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EXAMINE

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Sincere Corre Teo Cengs

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CHARLOTTETOWN,

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WEDNESDAY. JULY 6, 1892.

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Calendar for Juiy, 1892,

MOON’S CHANGES,

Ficet Quarter, let day...ccovcces 9 49 after Mutts, DO. Gad. «cccoccccecee 9 20 after vat Quarter, 16th d ay . 924 after New Moon, 33.d day. .....ccccees 7 6 after } Paarte Sist day 2) after poy i day . Sh. morn Day High Water. if Day of Week. | =|. Mont Morn. After. 5 aces emma ancient semameies | om an 1 I Friday 2 57 3 19 2 Saturday 3 4i 4 8 3 Sunday 4 35 & § 4 | Mona Ly | § 25 6 8 5 | Tuesday | 641 7h 6 Wednesday 7 40 8 8 7 | thursday 8 36 9 2 8 | Friday | 927 | 950 9 } saturday 1) 13 | 10 34 10 | Sanday | 10 55 10 16 il | Monday | ite ll 55 2 Puesday O14 13 | Wednesd vy 032 | 650 14 | Thursday 1 9 | 198 15 | Friday te. me & | 16 | Saturday | Sat eS 17. —«| Sunday |} 392 | 352 18 | Mondav 4 31 511 1Y } lueed ay 4 Ag | 6 48 Ww Ww ednesday 7 2 8 18 21 | Thursday 8 39 | 9 10 22 | Fiicday $33 | 6.6 23 ; Saturday 10 21 | 1042 24 | Sunday m9 11 22 zZ? Monday ll 39 il 57 25 Tuesday Sy | 0 15 27 | Wednesday 0 32 0 49 28 } Thurs lay ee 1 23 2u | Friday 1 40 | l 57 30 Saturday ~ 898 23) 31 70 7;

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FISHING TACKLE.

Flies, Rods, Reels, Lines, Casts,

Hooks (with and without Gat), Landing Nets, ete.

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ata 3) ps nt dis*o1at, aor d» we adver- tise to sell our stoc< at that discount, but only ask @ fair an | honest profit on a new and excep-

tionally good stock.

Oo 293 ace very fae, an! worth the price asked for them. ‘ Ve Det. Bb iViIES. may!3 oe Tat ATAETTIDMUAT = . PENNYROYAL WAFERS. J tc monthly medicine for ladies to rea sod regelate the menses; ox Wed orotaciog free, healthy an: painless . @ discharg N hes or pains on ap ‘ ‘ Now used by over 35,000 ladies, ince seul juseagaia. luvigo a«s S these orga : gi - ‘ ¥ these with our Eg *TO ., face lab Avoid substitutes. Sealed ‘ parti wre mail ‘Stamp, £1.00 per \ oox Address, EUREKA CHEMICAL < , COMPANY, Dsrroir, Micu. For sale, mailed, by G40. BE. HUGHES, at Apothecaries’ Hall. Ch'towa daw ty—sspt39

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TEA MERCHANTS, Lonideoa, «- England, ——AND ALSO——

First-Class West India Firms, ete.

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SPECIALTIES: Tea, Sugar and Molasses.

Careful attention given to consignments of Prince Edward Island Produce.

REF ERENCE—Bank of Nova Scotia.

OFFIGE —Pickford & Black’s Wharf.

Halifax, August 13, 1891—dy & wy

Several

World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, (893.

PVAE Government of has accapted tho mentof the United

the Dvniaisa of Canada invitation of the Govern- states to take pert in the World's olumbian Exposition, to be held in Chicago from ist May to 3ist October, 1893. As it ia important that « very full di-play ot Cana- dian} products be mule on that occasiva, a geeeral invitation is ex ended to Canadian pro- ducers aad manufacturers in ag:icualtuce, hort’- culture, products of fores's, fisreries, minerals, machinery, meuufsctares, arts, eic, to assigcs in bringin ¢ tozether au s display of the natural resources and iad ial prodacts of Canad. as will be wu credit to the country.

An Excentive niasioner for Canada has

been apooined, © will have the «eneral charge of th: exhib.'s and the aliotment of ap ice, and ihe several + Vine

been iavited te co-operate with the view of mak- ing the exhibition as complete and satisfac ory asp sible.

The Vomiaion G port Of exhiolta going

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placiag of articles sent i

Entries mast be made not 'a’er than 3ist Jalv. | The ree+ption of articles at the Exso-tion build- ings wille»mmence iat November, 1892, and all exhibits, exc*p'ing Live Stock, musi be in place by Ist April, 1593 i

Forms of application for space and genera! in- | form ation can be obtained on applyiag by letter, post f-ce, to the undercigued.

WM. SAUNDERS, Executive Commissioaer for Canada.

Department of Agricu'ture, @tiawa, 2th April, i302,

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NOSTON & FENNELL

Dissolved Partnership on June 14th.

R. B. NORTON & CO.

Continues the Business at the Old Stand, Brenan’s Corner,

City Hardware Store,

and requests a continuance of trade from all old eust-mers.

HARDWARE CHEAP!

Large Discounts for Call or write for

We will continue the Discount Sale. Cash to reduce the present large stock. prices and you are sure to buy.

R. B. NORTON & CO,

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CRYSTOGRAPHS,

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P.E, ISLAND RAILWAY

Saturday Excursion Tickets.

NIL FURTHER N OTL°E, Return Tickets at ore ‘ingle first-class fare will be is ued frum all Stations en this Railway to Souris, >t. Peter’s, Mor-ll, Georgetowa Charlotretuwn, Hunter River. Cape Traverse, Kensiagioy, Sur me side, Alberton and Tignish, go0d going by any passenger train on S-turdsy and for reta:n by any passenger train «n Menday. Tickets for Cape Traverse will be good for return on Tuesdays. These tickets will not be goed to return on Saturdays.

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OT TAWA LETTER An Interesting Budget.

(Specia’ Corresponcence of The Examiner.) Since | last wrote, we have had rain two or threc or nore times every day. Yester- day wa: the eighth successive Sunday on which i rained. The farmers are com- pluining sadly thatthe low lands are fl od. ed and he crops on them rumed,

Prore z:tion is bouk.d for the | st«f nex

week, bit may run a week later. S me

members have left for hume and cibers ar

busy packing up -Cartwrigh, however,

intends to have a parting shot befure they

disperse, and likely he wil hurl it tomor

row op going inio Supply. Cartwright

is politically dead, and no matter how bit-

teily eu enomed his attacks, they prove

utterly utile. The resuit of Cansuas Liat

aule in the L ndon money market shews

conclusi ‘ely that British capitalists psy no

atientic 1 to the ravirgs of the “mixer snd

muddier.” W.doesday and Friday :f this

week ar: hclidays, but the House itends making up for lost time by citting un Sat-

urday.

1 see that you were informed by telegraph

of the i onors the Isiaud carried cff at the

Uttawa Cuiversily last week. It happened

to be ‘Isand Gay” ia the House that even-

ing, and 1 was sor:y that cur members

could nos be preseut to witvess the triumph

of the * hreds and patches.” British Col-

umbia c: me first, with the Island «lise on

its heely. Itis no discredit to avy young

taan to be beaten by Deunis Ma: phy, of B.

0., but ic should be borne in mind that he

bas spent ten years at the C-llege, while McNally has spent only two, and Cuiien (who giv 8 promise of carrying everything vefore h m next year) oply one. The suc-

cess of McNally and Cullen is not enly

creditab ato their talents and industry,

tut reflects lustre upon the careful in-

atiuctiu: aud grounding they receivid at

the Prinze of Wales College. Mr. Nyil McLeoc. principal «f the Summerside Davies £ chco!, whose pupil McNaily was for several years, has good reason to feel; proud of hisec’wlar. If Cullen’s life be spared,t iere is no duubt that he will occupy tiret placa next year, with a record that has never bean «qua.led in the bistory of the Universi y.

She statement of imports and exports fren th» Dominion for the month of May and for the eleven months cf the tiscal year

re oe

tained ty a gerrymender of the constituen cles and thet a mj rvyef the people are pposed to the pres. ut administration The whole vf Tussa.y was sp-nt «vor the ‘edistribution bili in its reiation to the Province ef Quebec. Several mods +stions were adopted, and altogether the Q iebec

end of the evening.

Ou Wednesday mornitg the Hou-e wet at 11 o'cl ck, snd immediate’y resumed discussion of the redistribution bil. Q1e- bee was cleared « ff then Nova Se -tia, New B.answick and Batish Colutabia. At Ist “tlhe Island” was reached.

Mr. Welsh was the firet spesker. He had a crow to pik with Mr. A.O. Mscden- ald for having sp ken disrespectiul y « f the Local Government a few evenings before The Cummodsre challenged contradictin «hen he asserted that, ever since the Island ‘btained responsible government, tt had been better governed than any other Brit- ish colony, no matter what adm‘nistrat: n was in power He was sorry to hear M . Macdousld m«ke the statemeut, for Mr. M | was his (M:. W Ish’s) political gudson. Ile! was respous bie tor Mr. Macdenald’s en:ry into polities, but since then Mr, M had changed his vame from Liberal to Tory. Che Island had not had a days luck since it entered Confederation. Ho was opposed tv the division of the Island into five cis tric s. Eust Queen’s would be one bun-: dred wiles from one end to the ether. He favored the retevtion of the cousty lines. Mr. Davies protested against the G veri erument perpetrating such an injustice #s the proposed gernymander of the Island Iu Nova Scotia and New Biuoawick it hed beru dete: mined t> msintain the County hines, not wi betamiog thas the populations were dis similar and vatiei ell the way from 8,000 to 74.6.0 Why apply a different principle to the Island? Piince County bes 26 500; Queen's, 46.090; and King’s, 26,000. Not trom Queen's with a population of 46 000. Qucen’s bad a population vearly double that of King’s ever siuce Confederation, but no Liberal bed been heard to say that King’s was unfairly tieated because she had two meme bers, There had been « solemu compact mide at Confederation betweea the political psrties on the Island that the counties sheuld rem:in intact.and should each have two meim- bers in the Huuse and a representative ia the Senate Now that a member was to be taken avey, it shou'd be teken from King’s, which hed vply 4,0Uy above the unit. A giacce at the map theuld convince any man that an attempt of the grossest kind was beiay made to g-riymander the Island—a geirymsnder prepared by liule local politicians, whose

shows that the latter more than waintained the eno: nous incre:se which has occurrid | this ye:r, and the former are still in ad- | vance of the same period last year. For! the mon h of May the exp.its were valued | at $7,17°,618, and for the eleven months; $96 606 411, which shows the great iucrease | of $12,633 578 over the same period last’ year. ‘Lae value of the goods entered for consump.ion last month was $9,424,759, and for tie eleven months $99,300,905, an increase >f $943,581. The duty collected in May sas $1,459 529, and for the eleven months (317,518,251, which is $2,867,319 less than the same period last year, when the suga ‘ duties were in force.

The Pat Office Sivings Bank statement for May shows dep sits of $576,862, with- drawals « f $569,408, and a balance at the credit of depositors of $21,480,773,

The w ile of Mo day was epent in com

mittee or the Redistnbution Bill. During the deba e Clarke Wallace tock the oppor- tunity of shewing up Cartwright and his attempt o biuff the Houseafew days before with a bc gus Reform mej -rity. Your readers will reme mber that Cartwright ssid he had received an cflicial statement, signed by George Juhnson, Domivion statistician, giving a n»jority of 7,000 odd for the Re- form par y in Ontario at the last general election. Wallace denied that Johnson made any such ¢ ftizial statement, and de- tied Cartwright to produce it Uf course Cartwrig it could not produce it, as no such statement exi-te}, but he ran out of the House and shortly sfterwards returned with a blues book issued by the Clerk of the Crown it Chancery, giving the number of votes pelled by each candidate at the last general election. From this book he read out a lot of fizures, giving each member's mjority, snd without «adding up the fig- ures declared that they corroborated his statement. Mr. Wallace got held cf his figures 1d placed them side by side with the cflicial fhgures. He found that in some large Cuiserva‘ive districts Cartwright had conveniently omitted to take any account of the Conservative majority, while in others w sere there were two Conservatives running he teok credit to the Grit party for all tre dc feated candidates’ votes. For instance. in Carleton, Out., where Hod- vins defi ated Dickinson (both strong Con- servatives and no Grit rupning) ty 43, Cartwright computed the Conservative mejority at 43 only; whereas it is well- knuwn t» be cver 1,000, for in 1887 Sir Juhu Micdunald beat a straight Grit by

1,085, :nd the Grit lot his de posit. This explains tie wey Cartwright figured up his Geir

maj nity for th» Province of Outarie, ard is illustrative of the sh m less manner io which th’s would-be financier imp ses upon eredulou: grits. But he is rapidly being found ev’ and unmusked, an cperation to which h« has been forced to submit mere than once this sssion, Correction or re- pro: f he resents from apy quarter, but pur- ticularly from the Government benches, aud when it comes to being dressed down by Cha ley Tapper or Dr. Montague, he can fall back only on insolenes, relying to be backed up hy Landerkin and Semervile and Murdock, and a few othe*grits who ae um ver jartivolar what they say. Clarke Wallace produced the: fii:'al figures, which proved conclusive- fy that i: the elections of 1891 the Conser- vatives | ad a maj rity in Ontario of 1,678 votes, w tich has been increased by the bye- elections to 5 645, giving the twenty-rix Ontario Yonservative majority sitting in the

sous canuot rises above heir noses. Mr Davies appealed to the Government to treat the Islaud the same wey as Nova Seutia and New Brunswick, and reepect the historical! integrity of the county iines. The bill then would be satisfactory. Queen's would return two members, having a eufli ient p —pulation; Piisce, the only county whose population hau increased in the last ten years, -vould return two members; and Kiog’s one memir. Mr. Davies conciuded by cGeciaring that the gerrymander was for the purpose of leyislat ing him out of the house, avd he moved in amendment that the counies should remaio a% at present, Queen's and Prince returniog two members each, and Kong's one member. In 1i,ing to reply, Sir Johu Thompson said that if he thought the p:oposed revistribu:ion of the Is'and justified voe twentieth part of the strong adjec ives and subs axtives Mr. Davies had applied to it, he wou d withdraw the plan and consider some other metnod, He repudiated any design to iegislate Mr. Davies out of his seat, because he was well aware Mr. Dauies’ abilities and influences could place the strongest (.iberal constituency oa the Island at his disposal. By Mr. Davies’ proposal each member tor Qu ens would repiesent 23,000; each member for Prince, 18,009; and the solitary member for King’s, 26,634. Why should that disparity exist except for the purpose of depriving a Con- servative county of one of ite representatives. lf the:e was 80 much t» be said in defence of the county lines—if the strong expressions used with respect to honesty, fairness, justice, meanness, etc , could be urged in detence of the county lives on the Island, surely the Local Legisisture, which has the domestic icterests of the Island ia charge, which has the power te change those county lines and depwt from them, should have treasured them moe secred y than they did in the measure they recently passed, when they carved up the county and departed from old established lines, and divided townships in two.

Mr. Dennison characterized the gerry- mander of King’s County by the Local Legis lature as disgraceful, and for the sake of a paltry 3,000 of population, thought it hardl necesvaiy to gerrymander the whole Islan He would, theretore, support Mr. Davies’ amendment.

(To be continued )

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For Over Firry Years Mrs. Winsloes Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for their children while cutting teeth. lt relieves the lictle sufferer at once ; it pro- duces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as ‘‘ bright as a button.” itis very plecsant totaste. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best-known remedy, for diarrhea, whether arising from teething or other causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle.

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Games and Trotiing Races,

NDER th® management of the Kiag's C mnty

Exhibition Aasociatio: and of 3pecial Com- mittess, there will taxe place on ths Grounds of She Associativa ac Georgetown,

Oa Thursday. July 7th, 1892,

the following, viz. Ransing Kaces, Throwing the Hamner, Pucting the Stons, Vorsing the Gaber, Yuz-of-War, High, Long and Kuaning Jumping, sack Rives, sod ail che useal cents of exillan! auscis showa a> Caled sian Gither. inyga, Con'eats oven to ail a tionativies. esgiveouinesach ciass MWatrioes to before i! o'clock, a m., (whea the ‘ianes will begin) with the Games Comm ttee, Arch J Me- Donald, %. W. Sprague, ) 4.8 ewart.

Hibearal be made

TROYUETING RACES. The following events will tave plac minonte Ciass, purse £5); 249 Claw, €75 all, $100. ConpbiTions —Kn trance fee 10 per erent ov pur e in each ciass, payable as fo'lows:—Five per cent on or before June Wh. when nomination must be made; five per cent ov the day before the races. Purses will be dividel as follows : 50 per cent to first, 25 per cent t» second, 15 per cen! to thin), aud 10 per cent to fourth Any hore dis- tancing the field or any port thereof eati‘led to Grst money only. Five horses to en'er and chree tostariin eich class Psce<to be called a’ v'clock, p. m. Nitional Trotting A-socja’ion rules to govern, exceping when they confi oc with above contitions All c unmuaicatious respecting the Riuc+s show'd be wi trested to the seoretary of the King’s Couaty Ex i> tiog Aw» ciativn. Arcanzements will be mele forredeced raiesoftrave by Rail -nd Seaunb at. 1 ies class Ding Room and Kestaura:.t wi'l be oo the Grouuds, and every etfort wl be mide to provide eujoyment for th we who patronizs the association. Aay furt' er informetion will be given by the Kaces Cunmitute>, James Clow, U. A. MeKionon. George F. swen, or by

GORGE F. OX EN,

Secretary Kiag’s Co. Ex viv tion Association, ma) 31

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