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DAILY EXAMINER.

TUESDAY, JUNE 21.

1892.

‘DAILY EXAMINER.

JUNE 21, 1292.

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Temperance in Prince County.

iw the course of their report to Mr. Jus- tice Hensley, who lately presided in tho Supreme Court for Prince County, the Grand Jury say that ** the people generally are law-abiding and moral, as the small docket and the nature of the offences pre- sented to the jury testify.” And they con- tinue, —

“We have also to report that the Canada Temperance Act is doiog a good work for the canse of temperance, for n twithstanding the imperfections of the statute, it has made the drinking of ardent spirits disreputable and in a large measure put au end to one of the most pernicious customs connected with the liquor traffic—treating The jery would, however, report that to accomplish @ perm. nent and true temperance reform the law should be supplemented by the advocacy f temperance by every man and women in the community and would warn temperance advo- cates generally not to depend entirely upon legislation to produce the reform needed, for laws, unless backed up by « strong, public sontiment, are frequently honored more in the breach than in the fulfilment.

The truth and wisdom of the latter part this quotation will be admitted by all. It is pleasing to have this evidence that the people of Prince County are waking up to the necessity for greater earnestness al d less hypocrisy; stronger and more gener al advocacy of temperance principles, and less drinking on the sly on the part of Scott Act supporters. These are necessary to 4 “‘per- manent and irue”’ temperance reiorm.

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Mr. Blake's New Departure.

Tue acceptance by Mr. Blake of an offer of a constituency in Ireland and a seat in the House of Commons, is a living proct of the practical union aud growing mutual in- terests and sentiment of Great Britain aud her colonies. The offer shows, too, that narrow jealousies do not prevent the po i- ticians of the Mother Country from seek- ing, even beyond the seas, the assistance of men of first-class ability. It well for Canada if her constituencies would, without reference to ‘“‘cheek” or wealth, or any advantitious circumstances, seek out and elect only the men best fitted to represent them in Parliament. Whether Mr. Biaske will meet the expectations of the Home Rule Party remains to be seen. We sincerely hope that he wili. It is, of course, possible that a gifted man who has failed as a political leader in Canada may succeed as a political leader in Great Britain. At all events, the Home Rule Party are in need of a leader who is able to unite the factions into which it has un- fortunately been divided—a champion who will aid the Grand Old Man in fighting the powers arrayed against the Irish cause. We therefore hope that Mr. McCarthy and his friends chose wisely when they chose Mr. Blake. The struggle to be forthwith engaged in in Great Britain will be all the more intensely interesting to Canadians in view of the fact that Mr. Blake is to be one of the combatants.

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Notes and Comments.

—The air of the House of Commons is being analyzed for the purpose of discover- ing whether the headache of which sume hon. members complain is due to bad air. The probability is that it is rather owing to over-eating or drinking, or some other cavse.

— The Week says that ‘“‘ the man who resorts to the fu quoque argument gives up his case.” That is what the Patriot cid last evening in respect to the Land Office mess. By the way, what has the eXperse incurred in respect to the revision of the laws todo with Mr. Peters’ dectatorship in the Land Office and the shortage?

—It is pleasing to learn that Mr. J. A Nicholson, who was, without cause, su n- marily dismissed by the Peters combina- tion, has been offered and has accepted the Principalship of the Cote St. Antoine Academy, Montreal, ata salary consider- ably larger than he would have received had he continued in the office of Superin- tendant of Educetion for this Province. As showing the regard in which Mr. Nicholson is held by those who know hm in Montreal, it may be remarked that he was offered the firsc important educational vacancy which occurred in that city. Mr. Nicholson’s prospects for future advance- ment ate good ; and he will have an oppor- tunity to continue the law studies which he began after he was unjustly deprived of his office under the Government.

—-A correspondent of the Uttawa Citizen writes as follows concerning a gentleman, recently deceased, who was well known in this Province :—

** There d away on the 7th inst. in the person of Mr. Isaac Roberts Eckart, one of the most refined and sensitive natures that can be imagined. Up toa few years ago he held the position of assistant-secretary of the Province ot Ontario, which ition he filled for thirteen years ; but then, falling into bad health, he had never been a strong man, al- though his bright complexion and brighter eye seemed to indicate otherwise, he was obliged to resign with a written promise from the government, who were all his friends, that he should receive an equally honorable position when his health improved. It did not improve in a great measure, but thet dread disease consumption overtook him and has laid him low at the age of 5l. Few were more loved and admired while he was iathe world All who keew him best will think of his generous and sympathetic nature, too much so, indeed, for he sacrificed himself too often for others. The writer knew him all his life and pays him this brief tribute trom actual knowledge of what he was. His intellect was of no ordivzary nature. He wrote several articles while living in Quebec in 1885 «nd 1886 which were publis!.ed in the Chronicle, notably, one called ‘ Queen or President,’ which were much admired ; ‘ British Connection versus Independence or Annexation in Disguise.’ ”

The straits of Belle Iaie are blocked with field ice.

ST, DUNSTAN'S COLLEGE.

Close of the Term. The List of

Tue closing exercises previous to the holidays took place at St. Dunstan’s Col- lege this afternoon, beginning at two o'clock. A number of the clergy as well as of the relatives and friends of the students were present. We append the

PRIZE LIST :

Religious Instruction, 24 Class—1, A A Sinnott; 2, A J Donnelly. Honorable mention—Edward Ryan and Wm Bradley. ist Class~ 1, Frank Murphy; 2, John John- ston. Hunorable mention—Jos Gillis, Wm Daly and Peter McGuigan,

English, 4th Class (Swinton’s Language Lessons)—1, Vincent Blake; 2, Ed Cahill. Honorable mention—Fred Blake. 3d Class, (Longfellow’s selections)—1, H Dsl ton; 2d, J Murnaghan. Honorable xnen- tion—Louis Byrue and Robt McGairk. 2d Ciass, (Scott's Lady of the Lake)—l, A A Sinnott; 2d, Jas Campbell. Honorable mention—A J Donnelly, Jas Bradley and D Cameron, Ist Ciass, (Shakespeare’s Tempest)—1, J B Pratt; 2, J T Murphy. Honcrable mention—J B McDonall.

Literature, (Jenkins)—1, J T Murphy; 2,3 B Pratt. Honorable mention—J EK O'Brien and J B McDonald.

Rhetoric, (Quackenbos)—1, J T Maur- phy; J B Pratt. Honorable mention—J Blake and J E O’Brien.

Reading, 2nd Class—-1, ,Ed Blake; 2, Jas Blake. Ist Class—1l, Alfred McLellan; 2, Vincert blake and F Blake, equal. Hon- ora! le mention—Jos Beard,

Elucution—1, Jos Gibbons; 2, Wm Bradly and A J Donnelly, equal. Honor- able mention—A A Sinnott and Howard Dalton.

Dictation, 1, J A Marpby; 2, John Sul- livan.

History, 3rd Class, (Canadian)—1, Vin- cent Blake; 2, Ed. Cahill. Hon. mention ~Joseph Beard. 2nd Ciass (English)— 1, Louis Byrne; 2, John Murnaghan. Hon- orable mention—Wm Gibbons and H Dalton. Ist Class (Grecian)-1, A A Sinnott and J T Murphy, equal; 2, Ed

Prizes.

Ryan. Honorable mention—A A Mac- donald and Walter Hornsby. : Geography, 2od Class — 1, Vincent

lake; 2, Ed Cahill. Honorable menrion —Jos Beard and A McLellan. 1st Class— 1, Louis Byrne; 2, Jas Bradley. Hounor- abvle mention— H Dalton. dee eteehs

Physical Geography—l, A A Macdona and A A Sinnot, equal; 2, J T Murphy. Honorable mention—J E O’Brien, P R Walsh and J C Macdonald. ;

Latin, 4h Class (Epi ome Historical Sacre)—1, H Dalton; 2, Alphonsus Mac- Kinnon. Honorable mention—E Gillis and Jos Woods Srd Class (Cwesar and Ovid)—1, J T Murphy; 2, A A Sinnot. Honurable mention—-D J Campbell and E Ryan. 2nd Class (Virgil and Cicero) 1, J B Pratt; 2, A A Macdonald. Honorable mention —Jos Gallant, J Biake and Jos Callaghan. 1st Class (Horace and Tacitus) I, John Johnston; 2, P D McGuigan. Honorable menticn—J E O Brien.

Greek, 20d Ciass-—1l, A A Sinnott; a. 2:¢ Murphy. Honorable mention—A J Donnelly and Louis Byrne. Ist Class—1, J F Solomon; 2,J E O'Brien. Honorable mention—P D McGuigan, B McDonald and S McKenna.

French, 4th Class—i, H Dalton; 2, E Ryan. Honorable mention—P Walsh and E Gillis 3rd Class—l, A J Donnelly; 2,J T Murphy Honorable mention—A A Sinnott and L Byrne. 2ad Class—1, J B Prattand J Johns- ton, equal; 2, P D McGuigan. Honorable mention -W Hornsby. Ist Class—l, J F Solomon; 2, Jos Gallant.

Geometry, 2ad Class—~1, P R Welsh; 2, E Ryan. Honorable mention—H Dalton and Jas Bradley. Ist Class —1, A A Sionott, J T Murphy and J B Pratt, equal; 2, Jas Galiant. Honorable meution—J F Soiemon and J C McDonald

Trignometry—1, P D McGuigan; 2, J Johnston. Honorable mention—J E O’Brien and S McKenna.

Algebra, 2ad Class—1, H Dalton, 2, E Ryan. Hon mentioa—Jas Bradley and Louis Byrne 1st Class—1, P D McGuigan, J B Pratt, and A A Sinnott, equal; 2, Jos Gallant; hon. mention, J F Solomon and J E O’Brien.

Arithmetic, 3d Class—1, E Cahill; 2, Jos Beard. Hon mention—F Blake and A Mc- Lellan. 2d Class~-l, E Gillis; 2, Dennis Malone and A MeKianon, equal. Hon mention—Wm Gibbous. Ist Class—l, H Dalton; 2, A A Sinnott. .Hon mention, Jas Bradly and Wm Bradly.

Seience— Mental Philosophy, Metapbysics—1, Wm McKenna; Gillis. Hon mention—Wm Daly, Marphy and J Johnston.

Natural Philosophy ~1, DJ Campbell; 2, Jos Gallant and J B Pratt, equal. Hon mention—J F Solomon, Wm O'Brien and D Cameron.

Chemistry—1, A A Sinnott; 2, Wm O’Brien. Hon mention—P D McGuigan and D J Campbell.

Bookkeeping and Actual Business, 2d Class—1, H Dalton; 2, E Ryan. Hon men- tion — Louis Byrne. 1st Class—1, A A Sinnott ; 2, Jas Bradly. Hon mention—P Walsh.

Type Writing—1l, P Walsh; 2, Jas Ready. Hon mention—A J Donnelly and Jas Bradly.

Penmanship— Proficiency, 1, Jas Callaghan; ®, Frank Blake. Honorable iene Byrne and A J Donnelly,

Improvement—1l, Jas Gibbons; Beard.

Music, (Instrumental)—Proficiency, 1, H Dalton and J F Solomon, equal; 2, A J Donnelly. Honorable mention—J E O'Brien.

improvement--l, Wm Bradley and J C McDonald, equal; 2, Jos Woods. Honorable mention—Jas Bradley.

The following special prizes were presented : Gold Medal presented by His Lordship Bishop McDonald for Christian Doctrine awarded to Frank Marphy. Five Dollars in Gold pre- sented by Mrs A J Murphy, Charlottetown, for the student making the highest number of marks, awarded to A A Sinnot. Webster’s Dictionary presented by Mrs L B Carroll, St. John, N B, for English awarded to J B Pratt. Life of Pope ae XIII presented by Rev A McAalay for Religious Instruction awarded to A A Sinnott. ‘“ The Mass” pre sented by Mr Thos Handrahan for Meutal Philosophy 2d prize awarded to Jos Gillis.

— Newspaper men seem to be commart.cing to get their share of good things in the United States. A newspaper man has been nominated vice-president by the the repub- licans, and now the Ohio democrats have

Logic and 2, Jos Frank

2, Jos

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Spectra, DkespaTouEs TO T Railwa:

re EXAMINER.

Disastrous Accident.

Compton Srarion, ( A Grand Trunk express treal ran into a washout ye near Hillhurst, resulting ir engineer Dale, fireman I sed and express messenger Small, ani one Jaron, of Coati- cooke, A culvert at that ; vint was washed out, leaving a chasm one h mdred feet in length. The engine and baggage car passed over, but the second class car fell in ard drew. the engine and baggage car with it, The passenger car bebind separa ied and merely hung down into the chasm without falling. The passengers in the forem: st passenger car received a rude shaking up: nd many of them were more or less seriou ly bruised, being thrown head over heels fro:. one of the cars to the other.

‘ue., June 21.

»ound for Mon-

sterday morning the death of

Retaliation Reco nmended.

Wasarnc ron, June 21.

In a State paper sent tot :e Senare yester day, in answer to a resolu’ .on of February 24th last calling for inform itioa relative to the reciprocity negotiatiois with Canada, the President sounda the death knell of that project by deliber:tely, ia effect, recommending to Congre 3 to proceed to retaliste upon the Dominic. for its persis- tent denial of the rights c Americat citi- zens guaranteed by the tre ity of Washing ton in connection with tie navigation of Canadian canals.

Heavy Damages by Rain.

To conto, June 21.

The rain storm which br ke over the city last night, shortly befo e 630 o'clock, was one of the most severe ‘cat has happened for a long time. The daria ;e done will pro- bably amount to $200,000. The rain fell so heavily that in agshort tim: the sewers and j,ains infmany places were choked up, caus- ing the water to rush,into he cellars where valuable goods were stored and in some cases even into dwelling houses.

An Election | lodge.

O -rawa, June 21, The threatened retaliatica on the part of the United States in the m stter of canal tolls is looked upon here as an election dodge on the part cf Harrison, sir ilar to that which Cleveland indulged in four ‘ears ago.

Imperial Parl ament.

Lo: ‘pon, June 21.

Balfour stated in the H use of Commons to-day that all business would be finished on June 28th, and that urliament could be dissolved the same day

Weather Bulletin. -

Tosonso, Jun 21.—10 a. m.

Unsettled, with local stower or thunder- storm.

A Very Sad Occurrence.

A Quincy (Mass.) paper ;ives the following particulars of the shocking!’ sudden death of Wiss Jessie McDonald, wh was the youngest daughter of Mr. Finley M Donald, of Point Prim, and whose body °’as a few days ago brought home for intermen’. The p*per states that Miss McDonald ac: ompanied by her brother-in-law Mr. Summer: ‘* wentto Boston Thursday and took the 4.1: train from Boston for home, This train arrive: at Quincy Adams at 4.44, and yesterday it ar ived on time, and the two alighted and walk -d up the platform toward Braintree, as they \ ished to cross the track there, it being a lit le nearer. When the train pulled out of the »pot they were at the extreme southerly e:d of the outward platform and as the last ca passed thei they stepped down on to the tra:k to cross over, Mr. Summers Jeading the \ ay. They stepped on to the inward track dire tly in front of a vapidly approaching Plym: 1th express train which they apparently did | ot see. The depot platform at thigtime waslic >d with people who shouted, bat it was toolkte. Mr. Sammers

ot across all right and o1 « step more would Coes placed Miss McDona 1 beyond danger, but before that step could | e taken the engine struck her. She was throv 1 into the air and hurried with terrific force: aguiost a switch some thirty feet away, a d rebounding lay upon the platform dead The force with which her body struck the switch being sufficient to splinter the pi: ak of which it is made. Her injuries cons sted of a broken neck, which was probably :aused by her con- tact with the switch, andi is believed that had she not struck tha‘ she would have escaped with a few bruises ’

The bereaved parents, | [r. and Mra, Mac- donald, have the heartfelt sympathy of the

}community in which they | ve.

A False Re port

Sir,—Referring to the ocal in Saturday’s EXAMINER, relating to th barbers raising their prices, I hear it it reported that I was the first to start th: change. Now, sir, this is false, and thro gh your valuable columns. I notify my c istomers and the general public that I havc reconsidered the matter over, and have de :ided to work at the old prices. Thanki g you for your valuable sp.ce, I remain, yours,

- M. Rosryson.

P. 8S.—Mr. John Thoi ne desires me to state that he will also work at the old prices, G. M. R.

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— Africa is rapidly bein ; taken ion of. Its total area is ° 1,514,500 square miles, according to the well-known geo- grapher, EG Raumstei , and its popula- tion 130,185,000. The following table gives the respective are: s and populatiors controlled by European p »wers in the Dark

Continent ;

Power. Popu ition. Area. Great Britain........40,7¢ 4,160 2,570,926 France..... shecgscd ee ae 2,902,624 TURE. cic ccconne 5,4 5,000 841,025 ER Se eckcss ssoscee. Sia 203,767 SPIRO. oo onions -+- 5,9. 6,000 822,000 Mio sco ece +««« 6,3! 0,000 602.090 SR as cacecn ae . 15,6 0,000 865,000 BUM co kecesevicra 7,9 0,000 836,000

As usual, Great Britai monopolizes the greatest share, and, than -s to Lord Salis- bury’s magnificent exte nal policy — the

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nominated a newspaper reporter as their) beg

secretary of State. ee I CC The British House of Commons has author-

ized the Government to purchase the tele- phone trunk line throughout the country for £1,000,000.

— DIED At St. Peter's Island, ov June 6th, Thomas Hewson, youngest son of William Hewson, lighthouse keeper, aged 4 ) ears,

Personal.

James E. Macdonald, M. P. P., Cardigan, | is registered at the Hotel Davies. I

Stanley, the explorer, has decided to stand if

as a Unionist for a seat in the House of Com mons for Sheffield,

Mr. James A. Morrison, of Halifex, is on a I

bueiness trip to the city. the Hotel Davies.

Lady Elizabeth Louise Monck, wife of Lord Monck, formerly Governor-General of Can- ada, died in London, Eagland, a few days ego.

A despatch from Zanzibar shows te rumors that Emin Pasha was dead to have been un: true. The despatch states that Emin Pasha has arrived at Bukoba. It is*hoped the re- port of Captain Stirs’ death will prove equally untrue.

Rev. G. M. Campbel! will leave on Tues- day morning for Charlottetown, P.E I, to attend the conference of the New Brunswick and P, E Island Methodist Church.—St. John Telegraph.

Mr. and Mrs, James Beales; of Charlotte- town, P. E. 1, are in the city on a visit. They are stopping at the Elesmere.--- Vancouver World, June 8. re. | .

The Very Rev. Mgr, Macdonaldcand Revs. D. J. Gillis, John A. Macdonald and Rev. James Aeeas Macdonald are amongst the clergy from the couatry districts iu the city tosday attending the closing exercises at St. Dunstan’s Coliege.

Mr, Park A. Melville, who has been on the staff of the St. John Telegraph for about twenty-two vears, has left for Boston. where be has accepted a position on the Journ. Previous to his departure Mr, Melville was presented with an address and an elegant carbuncle pin by the compositors on the Tele- greph.

Mr. James Waddell, superintend« nt ef the Royal Electric Company's works in Charlotte- town, left this morning fur Montreal where be takes a posi ion in the Compiny’s factory. He will return in the course of three or four months and resume ¢harge of the statiou here. Mr. Brown, of Montreal, will be ia charge at Charlottetown diuing ‘he absence of Mr. Waddell.

The working representatives of King's County, Messrs. McDonald and McLean, have recentiy been visiting the military cemp at Niagara in company with Mr. Hazen, M. P., New Brunswick; and Messrs. Miller and Stairs, M. P’s., from Nova Scotia; Mr. Mara, M P., and Mr. Carbould, M. P. for British Columbia. The party traveiled as guests of Col. Tisdale.

Archbishop O’Brien gave a brilliant dinner party at Halifax last Saturday night, pre. vious to his departure to Newfoundland, where he goes to assist in the c nsecration of the new bishop of the French shore. Among the guests were the Admiral commanding the French tquadron, pow in port, and staff, British Admiral Hopkins and staff, General Sir Joba Ress, commanding British land forces, and staff, Governér Daly and Bishops Macdonald, of P. E. 1, and Howley, of New- foundland.

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Local Notices.

The Dominion Boot & Shoe Store takes the lead for best goods and lowest prices, j214i English Navy blue serges, “invincible dye, double and single widths for men’s and boys’ suits. A fine range to select from at J B. Macdonald’s. j21 3i We ask the public to wait for our $11 clocks and see if they are not equal in every respect to those the pediars charge $14 for.—E, W. Taylor. j21 2i Boys’ Black Worsted Suits —-50 Suits just received, very dressy. If you want your boy to look his best, buy him ono of these Suits from J. B, Macdonald’s Great Clothing Store. 6i dw— jul0 Matchless flour—Beer & Goff have just re- ceived 125 bbls Matchless flour direct from the mill. If you want good pastry and bread use Matchless flour. j26 3i

Ir you want comfort and vatisfaction bay your boots and shoes ut the Dominion Boot & Shoe store. j16 4i

Canned apples in ga!lon and half gallon tins at Beer & Goff’s j2v 3i

Clocks, the same in every respect as the pedlar sells at $14, we will duplicate at $11 and get a f.ir profit at that.—E. W. Taylor.

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A large number of butter crocks, cream crocks and milk pans ‘re now selling cheap at the Cheapest Crockery Store.—W P Colweli,

june3 4wd wy.

Good butter only 18 cents a pound at R. K. Brace’s.

W. A. Werks & Co. have opened a fine assortment of ladies health ves*s and under- clothing. Ask to see them wheu shopping.

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A Nasau Ingecror free with each oe of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. — Reddin Eros, novildwly

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HE 8. S. “ PREMIER,” due here from Iali- - fax every Wednesday Morning, will sail for Summerside, Mulgrave stings, Arichat, Canso and Halifax same evening at Six o'clock, carry- ing Freight and Passen zers#*

PEAKE BROS. & CO, Z Agents,

P.E, ISLAND RAILWAY

Saturday Excursion Tickets.

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Ua PURSES YOrICE, Return Tickets ore single first-class fare will be is-ne

from all Stations on this Railway to aimee te Peter’s, Morell, Georgevown Chariottetown. Hunter River. Cape Triverse, Kensington, Sum merside, Alberton and Tignish, good going by any passenger train on Saturday and for retu n

by any Rese r train eon Monday. These tickets w cary ote to return on Sesadtnee. ; J. UNS WORTH, Superintender t.

Railway Office, Charlottetown, ) June 2ist, 1x2, 5

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PE, ISLAHD RAILWAY DOMINION DAY.

aa RETURN TICKETS will be issued at one first-class fare from a!l Staiions to Charlottetown by Afternoon Trains on 29th June, instant; also to and from al Stations by ali Trains on June 30th and July Ist. good for Fetuen up to and.om-duly 4, 1802.

J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent,

Railway Office, Charlottetown Jane 2i, 1892. ‘

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MANTLE DEPARTMANY, including wonderful value in Lace and Jet Wraps, Dol-

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TE have secured a Great Bargain

Worsted Suitings and Trouserings (Eng!i-h, you know,

and are going to give our customers the benefit.

terns are new and eleeant, coming in such shades as Tans

Butternuts, Browns, Elect:ic and Gaslight Blues and other’ shades too numerous to mention,

Just Think !—S$23 Suits for $16 and $17. Also, Beautiful Trouserings, worth $7 to $8, for $4 to $5.

We’re bound to make this the greitest sale ever taken place A call to our Store will convince you.

D, A. BAUGE, FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER,

Charlottetown, June 21, 1892—eod & wky

in Charlotietown.

in High-Class Fancy

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DIAMOND <>BOOKSTORE school Boolzs

Lowest Prices in the ‘ ity, —--AT THE——

DUAMOND<>OJuks 10.5

New Stock of SPLEND'D P IES 59 each of the bet ENVELOPES in hasadsom cents.

Our ba!ince of ROOM PAPER BELOW COST—rare opporrunity

CRYSTOGRAPHS to represent Stained Glass Windows just received.

Call ané select frora our enormous stock and SAVE MONEY.

THEO. L. CHAPPELLE, Diamond Bockstore. Ch’town, June 15, 1892—3i eed wy li

Dik. TANDRAAN, Physician and Surgeon,

Graduste New York University.

OFFICE, GREAT GEORGE STREET,

Opposite R. C. Cathedral. RESIDENCE, ROCHFORD SQUARE.

PETER- PAPEK ane Boxes for 25

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E HAVE JUSf RECEIVED a quantity of this Seed,

which we guarantee to be the “ REAL, GENUINK HASZARD’S IMPR)VED,” grown last season in Kngland by the same man that Mr. H. T. LePage formerly gor his

crop of Turnips, buy the real noroved Szed at

oR & GOFE’S, K 5 | Freehold Property on Kent $t.,

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® are instructed by Philip Coyle to sell by Auction, on the p:emises as above, bis property on Kent S'reet last The House contains 7 KRooms with “Shop, in good condition, and is well suited for private resiiencs and grocery store or other business. _ ‘Tile perfect. ‘Terms exsr, Proyerty can be inspected at any time. for further , articuiars apply to the owner, o: at the law office of J. T. Mellish, Ksq E. 4H. NORTON & ©O., juli -eod tl 27th then dy Auctioneers,

REFRIGERATORS ! 2 iieceived From New York: Vy ICTOR REFRIGERATORS, 2 s‘zer, Qavcn do L. brador do 1 large Refrigerator, suitable for hotel, 1,000 feet Rubber Hose, 200 feet Kiukproot Hoge, 500 feet Cotton Hose, F xtra N: zzles end Coup ings, 2 doz Clothes Wringe:s, Enterprise Meat Choppers. For sale by SIMON W. CRABBE,

Walker’s Corner, Juve 6—2aw 2a

LOBST! ERs.

AM paying the Highes' Cash Prices for Lob- sters of fic-t quali‘y, Talis and Fiats.

HORACE HASZARD, Cameron block, Queen Square. Charlottetown, June 18, 1892.

Hiorses Wanted.

WILL be at the Hotel Davies on Friday and Saturday next, and will want to purchase THIRTY GOUD HORSES.

CHAS. F. TRASK.

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JUNE,

Men’s Summer Undercloth- ing, in Balbriggan, Natural Wool and Merino.

Christy’s London Felt Hats, new Spring styles; Straw Hats, large variety in Men’s & Boys’,

Boys’ Clothing -large new stock--no better value in the city.

Prints and Sateens ~a splen- did range of patterns,

16 cents.—See the let of Dress Goods selling at 16 cents,

Hosiery! — Cashmere Hose, Cotton Hose, Fast Black Stain. less. Sce our Eclipse brand.

Ladies’ Sunshades and Um- brellas ~ large fresh goods.

HARRIS & STEWART,

London House.

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Mahogany FParniture, Piano and Organ, Silverware, China

and Glassware, AT AUCTION.

[ A instructe’ to sell by Auction, at the late _ residence of Judge Young, Princes Street, on WEuUNE-DAY, the 22ad day of Juae, instant, commencing at 11 o'clock, a. m. :—~

A choice assortment of Mahogany Farnitare, comprising Drawing Room, Parlor, iia Room, Hail, Class Koom, Dressing Room Bedroom Furn.ture, Piano and Urgan, cilver- ware, China and Glassware, etc

‘Terms cash, Particulars in handbills, R. BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer,

variety, nice

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WARTS, LOST, FOLAD de

n LET. for the suramer months, a pleasantly . situated House at Point Pleasant, River, about four miles out of town For parti-

culars apply to Mrs FLaiGer on the premises, june2l—dy evd if

ASTURE—Have room for two or three cows in pasture grounds adicining Mr. Myf gardens, Spring Park Road, Appiy to sRos & Co, lw—june20

B° ARDERS Two pleasant rooms and use ofa parlor, with board, in a nice part of the cily. apply at this office. lw—jane20

Os TO LET, containing two good rooms, suitable for Lawyer or .insurance Agent. Possession given atonce. Apply to MAacNEILL & MACDONALD, Barristers, Great George Street, juae20-—4dw eocd

R SALE OR TO LE—A three-story Dwel- ling House with Shoo, situated on Pownal Street, formerly the residence of the la'e Michael frainor, Good yard and stabling in connection.

This isa good ousiness sand. For farther ticularsayply to Mr. Berxarp Trainor, Post lw—jul8

Uffive Dept., Ch’town,

eae LET—A House situated on Richmond &t., containing 2 shop and 7 rooms, Apply to

PaTRICK CONNOLLY, Bishop Surcet. juoei7

Weare 4 gocd Carriage Painter. Good

wages given Apr to WM. ROBINSON, ——- *anufactarer, Newcastic, Miramichi, may

W ANTED—An Ayrshire Bull for a Farmer's Society. Age not nader two nor over five vears old. Apply to A. MacNeru, Secretary P.K men Pee Breeders Association.

juts ~3i Te LET—Half of the double tenement house on the south side of Hiilshorough Square, lately occupied by B.C, Prowse. For particulars apply - a W yatt or Edward Nevdham, junei7—t

Pes BOILERS pow ready and to hire at H. D. W aDMAN’S, Queen Street. julé

ee

r LET-The Dwelling House containing nine

rooms with sbop in tront, siluated op esst

side of Great George Street. Goud «table and

yardinrear. Ren’ modera'e. Possession given

atence. Apply to W. tl FarQUBARKSON, i/uncan uf -junelé

House, W HON YUU WANE t+ AIRS ow test-case Horse and a pleave leaves your ordet atG G@ Jury's Je valey store, N oeth side Qasen Square, or at his residsace, Sydney Sirest Bash uiis 3n Zaw wed&fri

r OU.KT~—Dwe Hiouse north side of Hille borough ark, lately occupied by Mra ae wad, For particuiars appiy to LeMUeL LIPs. eod f—maylt_ WANTED TO EXCHANGE—A » . Wagon. Apply w WM. H, Lone, city.

pork SALE—A Summer Cottage os Nata? ' Mouth. Apply to owtrer, v. B Macn Bile june7—if ANTED IMMEDI\TELY—A se in M family «f four. Appiy to Mrs. CHARLES Hucuxs, Bayfie.d Street. juld <ceweesesesessnstsessstsimssmmcatii GENTS WANTED —For our yrea’ new houk; A “A ’ hotegraphic Trip aceund the World. Send quickly for illustrated circulars and terms and yet territury. Canvassers are delighted Wil this new fvatare in book making ‘To save send 9) centa, and a full Agent's outfit cost $1 30 will be inailed at once, wich terms and articulars. Do not miss it. Apply to Baris UBLISHING House, 3t. Joha. N. B janes

ANTED—A general servant in & small

family. Ap;ly to Mrs. T. J. HABRIB, Brighton Kvad. uf—may26

T° |.ET.—Part of tenement house on coreer of Sydaey and Pownal Streets, 7 rovms. moderate Apply co H.C. Donuse. mn18—tf ANTEKD—Good wide-awake agents to sell V for the Fonchill Nurseries of Canada. Good py and regular and constant employinent totherg:tmen Novo drones aeed apply. ®

have 700 acres under stock, every d-part fully equipped. Address SfTONK & WELLING-

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