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CHARLOTTETOWN,

Fre ra : ner o f Wa ter Great treotss Streets, Charlottetown, LF 3 Pr ward Island. a - | % ; Ri ON ie pets oosl-d te RbAL Sc GEE. $2.50 906 o8esbe 1.2 ‘ i ‘w \ es oe -Q-—_—-- ( - : italy, quar- ’ ee mI tes ¥ "Yr , . et : vivatisomencs, New American Wuslins, New Prin’ ed Batists, Ou ®

ALMANAC POL JUNE, 1387,

MOON'S CHANGES full Moon Sth day, 6h., 25.Sm., p. m., low horizon. ) idth day, 9h., 22.3m. a.m., Moo, 2ist day,

Saeen Gaantey aE cite rer fiens, &¢. rs “ irce awe 8 F ° Oi., &M., » ae ee tea, ¥ bie ol ay ail: tht le N. E. (below horizon. A Hig Siock of Gloves and Hosiery. D'oay or werx|S&2 ‘Sun [Moon’ High{Day’s Linen Collars and Caffs, separate or in seis. M : risusisets rises wate: | len’h od i meer mh oe ; , 5 a mn —— —— Corseis, direct from the makers and at the lowes h mh maftr’nimorn!h m pri 2 “~s 1|Wednesday [4 17/7 38, 2 36] 6 3415 19 PYICE, 2 Thursday i7| 39| 350, 7 45' 20 3) Frida: 16} 39° 5 3) 840; 23 os ae 4! Saturday 16} 49 6161929; 25 if you want a Se: aside Dre 3s faust see our stock of 3S i 16 41; 7 23:10 14 <6 ’ ¥ See q‘3 >? ex ee is} 42\ 8 3ello 53} 27 Flamnels Cheapest i end Best Goods ror the purpose to be 7; fuesday 15} 43, 9 21/11 37) 29 found. 8+ wlay 14; 4410 ait 16 3 ’ Gs irsday l4 15 19 43) VU 56 ‘ ! 14} 46) 24) 1 3) a Bel A lis . l4} 47/11 52) 2 2) ae ™ ™ ; a eS 12 “5 i4 47i\morn, 3 7 2 y ‘ 13 ley 14| 47} 0 W4 4 7 fe 14 i4 ssi 0 44,5 & ae & I \ 13 4s). 1 6 iv é cA if i ‘ is iS a < 9 15 ijit Ly Zi 43 y . 2 7 y & wky is oa ' ’ 3 io Z 3ui 8 52 am re. mes ee ee ~ — iv Su : lL: 3 46 ; o| 9 of oo : ’ > - : 5- a 4 bd y ib} 4 an 2 . 4 ‘ . x 3) 48 442016 635 Millinery Department. SOULE 2i' Lues why 13 45 4 SO Ww od)! oe . i 22) \\ ednesday 14 49) 5 25)i) 37 oo ‘ citi Y an = 6 3 2.3 Thursday 14, 49 6 28imorn | 35 i+ “5 i nder VW al e 24| Friday 14} 49} 7 38! 0 17}. 35 CA kr D. ae 25) Saturday 15; 49) 8 47 St 34 7 ie 26 Sunday 15 4910 0 : 4 3 We take this means of chanting v our Ladies’ Underwear is of | 27 — % a ; os o = 2 S: — *> our customers whe, by theic liberal the finest English make. o> ies alt 40 3 o oh +l 29 Wednesday | 16} 48, 1 38/442) 32 Dairomage. made May the arceSt White Cotton Nightgowns.

En ays , ’ sak s.W Bhaees

be

(bh, 30.3m., a. m., S.

4 16;7 48; 250 6 615;

New French Wuslins, New Printed Cottons. A Bic DISPLAY OF LACES. Book jiusiin, Victoria Lawn, Bishop's

». Musiins.

2 Millinery me i e expericnce | , : . Millinery monthin our expericne White Cotton Chemise.

Gur Trimmed Millinery has given” white Coiton Bodices.

the gre niest satisfacti: PP 4 —the ne + hite $ etton Underskirts. ;

dames L. Macifillan, V, Bey! work of Miss Sauuders being belly, White Cotion Grawers.

GRADUATE OF

Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto.

on in ce Live y — Ch'towr

Great George Sireet. pril 21, 1887—law & wky

BOSTON.

SUMMER ARR, ® NG |

THE PALACE STEAMERS |

OF THE

[HTCRAATIONAL &.S. GO.

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10EVe St. John for Boston, via Eastport and Port- |

tand, every Monday, Wednesday aad Friday

mnection with Kennedy & Stewart's

ne 5 - equal to any Londen er Paris Pat) o... pinders.

y erino Linders. ifurther of supply Midsummer,

teras Styles, in American Stcaw

‘Colored.

: few days.

BEER BROS.

expected in z

BEER BROS.

June 3, 1887—eod

PLD LE LLL OLE OLE TPO NOD ere.

Feee Bora Mea, bavirg to advise the Public, may od free.”—

E, ISLAND, WEDNI SSDAY,

Li; a Vr raiuer cy i sa Aas" & é ; pe i - ut dont wai PARE TUR RAUL WEA 30: we xX} >¥Y -ROM—_ a3 — / ‘ ’ : » Ge . 9 “ . n rR : s above ice } ; s in i ‘ ° ° debied to the above firm are requested to make; strony, of Summerside. 5 payment to Mer. James Barrett, who is dul) Aiter singing Rev. E. C. Turner led in

Lawa, Check

ideries, in Allovers, Fiouncings, Edgiags, Inser-

Weare also showing a nice line. Hats of Ladies’ Siik Hose, in Biack and

Lace Gurtains,

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM AT

JAMES PATON & CO.

SUMM2NR FASH.:ONS. JAHWES PATON & CO.

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NEW MANTLE AND JACKET ROOM

A VERY

I tet Satta te

All qualities at Strictly Moderate Prices for

CASH.

JAMES PATON & CO.

READY

at

and Waterproofs. i

}is well stocked with the Newest Shapes in Short Jackets, Cloth and Silk Dolmans, Jerseys |

8.00 a. ™ Aiso leave St. John at 7.30 every Soper | night for Millinery Dej pan is vers y comple te. New Gauze 8, Ribbons, Flowers ' Ls Ces, &e.

sOSTON © JIRECT, |

hart trot own to Boston, 96,50, 2nd Our Dress Materials ave very extensive and Prices Extremely Low.

Fare from ‘ class ; 30.5), iat “ For ticker’ and o “ner mere iation apply to G. A.SHARP, ¥F. W. HALES P, E. L R’s., P. &. ‘I. Steam Nay. Co

or to your nearest Ticket Agent, April 18, 1887—eod wiy

L. ARTHUR & CO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Mackerel, Butter, Cheese EGGS, | Cc LO TH \ N

RECEIVERS OF

Poultry, Potatoes, Fruit & Vegetables.

142, 144 Commercial Street,

BOSTON, MASS. May 18, 1887.

Ladies’ -Hats, in English, Canadian and American.

assortment of Prints, Printed Muslins, Parasols and Ladies’ Underclothing,

| CHEAP FOR CASH. | '

a a : 3 LTOR

i > oe ¢ ? « | adie =QUARE.

Ch’town, May 20, 1887.—dy & wky

a erm + -

} if —°HE attention of the Public is called to the Immense Stock of

for Men and Boys, to be found at J. B. MacDonald's. larger Stock (all New Goods).

CARD.

TS,

Heads, Letter Heads. Handi: ils Visiting vr Basiness Cards, ¢ cheaply, in the best style of the ests

None ont first-class workmen are employed in their printing.

ther office; and, as they import papers direct

Tae continued patronage of the public espectfully solicited

W. L. COTTON, Ch'wwn, Nov. 16, 1886.

! ne AMINER PUBLISHING COM- ” having lately added to their stock of type poe materia] for Jo» Printing, are better tham ever prepared to execute orders for Buiil f all kinds, , promptly aud

You can Buy Well,

'

Men can be suited—Youths can be suited—Boys can be suited.

STATS! TATLI'S !

Thousands of HATS in Felt aud Straw, at Lowest Prices in Town. You can get your Money’s Worth every time, by buying at

Ne

from the manufactarers, toey are

adie to fill all orders o. the must favorable terms. 2s tae ic 8 is nactfully solic sited. : : e te @

bg ae 6 Poses Bat iP KS

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A® Epa N

: Un'town, May 304 87—dy wy—pat

] trated, Also a large, a ga and Northern at 70 to 75e.

READY-MADE CLOTHING ecb ine aul an as

No House in the Trade can show a or 4t residence, Mitzroy Street, near St. James

‘Clothing that will Fit Well—Clothing that will Wear Well—Clothing that 2 i es COAL.

{URIPIDES.

OP

ong IU r N 1 5 ah [S87

Hissolution of Co-Partnership. “Wethoulst Chee

(From our Own Correspondent. )

TT ils isto certify that the partnership hereto tore existing between the undersigned cerry- ing On business under the sty!e and firia of Barrett & Dow n,has on this fourteenth day of June, A.D., i887, been dissolved by mutual consent Dated this fourteeath day of June, A. D., 1887.

maser in the presence of ] JAMbS BARRETT. Rev. Mr. Wilson in the chair On the <ICHARD impDIN AUGUSTUS DOWN pl tian’ lene Merve. J, C. Beara. C6. & tdamilton, J. S. Allen and Mr, C. W

Marysvitie, June 17.

teferring to the ve notice all persons in

authorized io receive all debts due to said firm,

ui to grant receip’s for the same, and inf prayer. ‘the Chairman made a few re- pursuance of an agreement entered into pease warks. Then Rev. C. W. Hamilton read ua, “ir. Barrett will discharge the claims saic

oT nae ae ie TOL the report. In the Conference are 204

schouls, 396 preaching places, 11,721 echolars, 1506 teachers and officers, 18,775 volumes in the libraries. Seventy schools

em. Dated this fourteenth day of June, A. D., 1887. Witness JAMES BARRETT. RICHARD KEDDIN. ) AUGUSTUS DOWN. Ch’town, June H, sins, eod—pat.

are open all the year and 16 have regular

——— teachers’ meetings tor th y of the les- T “ EN son. There is an iner of 467° scholars.

N OTIC H i; For school purposes 776.56 had been

raised. For the Sunday School and Ex-

tension Fund $130, being an increase of

T HE partnership between ‘istlein, S08 James Barrett

and the undersigned under the name of Bar- $8.00. ett & Down having been diss ise od bs mutual Choir sang ‘‘O Lord be Merciful.” coasent, L beg to inforns the public that wi ‘ ‘ : cr coptinue in my own weme the coul branch of the Speeches were delivered by Rev. J. 8. business of the late firm on the Pp emises, s head of Allen and Mr, C. W. Strong. After the Pownal Wharf, occupied by said firm, an sare F, 66 Dei? a: O*% Soul this opportunity to thank toe public for the hb- choir sang, Praise the Lord, ) my 5 ul,

eral patronaye extended to the jate firm, and to} Rev. J. C. Berrie made some remarks. A solicit for my new businessa continuance of this} collection was taken up and Rey. J. S.

malronage : wearer k Se eee 1s oisitedth! Maly of Sune) A: DL, 100F Allen gave the benediction. ~SALURDAY MORNING,

AUGUSTUS DOWN, FOURTH DAY

After prayer by Rev. J. J. Colter and

J. Howee, journal was read and approved. Rev. W. W. Percival and his connection with the trustees of the Milltown property. A committee, having sit upon the case, re- commended that the further prosecution of the affair belonged to trustees and not togthis Conference. This recom- mendation, after some discussion prevalled, permission was given the trustees of Sum- merside to sell the building formerly used as the Methodist Church of Canada, An attempt was imade to have the pro- ceedings of Conference published in the} form of a journal. After some discussion it was decided to make no cliange.

Ch’'town, June M, 1887.

Ne

VOL. Zi. NO.

Found in a Creek.

The body cf a man was found in the creek alongside the railway track about a quarter of a mile from Moncton station on Saturday noon. It had evidently been in the water some weeks and the features were unrecognizable. An inquest was held before Coroner Wortman on Saturday evening. An examination of the body showed it to be dressed in black cloth coat, dugonal vest and dark homespun pants and white shirt. In his pockets were found 60 cents in silver and coppers, a knife, tobacco, pipe, trunk check number 2363 and a key; also a letter from W. H. Power, Braintree, Mass., dated April 24th, post marked April 25th, ‘and addressed to Dennis Power, Merland, Antigonish, Nova Scotia. The letter a’vised Dennis Power to proceed to Braintree without delay, as he would probably be able to get work there. Enquiry at the office of the general passenger agent of the Invercolonial shows that a letter was received two weeks ago from the station agent at Tracadie, Antigo- nish, to the effect that a man uamed Power had purchased a ticket, May 2nd, from that place tou Boston, but never arrived at his destination, his trunk lying unclaimed in Bostor. An attempt was at once made to trace the ticket, bat only the coupon from Tracadie to New Giasgow could be found and no other part had been taken up. Power would reach Moncton in the night and would be obliged to wait here six hours before proceeding on his journey to St. John (under the old time table). The rail- way embankment at the creek where the body was found is very narrow and _ steep. liow he met his fate is mere conjecture, but some suppose he lost his ticket and discovering his loss rushed out of the car when in motion, and jumped off at the creek, when he rolled over the bank. No ticket was found on the body. The trunk check found on the body corresponded with that issued to Powers.

©'Brien in Dublin.

The Secretary was ordered to have 1,000 copies printed, and to send chem to Super-; intendents the same as formerly.

Mr. Alfred Rowley, of Marysville, was! reported to have been elected a member of |

large lot of new the General Missionary Board. 2 After disposing of some routine business, Conference adjourned, Dr. Pickard pro- nouncing the benediction.

The following appointinents are not likely

to be changed :—-Pownal, Rev. George

bills \ fg Steel; Vernon River, Rev. Richard Opil.

n_ QUIEN 5 TREET, pert SATURDAY -AFTERNOON SESSION.

BEER ati ., Which will be open on Rev. 8. Allen led in prayer. proved.

Sacurday, 7th inst.” Rev. W. Dobson read the Pastoral Ad-

' dress, which, with slight alterations, was

COFF BAGS.

EG to announce that they are freceiving a fine

Journal ap-

We cordially invite an inspection of the

acl spted. Co lio 1 at 3.30, af Latest Styles of Boots & dSioes, wnding vo matter SP iciner taadineiaet o

W. Sprague pronounced the ‘selected personally in Canada and United States as st

ii ie | GO i i ee A. $10,000 Mail Bag Missing.

Ch'town, May 5, 1I887—20d & wkyj

— It is reported that a mail bag from Hali- | 4 : fax for Charlottetown, went astray on the |

ing $5000 was lost between Chatham and AT St. John. The banks interested, who came iso near being victimized, will doubtless insist upon a searching investigation. The

mK RAF 2.8 32 Cents per Pound.

2 Cents per Gunes, all right is no guarantee against future mis- ied | takes or carelessness on the part of railway 2} Oz., 5 Oz., 10 Oz. PACKETS. _or post-office oflicials.--Hx. Herald. In Purity & Qaality Unsucpassed. | “> June 14, 1887. i

Boston Markets.

ot $e Boston, June 18. GE ‘ ANT To Sell. the} ve AGENTS WANTED only authentic’ = Porarors—With larger receipts and a dull Life of His1 Holiness Pope Leo XIII, Th» work have'dicliand abu 26 be: 25 \is a large one, beautifully and strongiy bound, trade prices have declined abou » le. ‘low in arte andis recommended by the highest For the best Houlton Hebrons 90c isan out- res h authorities. : ; i ize Catholic Dictionary and is very profusely wed, Most liberal rates to active men and Maine Central stock rule mostly at 75 to 80c, | ee Island N. B., Man- Chenangoes dropped to 70c, which was _ the)! rate for most of this week's receipts. | Southern sold at $2 to $4 per bbl. ' cleses unsettled for all] Kinde of old stock and }

Address: W. FE. EARLY, St. John, ager for Canadian Book & Bible®o.

June 3—2aw & w ky

the egg market. Receipts are kept sold up “ d prices are firmly maintained. Sales of W. VINNICOMBE, formerly of J. P. Vin- ®2¢P H. nicombe’s, Piano Warehouse, England, and Eastern extras at 15$c. and Western and for many years Toner to Government House, the Provincial at 144 to l5c per dozen.

|Convents, also the leading musical families

throughout the Isiau@d; acknowledged by musical critics and piano makers to be one of the best prac- Te ‘eipts of mackerel and the market is firmer. |

tical tuners in the Dominion, Makes no speci- Sales in fare lots at $7 per bbl for medium | alties, as he thoroughly understands the whole and $9 for large, sea packed. The small re- construction of the instrument in every detail. ceipts from Nova Scotia sold readily at $9 per |

Having nuny years experience with the actions of 4 various makers, including many late pateut adjust- bbl. Old mackerel are without movements

ments, feels confident he can sive periect Satis- of importance and prices are nominal.

faction; is promptand particular toa nicety, sot

in tuning alune but im all mecnanical work— Re-;

| pairing, Stringing, Regulating Actions, Restoring! Weak “Tone. &c.

Pp. S.—-Mr. Vinnicombe has had a long experi- Who was reported some months ago to have died in the North West, has returned home safe and sound. Some other Angus Me- , Lean from New Brunswick is supposed to

have been the man reported dead.

ee

Orders my be left at the Diese Lookstore,

; Church. Office at Fletcher's Music Shap. | May 14, 1887 oso

The Pope's jubilee celebraticn will occur

‘on the last day of the present year. All

—~ the Archbishops and Bishops throughout

\ aga the world have been invited to be present

o<OU= a. at Rome during the festivities. The dome

gee of St. Peter’s will be ene we . Se: t nights previous to jubilee da This wi

Ul = ‘be the ‘irs st cated when this has been

done since 1880. It is said that every

* diocese throughout the wor'd, however

.small, will be represented i in this geen

Go to oes ae have takes wo

lack

AT McMILLAN’S DEPOT.

R. ReMILLAN.

“May 19—line vod & wky

haar? Intercolouial, on Thursday, somewhere Saf 78 | between Halifax and Pictou. The bag is iE, S cB SORA: ‘said to have contained, besides ordinary tee FAY ig 838 | registered letters, several bank packages, ‘Se 3 {gon goo | containing, it is said, from $7,000 to $10,- ay foe Tyas ae | 000. The bag should have been transferred tae af ms oo; FM Ni ito the Pictou mail clerk at Truro station; eee ri tid but he alleges that he did not receive it; tee Cf ‘ WN and it is said that the valuable bag was sub- ; ie : “ ee Gar ete Sate | sequently foundsomewhere in New Bruns- | i5Y re 9a ial ese e \¥ ick—the scene of many missing mail bags {= Bee eben PY AL Ae aa ‘containing money. lt was only a few mmm tet noe * — ‘months ago that a registered bag contain--

less extent.

fact that the bag subsequently turned up)

William O’Brien arrived in Dublin on Sunday evening and was received with the greatest ovation witnessed in many years. He was met at the railway station ty the lord mayor and corporation and by essrs. Davitt, Kenny and others. O’Brien en- tered the lord mayor's carriagé, which was then dragged along by the crowd, the horses having been detached. A _ process- ion followed, composed of thousands of citi- zens with bands and banners. A. deputa- tion of the Gaelic Ath etic Society com- prising a hundred members al] dressed in costumes joined the proces sion, the route of the procession extence! two miles and was densely packed, and all the windows

crowded. Having arrived at the hotel the lord mayor from the baleony on Sackville street proposed cheers for O’Brien, Davitt, the Bodyke tenants. and Gladstone, and groans for Lansdowne, al! rackrenting landlords and Salisbury. The responses were lusty. O'Brien spoke briefly, his

voice failing to reach more than a small

part of the assembly. The crush of people was enormous and many persons fainted.

A Dakota Cyclone.

The vicinity of Grand Forks, Dak., hag been visited by a destructive storm. Miss Cora Starbird Mrs. A. N. Tappan were instantly killed. A. Anderson, A. Rey- nolds, Robert Anderson and wife and A. J. Lyons were probably fatally hurt. Mrs. Fallet had her hip broken. About 72 buildings were levelled. The north Dakota University was almost totally demolished. The Catholic Church was completely ruined and the Congregational Church consider- ably damaged. The Plain Dealer and Herald building was unroofed. About 300 other buildings were damaged to a more or An incoming Manitoba train, containing a smoking car and a first-class coach, was blown off the track and down an embankment, rolling over two or three times. A number of the passengers were injured. The force of the wind was 80 strong that a heavy building belonging to the Austin Powder Company was blown fully half a mile.

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Astonishing cueneen,

New diseases. No Market! mediate relief.

quotations are most nominal. g Pl A N 0 TON I NG UW. | Eees—There is not much change to note in|

FisH—There has been a falling off in the. i bottles to try, sok

Mr. Angus McLean, of Buctouche, N. B., |

It is the duty of every person who has used

Ii also contcins an author- side price, and best Rose will not go over 85e. Boschee’s German Syrup to let its wonderfa

, qualities be known to their friends in curing Consumption, severe Coughs, Croup, Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung person can use it without im- Ties doses will relieve any case, and we consider it the duty of all drug- ists to recommend it to the poor, dying con- sumptive, at least to try one bottle, as 50,000 dozeu bottles were sold last year, and no one _case where it failed was reported. Such a medicine as the German Syrup cannot be too widely known. Ask your druggist about it. at 10 cents.

ular size, 75 cents Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, in the United States and Canada,

The colored people of Richmond, Va., have a newspaper of their own. It is called the Epoch. This is how it ad- monishes the white folk :—

‘* Poor white men of Virginia, itis time that you bestir yourself relative to the ap- proaching canvass. You have been snubbed and abused. You have been put in the rear in all matters pertaining to the welfare of the

city. The same men who denominated you jae * poor white trash’ sre waiting for an

portunity to once more humiliate you. Will

you submit?”

Wasuinc Mane Easy.—I have on exhibi- tion in my shop window a washing machine that does away with the old and laborious way of washing clothes; you can sit in your easy chair and rest while your washing is go- ing on, It has been tried and proved genuine. Please call and examine this great Washer and Eleacher. Purchase one and thereby save labor and expense. They are seld for $2. OOeach. G. GU. Jury, sole Agent for the Monarch Washer and Bleacher, North side

ita Post Office. ucen Sarates SPP nyt Gy thew wim

cia eaten ta i i ti aii i iii