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' al are % twenty p issen- She s ied for Sydney, ©. B., early this with a get ‘ and one pas- N. Pica ates 7 Worx —Rev. Dr. ] hompson is to ire rrow eve ning in the basement of herch. Subject: “Twenty years of » Mission Work in the Far West.” The will be highly interesting, will com- lock, and at the close a collec- e taken in aid ofthe work. Ali are rahaiy invite I Sliensniaitiane p> Now _ Che Au tion sale of residen rs of Justice wes, Sitmont, wiil com:mence at 11 o’ecleck shall Wednesday morning. The sale of v8, carriages, harness, etc., wiil take ae »# OC,OCK In the allernoon. Premises open ,for inspe tion to-morrow after- ~K, beaiisto, Auctioneer, > —

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M he undersigned W h iPs§a.e mer- ae or this city hs 2 agreed to ciose

ans ae lock every . i . vi J t ' ’ ‘ Ie i ‘ VELL Bre ty Re H. Vo. AcuLD Bros, Fenton T. Newnery, Horace Haszanp, WEEKS & BEER, N , B. & M. Ratrensury. - ut.—It i rith oreaft les ’ hat I 18 Wilh great pleasure tha We aunouvee a concert by Miss Laine of Halilax. She has a remarkable voice. Not « niy is it powerful, but it has wonder-

‘Mt purity and sympathy. She ranks among

i¢ Most talented soloists and teachers in Canada to-day. This will be the only op- port inity te hear ber, she leaves for bur pe shortly, Mr.H. L. Heartz, and ther local taient will assist her, and we ope au Musical people will avail them-

elves of this opportu lity. ieee

Mort —For the follow- My hottuary statistics for the « ity of Char- ‘Meétown lor the month of June, 189%, we »Dr. J hr Number of , ime month last year, 19. i death—Ty gr croup, 5> sueer Of stomach, 1; kiduey disease, 1; apopl xy, 1; paralysis, 1; general debility, ean 2. Age at Under 5 years,

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SeRCIAL DeESPATONRS To Tur Examiner

DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

Vulock’s Motion Disposed Of

Orrawa, July 7, (he House of Commons was occupied the whole of yesterday's session in discus. sing Mr. Mulock’s motion to put binder twine on the free list. The motion was deieated by 100 to 800,—Savard voting with the Government, Tarte against

‘The Fatal Cyclone

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Plays Havoc in a Penitentiary

CHICAGO, July 7 Baton Rouge city was atrack by a cyclone yesterday, completely wrecking the peni- teutiary and killing ten of the convicts, wounding thirty-five, and demolishing several houses. Sixteen persons were killed and many others injured,

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Phe Tarte-MeGrevy Case.

Ortawa, Jaly 7.

the Tarte-McGrevy

Murphy’s cross examination

eloped further proofs of his general

rascality, He contradicted himself badly and refused to answer several question.

Before

investigati-. yesterday,

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Fishery Bulletin.

(Fisheries Intelligence Bureau Report.)

Hawirax, July 7.—At the fishing points ia Anticosti the fishery of cap'in is reported very good to-day at South West Point, and the cod fair, but there are no fish or bait at any of the other stations on the Southern cast of Q 1e- Che codfishery is reported fair at Perce and Newport Point, but poor at Puaspebiac owing to the wantcf bait. Herring fair at Perce and a few are being netted at Newport Point. Mackerel are reported as taking hooks freely at Miminigash, P. E. Island, but all other fish are scarce around the coast as far as Albecton. Ccd tishery is very good at George- town. Mackerel and lobsters are poor and herring are reported struek in off Panmure Island. There were fair catches of herring and mackerel at St. Ann’s, C. B., of mackerel af St. Peter’s and of herring at Arichat. Her- ring still good at Luenburg, N. S., and mack- erei fair.

PROVINCIAL LEGISLATORE,

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

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Monpay, July 6 In the House of Assembly yesterday the following bills were read a third time and passed : To Amend the Charlottetown Incorpora- tion Act.

To Incerporate the Cape Traverse Hal! |

Company.

To Incorporate the Watchman Publish- ing Company.

The Budget debate was resumed by Mr. Rogers and continued by Messrs. Warbur- ton, McKay, Robertson, A McLaod, Shaw, Macdonald and Arsenault. Tue Ex- AMINERS summary report is unavoidably crowded out of to-day’s issue.

Hon. Mr. McLean said that the matter was under the consideration of the Govern- ment.

July 7.

The following bills passed the second reading :

The Bill to Incorporate the Charlotte- town Cemetry C ompany.

The bill respecting Dental Surgery.

Hon. Mr. Peters submitted the follow- ing resolutions :

Resolved, That it is advisable to introduce a bill authorizing the goverment to make arrangements with the Telephone Company of Prince Edward Island for the extension of their system of telephones to various sections of this Island hitherto not reached thereby, and for that purpose to authorize the Govern- ment to make arrangements for the payment of reasonable subsidies to said company, and also for such extension of the charter as may be reasonable.

The resolntion was agreed to,

Fripay, Jaly 5.

Personal.

The following i : & persons registe —_ Hotel on July Ist: Walter Matheson a Perkin, C Schurman, Miss MeKivnon, Kr attetown: K Campbell, Flora Campbell,

eg Mackay, of the Y. M. GC. A eaves to-day for a fortnight’s trip in Nova Scotia and P, B, Island. —Moncton Times :

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fa this city, on the 6th inst, ¢) : Thomas McQuaidofason. wm «

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Dyspepticure Cures

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Headache and Nervousness.

Dyspepticure Cures quickly USAC

Indigestion and Sleeplessness. Dyspepticure Cures

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CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA.

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ARD COAL,

EX §. S. “WILLEAM.”

Cargo of JERMYN Hard Coal,

Chestnut and Egg Sizes,

a QUALITY as supplied customers - or some years past. to arsive from New York on WEDNESDAY, 8th inst., will be sold low while landing.

Parties who have ordered will please be ready to receive on following day ( Thursday).

R. McMILLAN,

TEA PARTY.

VERNON RIVER.

The Catholic Congregation of Vernon River purpose holding a

GRAND TEA PARTY

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on beautiful grounds adjoiniag ST.

JOACHIM’S CHURCH, On Wednesday, (5th July Next,

In aid of the Church funds.

Tables will be provided with all the dele cacies of the season, presided over by the women of the Congregation, who have Jong since gained the reputation of giving the best Teas on P. E. Island,

All kinds of games and amusements usual on such occasious will be provided, and those whe love a good day’s sport wil] have an vpportunity of enjoying themselves to their heart’s content.

A saloon will be on the grounds we’! stock- ed with all kinds of Temperate Drinks, and everything ca'culated to satisfy the taste and | faucy of an epicure

Besides the usual Tea Tables, there will be a well-supplied Meat Table.

The best of order will be enforced on the grounds, and any person found selling intexi- cating liquors, er erecting tents near, will be dealt with in a summary manner.

‘Lea will be served up at 12 o'clock, noon. Price of Tea Tickets, 25 cents; children half price.

Should the day prove unfavorable, the Tea will be continued on the fullowiog day.

By order of Committee, M. STEPHENS.

June 12—5i Secretary.

BAZAAR

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Strawberry Festival.

HE Ladies of ZION CHURCH intend holdiug a Strawberry Festival and Fancy Sale

On Thursday, 9th July,

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MARKET HALL.

eadymade Clothing. —

. ‘Hhis Month for our best Rargains in Men's and Koys Readymade Clothing. A New Lot just opened.

All

out at great bargains.

our odd Coats, Pants and Vests will be cleared Dont fail to see us if you

want Clothing.

Will kinds of Boots, Shoes and Slippers. save your money.

J. B. MACDONALD.

SHOE STORE give you Great Bargains this Month in

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GREAT : BARGAIN ! Pair Corsets.

We have bought a special lot of

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Call and get a

pair---only Seventy Cents. JAMES PATON & CO.,

MARKET SQUARE.

Charlottetown, June 9, 1891—dy & wky

HE BAZAAR CO. have received daily for two weeks from 2

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Pape Haags, Win Sti, CurinPl,

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PAPERS, including all the latest styles in English, Americin and Canadian Papers, Dados, Ceilings, Borders and Freizes, and have now, without doubt, the finest show in the city

In order to clear out our tremendous st»ck, we will sell at the bottom pric.

to show the Papers. . ENGLISH WASHABLE PAPERS in every variety and at lowest pric2:. of last year’s Blinds at half price to clear.

We have only

They sell themselves. Oae Hantrel

NEW BUINDS =a lovely assortment. Handsome

, vw. to 62, 5; from 70 to 80, i aes or, ene f ‘ 7 x * ‘ BT ‘ ’ eb aee-es death, 51 yors, Rela On ee eee es , Paper Blinds at 15c. each, Curtain Poles at 352. each. Corrugated Carpet Paper to arrive in a tion— Protestants Cathol N Public Works if it is the intentlon o ©! Admission 10 cents. Doors open at 2 ; . Nonality—F a ta 4. - = Government to comply with the prayer Of} o'clock, june29 few days. Cheapest supply ever in the city, Sa—Males, 5; females, G.” ) "| ® petition of Richard A. Thornton, snd ae BAZAAR CO., Queen Street. wh a others, inhabitants of Lower ontague, Tne N & a nt

Frou Bostox : rh, ; | praying for a grant ofa sufficient sum of WANTS, LOST, FOU! 'D de Charlottetown, April 16, 1891—eod & wky Af os 4 \ cola lidiaua io iD agai hich 1 sce _ money to repair the road leading from SS Ad aaa ee eS a ee ae a ae amet —~ ea tgs Tr, WRICR It Beare rer Mont: » St. rews Puint on OST.—On Sunday, 5th inst., between and from e e » TW 2

uw two o'clock on Swurday afternoon Lower Montague o St And . ‘a bei Mr. George Bretoner’s to Grafton and Wey- J | / , a, SEM hendred passencers ana frout of Weataway's farm, said toad being | 77th Streets and Prince Edward Island Hospi- | ) : | ttal ea, oe , PSSEN LOTS BA A ROB" i washoll away with storm of last December. tal, a Purse containing two railroad tickets, $5 ) aS i ar

t are at 5 oe —_—++0+e——______—— in greenbacks and a aa thie omen. I sak aa alien eee 2 ~ tag * passengers . i2 oO “uid . 1 - i eaving same af this 0 . F Styling eared Supreme Court ‘ae CO BEACH, P. E. I

- e, Jiagvie Crabbe, Mrs wishes : ’ °

At, Ethel Seurs 1G sai ® ’ y . ~ f i aki tl

ath Laas Cavel, Mee Carvel Tonmpat, July 7. | WANTED. A, soot gt tos gent aese: | EY or wouterat corer ever credited t — fr WuUiSs rvell, | . Yurve : aot - sali 3 ae y at once to . ° « 4 P ; P . . ; . * te Carvel, Ac wi McC a aed G Mr. Justice Hodge, peevene Break- | TON: St. Peter's | toad. jy6 | any Ointment put on the market. "HIS beautiful and well-known Summe1 Resort will open ‘dtniogham. Mrs IS Cn, ee The Queen vs. John T, Connolly. bre ee eae H s arenent it has been made for over one hundred f G t d Visitors on JULY Isr Terms moderate atlect, Mr Cy oo aly een 5 R ing and entering the premises of Archibald T° aaeleke a Sooo ‘corner of | years,and if necessary we could give hundreds : or uests an ISLLOT'S < wee : ao Spildiog EH ee ao 7 C luck, oe \ White and nerre | gaan Pepenaere we Euston 7 Hingborough Streets. "Apply 7 of testimonials as to its virtue and healing | for particulars address UMartis. (ioc nro Pileges, Ane | this case the jury last evening brought 1 Mrg, F. Parker Carvers. as roperties. hee zie McGuigan, S Callaghan, verdict of guilty. We are receiving testimonials daily from | JOHN NEWSON & Cco.,

*Millghin, Mra Pure

Das DP AS resentt

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Mary Ann McRae vs. Alexander McRae.

T° LE?T.—Dweling House with seven rooms on Sidney Street, in centre of the city. Water

those who have tried this wonderful Ointment. | Once tried you will be couvinced of its!

CHARLOTTETOWN.

June 24, 1891—2m

Mrs Py, Me vi sud Preseott, Mr Pope, Action for breach of promise of marriage, in the house,’ Possession at once. Enquire at ; SS , ra - Rily a i ‘, Miss Pope, Mss | with seduction charged as aggravated dam- | KR. K. Brace’s Store. tf—jy4 | virtues yourself. e \ . : ” lvegerald, Mrs Murchison, Mrs aces. Now before the court. —— ane 9g mes OM OS Ferguson, "FR c Haszard for pitff ; Arthur Peters eee ee ee eee eee erent INVALUABLE FOR nm 1S i, , sean, Mr te elis e ‘ ; te enry 5b. » , F ae Lhasa Aig hist, Hing Hernan, | gay deft George tron, ovat Georg ML febinupa's Ha a tala om Bake, Mi MJM. sNUY BECHER, | : = ——— | ber Shop, opposite London House. 6i pd—Jy Burns, Scalds, Eczema, Frost bites, in- | ° Welont v:0' 3 “id Moore, L Jones, Katie hein sali : Open S$ ec us ed ished ‘ dines 2 g Sores, Open Seres m Rach ’ Mary ‘2 Martin, Lizzie McKinnon, LUMBER BY AUCTION, R es light reeks Sulky, - rv oy eee ve: pang soe wee Sena I ported Dir t and J t Open . y — Cleo lagvie alt ‘ i vince; also, 2 oc second- ? ae . : ay, Mrs amd onesie ate aa od, Mrs A - oa mea, Seebbh Ome Atrreuer.: and z good set -f | there is any inflammation or proud flesh. (x) tle MeK iy ‘es =r Mr, M re tae . wine men fA | omenine Harness—all cheap. = a as WwW. C. Ticks, vin Kate Landi on, Mrs Melonis, M Milligan, 3 . 5 Grafton Street, next to Fish Market. Manufactured ouly by F. De C, DA cS, a3 ' ‘ - oe Kay "gan, A Macdonak ‘lor . Te TIN iy3— Se : i . : —_— ; ; 7, Mics eaten aaa + ee COX NX OLLY § W HARE : jy3—3i (tri sat tu) pd Dispensing Chemist and Druggist. ; ASPINALL » ENAMEL Tins and Tinlets. A great V ariety wltgstore Anni Naas 5 =o i. ; Hovse TO LET.—A newly built private For sale by the following druggists :— of shades. mon, Miss Clov, a Calle: Rd ——ON—— Dwelling House, situate on Richmond St.. Apothecaries Hall, Reddin Bros., A. 8. John- Mlonid ww... ot: «Mrs Cullen, ff « . x s . West. Good harbor and country view. ritte 7 ottetown. ; Kennetie aire Connors, Mes Baily, Miss| Monday Evening, July 6th, up. with al modern ‘aprovemente. It is Ia a Muirhead’s Drug Stores, Sum-}] PRICE'S SELF-FITTING CANDLES —Sperm and Pure Wax. Wee, ? &*83ie Beatop Jessi Les z iet part of the city and free from dust nuls- — 7 ’ . . - 4, uy Sadie Gillis . a a pe vApy ls to Themas Campbell, Richmond merside. ‘ az : , Also in half lengths for Pianos, ete. le...” Isabella Ga Ww Ht eaeaumin "e ~ THOUSAND HEMLOCK BOARDS, Street. Jnnels eod ff J. C. Milford, Victoria—and by the under- — 2.) ray, Stevenson, f j a nee oe : _ eee eee te” : “a >, <n OF a box. . . ‘ hi 2’ James Hunter, Geo F Murpby Lo 5,000 2 inch pak, WANTED. A_xirl for general honsework. | signed. Price 29 cents a ote ALSO—English Confeetionery, Perfumes, Drugs and Patent Iisioney, 3) U Gill's, Stephen Puree!l, A 5,000 3 inch a wast akaiamacenen te: ) (. DAVIES Medici d a full line of Crosse & Blackwell’s goods N; mMald, H (rant. Chas Foster. J Green 21,000 2x3 inch Hardwood, in Ash and | Street, head of Hilisborough Street. jy3 F De Je t . edicines, and a iu ine Oi ; 8 goods. Re.” Brown, R Tracy. Willia Slo Hirch, ANTED.—A Cook. Apply to Mrs. H. James Me Nichol's, s ulie M ee ‘Me i 12,000 Fine Boards, W Palmer, Mount Kdward, or to Mrs Charles | June 12, 1891 T ' 3 RE a Jones < ets Teun s , a a 40,000 Clear Cedar Shingles. Palmer, W eymouth Street. d&w tf—junel?7 A Wa SON Ss 2) a adh Sylvester, Dr St Clare, Mr Fiz Sale at 6 o'clock, p- m. T osT.—A few days ago, a Safe Key about O LET,—A Touse on Pownal Street, lately ts Mr MeFayden, Katie Martio. The Sale at : r& CO three inches looe, with a cross piece at end, T oceupied by R. F. ea tones Fone even f, *dils on return at 4 0’cloe T E. H. NORTON ai Finder will be liberally rewarded on leaving it | immediately, Apply to THoMas W, > Charlottetown, June 27, 1891. by af eturn at 40’clock, on Thurs- peibe at this ofliee junelg jy3—te ag . %

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