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Wrly attend ' : f 4) ed as was expected,

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is . ” ¥ ad Other Items. ee a : st the Ba sal te ge - — R Pocaar to-nigat Lots sie tee . Hal ? a - wm at the Dazwar to cress! o ovat rubbet ‘ 4 bD \ at ye" — . . _-Lezisiatiy port and v ” : s st - wo, at thie \iarket Hall this he Happ?) « J eid | No. 1 Battery, ©. A. i} to-night at S- d Tr tome __-Straw berries and ice cream me orant to-night. ; reas 2 - » Market }j.l| this atternocn ; early ane oltea a a y Salt ia Market Hall this F oeenlt A pleasant time pl everddg i. ss lial = oe more of those English ’ are # ut

seks ot W, P. Colwill’s. - e265 d w 4w ~_—S> as os gome more of those cheep carats at W. P. Colwill’'s.

- je25 d w 4w

_- - gt —This m wning, @ nuisance us , waed ? gdjoarned, and an abusive language “i. ae ss

gop — Horse andl buggy to hire. os Henry Ls R ybinsor , grocer, get Geurge Street, or Geo. M. a's barber shop, oppos:te the Ex-

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% that about yo a mare be lopging to Mr. John i fuedss di pp 4 twin foals sired giorted coach horse Gem. They are yi sre doing well, This is ap irare occavance in this Province.

We are informed

es coy er—The Convent Tea acd Bazaar + Hall will be continued this after- aj evening. ihe attractions include nto decide which is the imost p»pu- is store in the city. Good music ‘tillery Band. Don't forget to attend. et

vow York.—The steamer William Serday for New York, with a cargo iscluded 7,300 cases of canned lobsters jig Mr. James FB. Grant, valued at I igsrid that this is the most valu- etever shipped from this port by any

peer,

muavosic Socrety. — The general i necting of the Philharmonic Society ein of offieers, etc., for the the com. «, will be held on Monday evening, th inst., at 8.39 o'clock, in the Philhar- Sid Allmembers are especially re- pi to attend, }25 3i Be taihiveens

waTatioN. ~- Principal Steet School, at the closing of the

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Oe day was presented by his pupils

hanging lamp, a lemonade set, and a mamented figure. Miss Snaddon WeMcKinnon also received valuable sirom their pupils, —_———- Ss --- Witian’ Pink Pills bring joy and fhalwho usethem. For all the ills dict the female system they are a spe- Bxvhing the blood, building up the f «od converting paleand sallow com- asisto the rosy glow of health. Try ‘old by dealers, or sent post paid on pel price- 50 cents per box, or five for 82 by addressing Dr Williams Ww, Brockville, Ont. lw indies i STATEMENT Betrevep.—We have hed at different times that we could h @ piece of crockery or glassware to man, woman and child on P. E. Is- ‘yet we have met, but one person dondted this statement, but after go- trough our store and warehouse, he nis alltrno Jf there is another per- @ ys doubts our statement we wish her to call and louk through our without charge) and we believe they be quite satisfied that our statement is t—W. P. Colwill. je26 d w 4w ae ai @ Tea any Fancy Sate in Market ast afternoeon and evening was not owing But all who The Bazaar will noon and evening. % are well stocked and

Pedisawreerble weather

t were delighted. Winued this after liferent table

@ides over by experienced and at-

® lady . » " ues. The election to decide EB the most popular dry goods store a Attracted much attention. It ‘ Pte this aftetne on and eren- ue ; } , ‘ : i Artillery Band furnished excel-

Rage ha i *. Besure and attend to-night. ~~... Personal. Seeteee ol i A 5 ei io canton, organist of St. Psaul’s .<itin this morning's train to visit

— relations in the United States, beation, ots Esa..Chiot Super intendent oo ere on Monday, Tuesday en e Xamining the publie schools.

“xpress themselves as highly his tact ard judginent in con- ns. Mr Nicholson was e quality of the work cheols —Island Farmer.

tliat en te Another Problem.

* Mtiefied with th our g

Pi — ? at 7 Asa probl m™m in bookk:« eping was

Patorily , m, wil , Answered in a late issue of ‘ i eater the pumerous answer er ‘ ’

— Saturday s paper, 27th end & 4 2300.00 note falling due, a” for $150.00, and pay det with $300 discovnt on Sat entry will { make and in

LW ths, vk will I make it 7 INpex.

“dane, 129}.

Xap Weep eee ne 34? at Beer and Goff’s.

bi ther aay june25 2i

he is reported to have broken

f President Balmaceda of

°

f are selling sugar at greatly *$on account of the change in june 25 2i

ritish Guiana shows J87, an increase of 32,- ot © ol we,

™ pric vy,

offs ; ictal cénaus of B : U0On of QR4 SR year, |

tipalia, yi? lice have appeared in te Val ey, Washiag ton, hop fields ast two days, and threaten to

th

e ‘ hop trop of the entire valley,

Seaman, of}

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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

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SpecraL Despatonys ro Tax ExAMmin ER.

DOMINION PARLIAMENT. TARTE-MoGRERVY HATTER

Tunnel Correspondence.

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Bavies and MeLean Heard From.

ven Orrawa, June 25.

n the Tarte McG

Mr. Perley, Chief Evgineor “of Public Works, was examined. lis evidence was honeat and straightforward, and proved conclusively that much of the testimony al- ready presented was perverced and false. Perley’s evidence created a sensation.

in inoving for correspondence regarding the tunnel, Davies made an excellent speech froma P. E. I, standpoint, avoid- ing all party politica, staung the Island's case powerfully and made an admirable im- pression.

Cockburn, one of the Toronto members, wiio is the present buffoon of the House, snd who had evidently more than he could curry, ailempted in reply to show that the island was indebted aunually to the D.- minion by six hundred thousand dollars. His remarks createi great amusement when he said that only seventy passengers crossed to and from the Island ali winter.

John McLean asked him if he was not referring to the number of eommercial travellers from Ontario who cali down in winter time.

When six o'clock came the debate was not concluded.

When it is resumed, McLean will speak

The prohibition debate cccupied the evening session.

Foster moved an amendment providing for the appointment of a Royal Commission to obtain information upon the whole ques- tion, which was carried by a vote of one hundred and seven to eighty-eight. The Opposition voted solidly against it, as did alsu three Government supporters.

Davies tavored plebiscite and real a copy of a resolation he had intended to move. & good deal of noise and personal talk wes indulged in during the debate. Severs! members were under the weather.

Joncas has returned to his Congervative allegiance.

The Sugar Trade. Orrawa, June 26. Already there is a boom inthe sugar trade The tariff changes mean an imme- diate reduction of one and three-quarter c2nts per pound on yellow sugar and two cents on granulated.

Returned to London.

Lonpon, June 25. Sir Charles Tupper has returned to Lon- don. He denies that he was invited to form a government, and says that only the gravest crisis in Canadian affairs could in- duce him to return.

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Eisastrous Flecod.

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New York, June 265.

A fearful flood at Cherookee, lowa, car- ried away seventy houses, also railway bridges. Many lives were lost and im- mense damage was dune.

Mr. Gladstone's Nealth.

Lonpon, June 25, Gladstone’s health is much feebler. His pnysician urges a sea trip and unbroken rest.

Parnell's Marriage.

—_—— Lonpon, June 25.

It is reported that Parnell was privately married to Mrs. O'Shea last Thursday.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, June 26.—10 a. m. Moderate winds, generally fair, preceeded by a few local showers, higher temperature.

The Medical Bill

Six,—We have been refused @ copy of the new Medical Bill. Yet it is poesible to discuss one cr two points. The promoters of the Bill profess to follow the English law. The formation of a Medical Council ia an important feature in both bills. In the English law, eonsidering the important duties to be performed, great pains have been tuken to make the Council as effective, impartial and able as possible, The num- ber is thirty. Of these, five are members o* appointees of Her Majesty s Privy Coun- cil, twenty are nominees of the great uni- versities, as Oxford and other teaching budics, and only five are left to be chosen by the doctors. It is plain that the aim was to obtain @ board of the very highest character for ability and imparviality. All this is quite in accord with the spirit of free British cunstitutionalism, VIZ: when the public interests and private rights are be adjudicated,always to provide a tribunal at which every person who is compelled to appear before if, shall haveffull confidence in the administration of Justic». Now con- sider the nature of the board - provided for inthis bill. The mode of its formation, viz : by election exclusively, and the lack of the proper training of the men from whom te selection is made, are objection- able in the highest degree. On @ Council -hus constituted, the bill propeses to devolve the highest and most responsible duties, viz, the power to impose taxation on the do-:ors wi koat being compelled to pender ny account of the apn un- controlled power to conier somewhat ar- betrarily licenses to practice - the power to refuge licenses to the most skilful—the power to arr: ign before them their fellow pr sctitlon- aa, very likely their rivals, on charges of profesional misconduct—to put a we interpretation oD these charges, &n - e power to ruin them by. taking away their c iaracte’, and me sus of livelihood, “s

A mans registered deploma 18 to ~—e * a farmer’s farm is to the faimer. A modifi:

appeal is prov.ded, but this does not remedy

THE DAILY EXAMINER, - - - -

/ . the evil. There is not the slightest security that the men to be elected will have the | Necessary judicial education,or the impartiality | to perform properly the important duties, No such power as this bill contemplates should be given to any medical council. The medical men of this country are the equals professionally of those of our neighboring countries, but they cannot discharge properly and should not be allowed to attempt to dis- oa the functions contemplated by this

Part of the council should be appointed Only a moderate power should be delegated tothem. Make them responsible in» some way for the discharge of their actual duties, Let legislation be postponed so as to give time to consider,

F. P. TaYLor.

—The Government have added sugar to the free list. Tea, coffee and sugar—all free from the country of preduccion. Let

Saar all agreo that the change is

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S, Ss Sah e: ocr EER g RMSE SP, WOE Is HE S.S. “RONAVIST 4,” for St. John’s, New- fo ailand, will be due at Charlottetown on MONDaY VORNING, tne 29:h iust., and will earry ( ‘attle and Sheep on deck. For Freight or Passage apply to PEAKE BRO3. & CO., Agents,

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jane?$-3i

WATCHES AND LOCKS

qVYERY CLOCK AND WATCH is guaran- _4 teed to give satisfaction.

JEWELRY.

Jeautiful Fancy Rings, Keeper Rings, Gents’ Rings, Earrings, Brooches, Chains, ete.

Wedding Rings Made to Order.

I persuuaily attend to the Repairing of all Watehes, Ciocks and Jewelry. I am there- fore iu a position to guarantee the highest possible satisfaction, All work guarantced.

F. S. MITCHELL,

(ueen Street.

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Horses Wanted.

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\ ANTED to purchase, in Charlottetowr,

on Friday and Saturday next, Fifteen good, sharp D iving Horses, aged from five to ten years, and weighing 1000 to 1100 Ibs, Also, some heavy Mares, weighing 1300 to 1400 Ibs. each. Will buy four-year-olds.

W.S. McKTE.

june23 —3i

BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA . )

Ircorporated by Royal Cheers 1862. Capital Paid Up....... £600,008, $3,000,000 (With power to increpee.)

Reserve Fund......... 208,000, 1,040,000

Note Circulation Notice.

In accordance with the provisions of See 55 of the Bank Act, which comes into force on FIRST JULY proximo, this Bunk has made arrange- ments whereby notes of the Benk will be RE- DEEMED AT PAR by the following Banks at any of their Branches in the Dominion, viz:—

Bank of Montreal, Canadian Bank of Com- merce, Imperial Bank of Canada, Bank of Nova scotia, Traders Bank of Canada. Bank of Hamil- ton, Merehunts Bank of Halifax, Halifax Bank- ing Co. Union Bank of Halifax and Commercial Bank of Manitoba.

Arrangements have been made with the follow ing Banksto ACT SPECIALLY AS AGENTS for the redemption of the Bank’s notes at the undermentioned cities :—

HALIFAX, N S—Bank of Montreal, Bank of Nova Scotia, Halifax Banking Co, Mer- chants Bank of Halifax and Union Bank of Halifax.

ST JOHN, N B—Bank of Montreal. Bank of Nova Scotia, Merchants Bank of Halifax and Halifax Banking Co.

CHARLOTTETOWN, P E I—Bank of Nova Scotia and Merchants Bank of Halifax. MONTREAL—Bank of Montreal, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Molson’s Bank, Bank Nova

Scotia end Merchants Bank of Malifax.

TORONTO—Bank of Montreal, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Imperial Bank of Canada, Molson’s Bank, Bank of Hamilton and Traders Bank of Canada.

WINNIPEG — Bank of Montreal, Imperial Bank of Canada, Molson’s Bank and. Commercial Bank of Manitoba,

Tha Bank of British Columbia will redeem at parthe notesof each of the ahove mentioned Banks at any of its Branchesin British Columbia.

WM. C. WARD, Victoria, B C, June 1, 1891. Manager, juneli—dy 3m

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND de

WANTE').—A smart boy. Apply immediately to D>, S. R. JENKINS, Prince Sireel. li pd—ju’4

LEP?.—The house on corner of St. Peter's T° noaa and Euston Streets, now occapied by Dr. Bagnall. Possession about Ist of August, Apply to Mrs. MoGREGOR. ju2s

ka LET.—A comfortable tenement house con- taining seven rooms, conveniently situated on Orlebar Street, opposite the residence of F. Haszard, Esq. Rent moderate. Possession given in July. Apply to subseriber, at her resi- dence, corner Great George and Fitzroy Streets, —Mrs. BLATOH. eod—juzt

To LET.—A house on Upper Queen Street, con- taining six reoms,.ail newiy _papered and Separate yard and water in the house.

painted ju24

Apply to James F. CURTIS. 10 LET.—The ‘‘Oakland House,” situated on King Street, suitable for boarding purposes. Apply to Mrs, CHAS, MCKENNA. 3i pd—ju23

TEKD.~ For the end of July, a general ser- 7 Apply to Mrs. G. W. HopbGson,

Grafton Street. fate ju22 TE GLASS TNSURA®NCE.—R. K. Jost, Pp gent, North csid> Queen Pquare, june20—Im

LET.—A Tenement Houze on Chestn ni

Street, containing six weli-finished rooms.

Apply on ths premise-, or to Mus. P. 3. BROWN, Kent Street. tf~—ja3

NTED —A Bovk-keeper who has had ex- w*; rience in an office. Good reference re- cael. Apply at Tuk EXAMINE? office. june2i—if

Lostas Gold Signet Ring (ravnant lion},

Finder will be rewarded, boquire at this ottice. lw pd—jane2z0 ost.- A Reed Ho'der belonging to a Claronct. L Any person fiuding same will confer # favor by leaving it at this office. junel9 ANTED,—Two young men, or a husband \ and wife, as boarders. Eligible situati-n. Good reoms. Apply at THE EXAMINER office.

N rED.—A girl for general housework. Ap- Wee Mra. G. W, MILLNER, Great George

Str.ets. june 12

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Charlottetown, June 25, 1891--eod &

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Ladies

Fine Alt-weol Dress Goods, Fine Fine Fine Fine

Allgvoel: Dress Goods,

offered in this: City for. some

Al-wool Dress Gods...’

Allweot. Dress Goods, « All-weol Dress Goods,

Ladies should see these Goods.

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James Patoa & W's.

POPULAR

Clothing Store. | ‘Black B

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‘Gents’ Black All-Wool Worsteds, | Black and Blue Black Goats |

and Vests, | ‘- Black Russell Cord Coats; ‘ Fine Scotch Tweed Trousers, | | 4 PATON & CO. |

COMPRISING:

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usiness Suits.

IN BOOL. AND SHOE STORE! THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND.

— 1) —— Every Day the People are Saving Money by buying their Boots and Shoes from us

a» $$

| Popular Prices ‘Youths’ Blk Worsted Suits, all sizes

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Rezdyu'de Clothing

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TAY

The above Goods.are the finest’ ever imported to P. E. Island. ‘consist of the latest Novelties for Midsummer wear, and are indeed, could realize the importance and bulk Call and see for yourself. suitabie for Busiuess |

4 i { W/E ESS. | __We are showing two lines that are worth your con- sideration—one for 70 cents the half dozen, and tie other of SE.25 the half dozen. as they are away above the standard in quality.

ESest Values in Linens and Towelings !—You will not only find that these are goods that sell well, but goods that will wear well.

STANLEY BROTHERS, BROWN’S BLOCK.

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Having a Large Stock of Fine-All-wool Light Dress Materials, we will lowing Reduction in Price to make a speedy Clearance :—

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Fine Ready-:| Boys’ Suits, one lot to clear, from 75 cents, | _ Serge Suits, from $1.09 up, |

“ Pansy Tweed Suits, from $1.50 up,

‘ Black Worsted Suits,

' §aits, every description, cheap.

of such

are decidedly the best Bargains that have

J. B. MACDONALD.

QUALITY, DURABILITY. BEAUTY AND EF ENISH !—These points we combine with the small-

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EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASES

Twoed Suits, all sizes, two and three piece Suits, Serge Suits, fram $1.95, Tweed Suits, all prices,

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JAMES PATON & CO,

M*RKET

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