes,

silecaeli

AT the Lyceum Hell, four nights only com- & Monday, Aug. 3rd, Zere. Semon will The St. John, N. B: Daily Tele-

Last evening the world famed mn, known as the “original Zera,” his popular entertainments. especial favorite, and the matinee

#@ gar . ~ 84V@ yeate: day afternoon and also the en-

tertain

dis ex 2@

oo aunt last night accorded him crowded

» Who continually applauded him and '€xcellent company. We doubt very mach “ny magician in the world can accomplish

Q ° . - e such a graceful manner the perfection of

aia a 0 ; Qtrikquism and slight-of-hand work as this

Prince of magicians

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In addition to the above

= frowd convulsed with roars of

were

laugh : ° ? . 2 ghter with hig Marionette miviatrels and

Dov, ity com " and Mra. PEW Vent, iog i? ability, Volume of his

Moat astonis} hogs

pany, Tim, Joe and Mary Brown Jones, the talking hand in gera’s aan uilact. in this laughable scene ‘, “era exhibits his surprising ventriloquil changing at will the entire tone and voice, producing some of the lng effects, and introducing a Mirthful dialogue between a family of ooden people,

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, Aug. 1.—10 a. m. Westerly winds, fine and warmer.

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Persenal.

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Juhn Yeo, M. P., arrived home from Ottawa

ing.

“ae to Jearn that William Heard, Esq., is seriously ill. lt is rumored that St. Paul, Minn., is to be John McLean, M. P., Hotel Davies last evening, itawa. ,

Oe a auan Carroll, of Covehead Road, is « hale old farmer, 93 years of age, and works in the fields as constantly as if he were but 7 Edwin Booth is dying from the effects o excessive smoking. He is such a slave to the habit that he caunot qalt, though he knows it

is killing him. ae ~ 2 sie that Mr, Bernard MePhillips, of the Custems Department, has been aoe appuated ata salary of —_ % annum, to Ist of August, instant. : — ts C. Gamphell, of Mill Cove, -rived home from Boston 4 few days ago, after an absence from the Province ae years. She looks well and speaks well © i institutions. ; “ae the arriva!s at the Hotel Davies last evening were: M McDonald, Georgetown, Miss McDonald, do; © Freeman St. a 8, Ont; A M Wright, S'side; * mw Sanderson, n, GB; PJ Quinn, 5¢ Jona. we Justice Tho son, Judge Talmadge

Archbishop Ireland, of made a Cardinal.

was registered at the oo his way home

ene eaten sata, ce intent,

THE DAILY EXAMINER

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pes J with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Carter at eee aud this afternoon Mr. Carter takes tem to the North Shore. They are charmed

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rhere were registered atthe Osborne House last evening: Geo A Coates, Kingston Kent Co, N B; Jobn A McAlmon, do: W Lanigan do: _W M Lanigan, d : a i Einedeen ye Daniel P Wok ds, Richibueto; David Evan, z Stewart; LM The mas, Halifax: © Brown, an - A Hart, Yarmouth; WE Short, - song, ; EC Warnica, do; Capt James cers, St Watre, NL; Thomas H McAlpine St John; Mrs Frank Cox, Morell Station’ A correspondent writs s: Mr. D. J. Camp-

bell, o i wy ,

tg aoe =~ W “ presented with a ————and a handsome inkst

hy m: mbers . a

mb f St. Dunstan's College Athletic Association, xt the last closing enaae a that insti ution, for all round champion of athletic sports. Donald James is a fine Spectmen of humanity, herculesn in strength and a jelly good felow. He intends again to re-enter the classic portals of St, Duns‘an's

At the Rocklin House yesterday there were registered: Walter “pe cr, Montreal: Wm Nicholson, Mrs MeLellan, Boston: D Me. Leod, Orwell; Elsie Moore, Harold Moore Winthrop, Mass; D W Henderson, North Wiltshire; D McLean and wife, South Shore: Mrs Stewart, MissStewart, St Peters: Kdwat d Blackader, Wolfvi le, NS; Rev W Mahon Marshfield; A Rose, Theophelns, Crosby, West River; Hugh McMillan, New Haven. —— 0+ —_______.,

Religious Services.

Regular services in St. James’ church to- morrow at the usual hours. Rev, Mr. Car- ruthers will oceupy the pulpit.

St. Panl’s Church.—Services to-morrow at lla.m,and 7 p.m., Rev. Mr. Hamyln Rector, preaching on both occasions. Holy Communion after the morning service. Sunday School at the usual hour.

St. Peter's Church.—Services to-morrow : Celebration of the Holy Communion, 8 a: m.; Matins and Litany, 10.15 3. m ; Celebration ef Holy Communion (chora!), 1) a. m.; Evensong and Sermon, 7 p. m. :

Remember the Railway Gospel Meeting to-morrow after*oon at four o'clock in Me. Leod’s Hall, Strangers always welootne. Lesson : St. Matthew, 7 24, **A Good Founda- tion.”

Zion Church.—Services to-morrow will be conducted by Rev. David Sutherland, pastor, in the morving at 11 o'clock and in the even- ing at 7 o'clock Morning prayer meeting at 10.15. Sabbath School and Bible Classes will meet at 2.30 p. m.

Bi ptist Caurch, Prince Street, Rev. J. A. Gordon, M. A, psstor.—Preaching service, ll a. m. and 7 p.m. Communion at close of evening service, Sabhath School and pastor's Bible class, 239 p= m Prayer meetings oan Mondav and Wednesday at 8 p-m. All are cordially invited and furnished with sea‘s.

Inthe Second Methodist church services will be held as follows: In the morning at il o'clock, preaching; in the afternoon at 2.3 o'clock, Sunday School and Bible class; and in the evening at 7 o'clock, preaching. Rev. C. W. Hamilton will “occupy the pulpit morning and evening

Services will be held in the First Methodist church to-morrow as follows: In the morning at 10 30 o'clock, prayer meeting; at 11 o'clock, preaching; in the afternoon at 2.30 o’clock,; Sunday School and Bible class; and in the evening at 7 o'clock, preaching. The Rev, W, W. Brewer will occupy the pulpit morn- ing and evening.

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Lecal Notices. Jus? received five cases of the very new- est style, in English hard, soft aud silk hats at Prowse Bros., the wonderful cheap men. aug 1, 3in Five cases of English hats opened to-day ai Prowse Bros. aug 1, Sin Sriut the rush continues in Prowse Bros. clothing department, and every person more than pleased with the big bargains they are giving in mens’ boys’ and childrens clothing. aug 1, 3'n TWENTY cents discount on men’s and boys’ light imported shoes at Goff Bros. j30 61

WANTS, LOST, FOUND tec

OST.—From Mr. R. R. Fitzgerald’s residence, on Friday last, a Setter Pup, three months old, 2i—augl OST OR STOLEN.—On !ast Thursday night, a Maltese Cat, mouse colored, with a white spot under its neck. The finder will be rewarded on leaving same with Mrs. WEBB, Euston St. augl—2i pd OST.—At or near the Post Office, a purse con- L taining a small sum of money, also a Japan- ese coin and some papers. The finder wil'l be rewarded by leaving same at the store of Gro, Canter & Co. li—augl

TO LET.—A House on Pownal Street, lately

occupied by K. F. DeBlois, Possession-given

immediately. Apply to Toomas W. Dopp, july3i—tf

R SALE.—The Dalhousie Farm, better oo as the Holman Farm, one and a half miles from the city, containing Thirty-three Acres of Land with good Dwelling House. For particulars apply on the premises to H G. Mur- PHY. iti earti—jy3t

OARDERS can be accommodated at the Mc fapyEN Hovsk, next door to Dr. McLeod’s, Kichmond Street. 3i pd—js30

ORSES AND BUGGIES TO HIRE. - Enqulre I of H. B. Rebinson, Grocer, Upper Great George Street, or at George M. Robinson's Bar- ber Shop opposite EXAMINER oftice, Richmond Stree’. iw pd—jy29__

w- NTED.- A good Housemaid. Apply to Mrs. CHarLrs Leian, Fitzroy Street. july28—tf

WANTED TO PURCHASE, for a-.client, a Dwelling Houxe of one cr two _ tenements, centrally situated, or land suitable for building one, Apply at office of J. H. ReRDDIN, Solicitor, Camerop Block. vl 3i cod—~jy23__

OARDERS.—Boardera may obtain good ac- B commodation and comfortable rooms in a newly-furnished house. Prices moderate. Ap- lv or write te this offf se.

Pijaly17—dy Saw wy 6w pd

O 1L.ET.—Dwelling with seven rooms, garden T and waterworks, on Sidnzy Street. Also, Dwelliag with five rooms, waterworks and stable on Queen Street, next to Murphy’s Barber Shop. Apply to R. K. Brack. eod—jy23_ WANTED — A girt for :*eneral honse work.

Api ly to Mrs. D. Stewart, Kent Street.

july?! bia #

WANTED —A general servant in a family of threo. Light work, every convenience and good wages. Apply at this office, ti?—jy27 To LET.—The Dwelling House with stable o-- cuvied by the subscriber, on Hillsborough “next to Mr. Lemuel Poole’s residence, Apply to Judge wg tf—jy25

Street, — : Possession given Ist Aunst, Alley or to Punean Kennedy.

T° LET.—A house on Upper Queen Street, con- taining six rooms, all newly _papered and

painted Se;arate yard and water in the house. Apply to JAMas F. (URTIS. jy9

era for “The Life of Sir John,’ by his nephew, Col Macpherson, A, b. © {his biogra- phy, fylly illustrated, including two fine steel plates, isthe only one written with Sir John’s consent, +nd the late Premier revised the MSS. in rt before his death. Special carmen for large territory made with Firms or Genera

> t_We are ready to apnoint canvass

’ idge-

ity Attorney Wheeler, ail of Bridg a on. a visiting reomagatoarcngst toy They passed yesterday afternoon very P ea-

' PuspvLisHine Howse, St. John,

n j . Apply to EaRLe Agents highly recommended xs Publishers for the Domivion. jnly28

tal tintin la ~ A cee ay

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RDAY, AUGUST I, 1891.

We have got a Large Stock of Prices the lowest in town. place in Charlottetown to buy

them is at the cheap,

ete., os » Was néver larger. A splendid assortment of PLAIN ana PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER.

NEW BOOKS (as well as the old Standard W Intending Students of the Prin

A lot of LAWN TENNIS NETS anl RACKETS Our stock of WINDOW BLINDS, PICTURES, CURT A

Charlottetown, July 20, 1891~eod & wky

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BAZAAR STORE. Call before purchasing

sell at cost. HAMMOOKS

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Books for the Flolidays !

orks), specially selected for the Holiday Season ce of Wales College should secure their Books early, and the best

elsewhere. very low.

SCHOOL SUPPLIES very

, CURTAIN POLES, BRITISH PLATE MIRRORS, FANCY CROCKERY,

FANCY STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, MEMOS. PENS J i Moulding and Pictures of all kinds kept in stock, tien ie cee

Preserve Covers, 15c. per hundred.

BAZAAR STORE.

AND AUGUST.

ACDONALD

' WILL CLEAR OUT BALANCE OF HIS STOCK OF

Ladies’ Straw Hats. Men's Straw Hats, Print Cottons, Art Muslins, Seersuckers, Flannelettes, Light Dress Goods,

Check Ginghams, Plain Ginghams.

A few Ladies’ Wraps left. will be cleared out cheap.

J. B. MACDONALD.

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Stock of Boots, S buying there.

B00T AND SHOE STORE.

Preparing for Fall Stock. Clearin hoes and Slippers,

out Summer ave money by

July 20, 1891.

Tremendous Clothing Sale — NOW GOING ON,

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ROWSE BROS. STORE,

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

The Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock of Cloth- ing ever shown to the People of P. E. Island,

can buy. Come and see.

Charlottetown, July 30;

ST. JAMES’

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Pa ae

SHAW’S WHARF,

ede! a

Monday, 3rd August.

OME ONE,:COME ALL, and spend a pleasant day with St. James’ Sunday School Teachers and Scholars on the beautiful grounds at Shaw’s Wharf. Games and Fie!d Sports provided. Tea and Refreshment Tables under the Birches will be on the ground. Steamer Southport will leave the Ferry Wharf at $9 a.m and2 p.m Return Tickets, 25c. ; Children, 15c. By order of Committee.

jy25—25, 28, 30 & Ist aug

HAY, BRAN, SHORTS,

eos ‘sie

FOR SALE BY

W. J, BOSWALL, Lower Quesu Street.

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1891—eod & wky

Sabbath School Picnic !

CRACKED CORN, *”

TELEPHONE STOCK

URSUANT-to a Resolution of the Share- holders of the Telephone Company of

P. E. 1, the Directors offer for subscription Stock of the Company not exceeding $12,000 in the aggregate, for the purpose of the con- templated extension of the Company's lines

Don’t be led astray by bogus advertisements, because we can sell cheaper than most of our competitors

PROW SE BROTHERS,

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

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Double Tenement Cottage

W are instructed by Thomas Doyle to sell by Auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, August 2nd, at 12 o'clock, noon: The Donble Tenement Cottage and Pre- mises on Sidney Street, close by Hillsborough Square, aud convenient for a Mechanic's

mentioned in the Act of Assembly passei at) the last Session of the Legislature. Subserip-_ tion Books will be found at Bank of Nova) Scotia, Summerside, Bank of Nova Scotia, | Charlottetown, and at Messrs. A. A. Macdon- | ald & Bro’s., Georgetown, and will be open | until the 14th day of August, at noon, on the | terms and subjcct to the conditions mertioned in the Subscription Books. B. ROGERS, Secretary.

july20~—dy pit guar 2aw jour pio 2i

GARDENER COAL CO., Sydney, C. B. |

COAL supptied by this Company. Ves- | | 8els loaded with despatch. Orders for cargoes | | booked by N., B. & M. RATTENBURY,

Agents. |

i | Goreston STEAM AND DOMESTIC)

Hevse® TO LET.—A newly built private

Dwelling Honse, situateon Richmond St.., | Wesr.~ Good harbor and country view. Fitted up with all modern improvements. It isin a quiet part of the city and free from dust nuis- ance. Apply to Thomas Campbell, kichmond Street, Junels ecd

Dwelling. immediate pogsession given,

E. H. NORTON & CO.,

jy23—eod tl se Auctioneers,

. . ‘ ” - Meeting of Creditors. MEETING of the Creditors of Messrs. McLeoil & Stewart will be held in the office of the undersigned, in Brown’s Block, Charlottetown, P. E. 1, on WEDNESDAY, the Sch day of August, 1891, at 11 o'clock, a. m., when a statement of the Assets and Liabilities of the said Firm will be sabmitted. An offer will also be submitted by the Assiguors.

Terms at sale,

A. S URQUHART, Kk. R. BROW,

Assignees.

FOR SALE.

NE Soda Wa‘er Fonntain, One Dominion 9 stop Organ, One Milk Cow, Cheap for cash or on good piper. Apply to

R. K. BRACE,

jy28—dy 2aw & wky

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