. > ea —_ Se aS neal i ce a - -_ , 9 ee bao i nia " EXAMINER ‘ss si ~ ao - - TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1891. I HE VAILY ° = a Tm YY fy ATTY EVA IN f [ premises were undeniable and his Soe The Second League Match. " ; ; r ‘yi dire ee Porcible ; 3 suid but . , | Li VAILI LAAMLIN be | nenta Glear and forcible. If he wou Following is the general result of the 2 — preach to induce men to do their duty ‘8 | second Dominion R'tle League match shot JUNE 2, 160k respect to the subjection and cultivation of throughout the Dominion on Saturday ee ; be | afternoon last :— the earth. we feel aure that he would Cc} ‘ t The Labor Problem l eminently successiul and do much more to- Sith Wiaodeor Mills........ 799 Rare LANCE ° De. Melt ire in the Market! wards the solution of the labor problem ann orig che pect sete (ethan aa ~ ia m . wan _ s i . » }, uv Geen 60086 90.0 0 taebeee cake . Hal evening must have been a great/than by talking about ‘“*the single tax. 53rd, Sherbrooke... 72 "2 instructed by Sos ae po = aa 43) 1&5 venil itu ‘ i : “a e ae , “Qe \\ illiam a. Wri t tor offer or aa ey treat to every thoughtful man and woman | Flowover this may be, his lecture of this Reaeth hte +60 | Public Auction, on SATURDAY, the 6 h day ee Pee who had the pleasure of hearing it. We/evening ought to be attended by every | oe Ont ITI 774 | of dune, 1891, at 11 o'clock, » m., the ers 7 , have put heard such anoratorsince Beecher. ' thoughtful man. ie, Gibbs. Wabi, ... .. «os ence oan 801 | ing Dwelling Houses, with oder ADVANTAGE we offer you in our Special Departments = The labor difticulty of modern times . wader 62a1, St John, N B..........008-. ose 758 respectively attached, situate io THE L many that . personal visit is all that jig a a it te A Charlottetorn Man Unde 5 Gace s Oa BGS «cock tiene cdeccievies 796 | town :— sary to convinee you of them. : ould not possibly be fully treated in a iec- | Arrest | Stok, Mesex Contre... ceseikis s k3 take Double Tenewent : ‘ : eo é St. eit 7. 1. The large three-story, Vou Being large purchasers of BLAOQR ture of even the length of two hours snd a} ae 43rd a Maks, Tad Mi ssiscies - Dwelling House with Shop, on the corner of I. KE. GOODS, we secure the very: lowest DRegg half Therefure, we must not blame Dr. St. Jobn Sun.) > 4 eas! PEN ee eae Sas Hillsborough and Water Streets. every case ; and, as a resul* are in tee in } ' fr ive i J and ts > obo (os Onin se omen eaneene ide me ® E McGlynn if he failed to get at all the rovts M. Bennet and a friend arrived in the cea ae eee sy2| 2 The Double Tenement Dwelling pane to do as well for you 98 any house ‘a Potition , hich contribute to its continued life and | city Saturday evening from Charlottetown, 82nd Cee Ss inn a0sesachubadl 696} ou the north-west corner of Weymouth an The points we ask your attention tora nade which cu arte Sed ae ae ated PB. I : by the 8 o'clock train. On ihe 20th, Milton. ... ee ..715 | King Streete. . c B t f nm ‘ growth. The doctor seemed to as ' }saine train was J. B. Dawaon, is Charlotte- nh idee... 630! 3. The Double Tenement Dwelling House eau y Oo exture, that, as it is the duty of all vo iabor and ©} town merchant, who was after Bennet for a Royal Scotts, Mcntrea], lst team........ 734 | frouting on Weymouth Street, next to No, 2. e 6 prudent, it is the desire and habit of a/! to) debt, the amount of which is said to be es WOMEN, Cop acccsccneese sasatean 676 4. A Single Tenement Dwelling House Finish, bor and be prudent. But the observation | about $500. As to how the debt was in-} Prescott RA. ......cccccceccccccecccees 693 fronting on Hensley Street, adjoining the rear ae ha a t this assumption jg | curred could not be learned, but as Bennet | 10h Batt, Ist team................. » + 700 of property of estate of deceased, fronting on Color of every day proves that this assum} : : i was a blacksmith and Dawson deals as well Sth Batt. Quebe>, th DOME: i o's EN 627 Prince Street. ‘ ’ nut true. We know that poverty resuits at in hardware as in other general goods, it is! 6-h Fusiliers Montreal, lst team......... mo Tesecs 95 er dant. of the pardides inoney " Width, least as much from lazinese, carelessness, probable that this would make oo Q oa an, ; ps ‘ “ cite co me Hee mewens rT paid a = tee of enke. cna ten Walaa ; . om the landown-|tion. Dawson met Bennet. They talked j 3rd Victorias, Montreal............0+..- , ee . dissipation and crime at from the landown b> : custtes oven Bennet gave he fact | 43rd Ottawa, 3rd team..............+4.- 34 on delivery of deed. Weight, ers and monopolists. If this be so, it is | ee “5 i. a going to the States by | K M Cotlege, Kingston.............-+-+. or Sale to begin with No. 1 at i o’cluck, aud : li fF she g —_ ; oe ee a * | Silat 8 oe 6651], fe . hers vo. evident that the application ot the single vext train. Dawacn invited him to dine at 8 - ies. € 9 follow ia order of numbers as a : Price. tax,” on the principle of “common rights; Washington's, saying that He as going out | Ch’town Engineers. ............0 ereee MOST ee Pe aan: : to patural bounties,” and the ‘‘unearned | in the American train tov. He kept pennet | 9nd Woodstock.............+6 oi as 636 jue a : 5 ¥ = » ‘ larg a. 1! not fully solve the diff-|and the friend in the dining saloon until the| st Joha Rifles..............., Seis a Every Requisite of Family Mourning in ¢ Variety, ae, v= i. tday had gone, aud until the papers for the} j5:h, Belleville.........ccseeeceseereees }42 Canadian Express Co's. culty | men's arrest, according to ® previous arrange-} 71st Fredericton......... Sercecswcces ...672 The abolition « he right te property in ment, Were got out. ¢ onsequently in tront 38th, ie oe ita Ee 613 e Rs ay Fa hal 1c Dufferia Hotel Mr. Bennet was arreated | § }, Fusileers, Montreal, 2d team ........ 620 E ORDERS Y | Se es a, AO Ce Se oe encounter bs- | 40th, Belleville.....+..eswe++-+vseeeeee: 604 Y ol” = taxing tho owners to sucd an exte ween oflicer and prisoner caused no little] 4 Co, RS I, Fredericton....... cael de . ial oe . > that they will be ready to give up their J ex o- nt. A coac — whee’ arene {4th, NiagaraPalls......-..0+-e0-+ ovsenntte RRANGEMENTS have been completed , Pay Attention and Remember y ’ ‘ ve be t “onne ¥ v , . C + by 7 , ae... gg. | Rie 7/7 J // 7/7), lande. and their ‘unearned increment In unet in : ronndabout . f ae B Battery, Quebec, let........ BaseHsi ke 18 for selling this Company’s Money Orders a ’ _. [station if the plan just described had not} 4 Battery, Kingston, let team......... - 566 | - Si wt Ss FL vs would remove the atr mngest incetntive to | been successful. Bennet vas undoubtediy 14th, Kingston ee ee 640 in Char otteto . : JOHNSTON EEF human endeavor and corfi ct disastrous!y * soft The mode of capture, no doubt, Toronto Rifle Asgociatios, 2d team....... 580 For convenience, this system dees not re- : eh th remativn of the low of progress; | auited Dawson. C. A. Stockton was the} pat+leford Rifle Assoeiation..............631 quire writing out an applicatioa by purchaser Is the only Preparation that supplies the Strength giving with the operativ! rb } ‘ | lawyer employed, ; : eevee BO aii oo caves es dees enue 556 of order. elements of PRIME BEEF, for our exertions, after obtaining a liveli-| dir, Dawson when approached last eveniag *th, Quebec, 2d team........0-.00--- cece! 73 The rates charged for these , ; h od, are for the most part pu’ forth with oV a Sua reporter as w the real caase of 77th, POG si OA +++ 58 RATES. Orders are leas than by any > Cr OR 6 ey, Always use it yourself, the purpose of amassing re al propert vin orcdes | Genet ; way as wee indignant that euch Q O R, Toronto, 4th team.........s00+- . 102 other means of making remit- ; => “ He 5 Se eat » thing “in case of a |’, iucttion should be asked, and turning | Montreal RA..........cc0ccccccecceees 624 tances when perfect safety Soa Always recommend jt that we may have something ‘‘in case of a sharply on his heel, declared it was none of Guards, Ottawa, 2d team...........-... o73 is afforded (FA . rainy day,” and that we and our children] the public’s business. Os eat vee “a . Receipt, bearing $ when a Strength-giving . ainin thine eae and mo renee enna? SN Nak ay on sss nne conan 5: F " a Receipt, : after" as may Sve ee any ty re Movemen’‘s of the Fish. SOth, Tevomte, BA Gena «<0 cece: ccarcvens 588 ‘or Security duplicate number, is and easily digested Food comfortably. ‘*The single tax’ would, in-| ; a OQ DR, Toremtn, BG teat... ..ccccser ven 493 given with every deed, admittedly, work a social revolution. (Fisheries latelligen:e Bureau.) S0th, Tesumbs, BA Gebes..'.. 05 -sesesse-s 544 a a of ‘is needed, aati Id atill be with us; for the Hi ‘ax. May 20.—The herring fishery | 42°¢. Ottawe, 4th team.............+66- 518 that in the ev it pty a ee ce en ee oo Se OR ee. oss 525 delay or any other chief of the causes which lead to poverty, | is reported fair to-day at Perce - Grand Srd Vict, Mentesah: Oe Gittins 2. a ed 560 cance am order fells iunel—dy & wky a » . a. . ‘ VIZ idleness carlessneas, extras agance, River, (Qui } but poor at Paspe — r poor 10th, Toronto, 4th team.. C60 ce tiweostterd 494 to reach payee, the pete ESSERE io , Te callie on the coast of New Brunswick, with the GG Gnards, Ottawa, 3d team..........519 amount will be re- dissipation, etc., we uld be untouched. exception of Escuminac, where the catch 55th, RG ef ae i easels 51D funded either to re-

The best solation of the labor difficulty lies, in our opinion, in simple obedience to the command of God to man, to ‘subdue the earth” and “‘possess it." The men of modern times are deliberately shirking this duty for the peformance of which they were created.—-leaving large portions of the earth's surface an unreclaimed wilderness, and herding together in the great towns in order that they may “‘live easy” and “‘have a good time.” The result is that competi- tion, one with another, becomes keener and keener, the strong are compelled to oppress the weak in order taat they may exist, and the weak are forced to the slums to suffer, to ereate the difficulty of which Dr. Mce- Glynn complains, to hive and die miser- If, of rushing to the towns, men and women would, as com- manded, go out to subdue the carth, the ‘labor difficulty" would not be known, and there would be no problem to solve.

Apt illustrations, proving the correctness of this conclusion, may be found in this In this “Isle of the Blest is comparatively little Because a large proportion of our ) away—some to the big towas to

ably, instead

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Province, there

Why? youth

poverty.

sn compete with and to overcome their weaker brethren, and some to the Great West to subdue that part of the heritage which the Creator. at the beginning, gave to man. Therefore the populations of our towns are better proportion to that of than larger and advanced

in

the country in

more

communities ; and

consequently—except as a direct re- sult of idleness or extravagance, or dissi- pation, or bad management—we have little poverty and not much difficulty in respect to labor.

That the tendency towards the tuwns is greater, even here, than it ought to be, is, however, evident toany careful observer.

Tais country, throughout, is not yet fully

subdued and it might, by labor, be made produce three times as much as it does; but in the towns every position is filled, and competition is strong in nearly every department :f business. Even here we feel tu some extent the bad results which follow the

shirkiag of the duty which the Creator has imposed upon man to subdue the earth. If this duty were fulfilled,therewould be more producers in the country, and there might be more persons in the towns, —andall would live more easily and be enabled to cultivate more thanthey do the pleasures of musie, art, science, religion,~and so“develup to a greater extent than they do their higher natures.

There is ample room in the world tor every child of man,

There are steamships and railways

means of communication tu almost every part ot the world. The duty of subduing the earth can now be performed more easily than in any former period of the world’s history. Until that duty is done we never shall have the reign of peace—never be without our labor difficul- ties. Let the crowded and crushed denizens of London, New York, Boston, ete.

» be in- duced to come out

and take part in the performance of this duty. After they have subdued ali those parts of the earth which have not yet come under the power of the land-grabber, they will be in a position to deal with the monopolisis, if mono should then exist,

There wes a great deal of food for thought in Dr, MeGlynn’s discourse. His

pe lists

was fair The fish are reported plentifn)] at Tignish, P. E. 1., and some at Campbel- ton. On the coast of Cape Breton herring are scarce‘excepting at Port Hood, where good haulsfare reported. They are plenti- iul at Liverpool, N. 8., close inshore, but scarce at all other points along the shore. Lobsters are scarce at Perce and Grand River, Que., and very good at Caraquette, Shippegau and Point Kscuminac, N. B. Fair catches are reported all over the aorthern coast of P. E. 1. In Cape Breton the fishing is good and at Port Hawkesbury ; fair at Arichatand Hawkes bury. In Nova Scotia it continues very good at Pubnico, Yarmouth and Digby, but poor in all other localities.

Codtishing is fair at Port Hood, logonish,

and Cheticamp, ©. B.; goed at North Sydney ; fair at Yar mouth, N. 8. About 300 mackerel were taken in nets

te-day at Canso, but no large schools were seen. A few are reported at other places but not in any quantities excepting at Pub- uico and John’s Island where they are very plentiful.

Bait reported at Jedique Harbor Au- Bouche and River Inhabitants, C. B.

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Personal.

Professer Robertsor, of the Experimental Farm, “Ottawa, arrived here last evening.

Rev. Robert Murray, editor of the Presby- terian Witness, has been offered a large salary to remove to Montreal and occupy an eiit- orial chair in that city. So far he has not decided to accept.

Iix-president Hayes, who was a sufferer from the grip during the past winter, is said to be now suffering from Japses of memory. He has become afflicted to such an extent that his power of recollection has almost com- p e+ lyvanished.

At the Hotel Davies yesterday, were Major Wright, Summerside; D R Sutherland, Pictou; Geo R Montgomery, Alberton; G A Gennett, Boston; AC Bell, New Glasgow, NS; J A Murray, Montreal; J A Robertson, Ottawa; Neil Mackelvie, Summerside; A E Mills, Boston. This mornivg’s arriva!s in- cluded Mra R N Cox, Morrell; James Bren- uan, Toronto; Richard Hunt, Summerside; A E Mills, Boston.

At the Osborne House yesterday were M Delaney, North Tiyon; O B Emery and wife, Montague; J F Willis, Steilarton; A H Williams, Matooe Bay; Rev W P Arch- ibald, Caverd sh. This morning's arrivals included John A McLaine, St Peter's Bay; Rev A B McLeod and wife, Mount Stew- art; 5 C Clarke, do; W Honeywell and wife, Huater River.

~ Pere SEED

Sale of furniture, &.. to-morrow, at il o’clock, at Mies Dawson's residence. —C., I Morrison, Auctioneer

De not believe that we don’t keep ready made clothing. We keep the finest goods made in Canada, comprising children’s, boys’, youths’, end men’s, aud have them marked at the lowest possible prices.—James Paton & Co. ma) Zstf

Reinember to-morrow, at J1 v’cluck —the sale at Miss Dawson's, Gratton St., com- mences.

Weare bound to keep up our record for cheap crockery. We believe that we have a piece of glass or crockeryware for every man, woman and childon P, BE, Ileland, at the Cheapest Crockery Store.—W. P. Colwill.

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Buffalo parties are said to have struck a gas well in Bertie township, Welland coun- ty, Ont., which yields 20 000,000 feet per day. Several Buffalo manufacturing firms are said to contemplate removal to the Canada side in order to get the cheap fuel and light.

Pave and sallow girls and prematurely aged women should use Dr Williams’ Pink Pills; they come as a boon for all those ills which afflict the female system, build up the blood, restore shattered nerves, and couvert sallow complexions inte rosy cheeks. Sold by deal- ers, or sent post paid on receipt of price—50 cents per box, or five boxes for $2 by ad-

dressing Dr Wiliams Med. Co., Brockville

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Be negro convicts were shot dead at

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the Pratt mines, near Birmizgham, Ala., Thursday, for attempting to escape. Thess two make thirteen prisoners killed at the Pratt mines within a week.

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News Notes. The population of Wnnipeg is placed at 26,000.

Emperor William will shortly hold a council to consider a reduction of the corn tariff to 24 marks.

The boycott of the lumber firms in New York by the labor unions continues, and building operations in New York and Brooklyn are paralyized.

No less than ten thousand pictures were rejocted this year by the selection commit- tee of the British Royal Academy, Most of them were hopelessly bad.

Pennsylvania, which was one of the first Slates to adupt the high license policy, has now doubled the license fees for retailezs. They were formerly $500, and are hereafter to be $1,000. :

At the home of a farmer named John Peters, living six miles from Leavenworth, Kan, he and his family, ten persone fn all, were eating supper when a boit of lightning passed through the dining room and ren- dered them all unconscious. Une of the tamily, Carrie, 12 years old, was instantly killed, and several others received serious injuries.

Two boys have just been dismissed from the high school at Dessau, Germany, for preaching socialism among their fellow- scholars. Another boy was sent away from the school sume time ago for a similar of- fence. It was learned iu that case that the boy had been incited by certain socialists to influence his companions in favor of the forbidden doctrines, and the necessity of further dismissals would seem to indica‘e that the seed thus sown has borne fruit.

The Committee on Privileges of the House of Lords heard evidence on Fri- day in the claim made by Randal Mow- bray Thomas Berkeley, commonly known as Viscount Dursley, to the earldom of Berkeley, in opposition to Baron Fitz- Hardinge, Francia William Fitz-Hardinge Berkeley. Counsel on behalf of Baron Fitz-Hardinge said the fifth Earl of Berke- ley tried to seduce a servant girl named Mary Coie, and that failing in this attempt he seoretly married her and then conspired with the chaplain who performed the cere- mony to destroy the proof of the marriage. The claim depends upon whether the fifth Earl of Berkeley did or did not Mary Cole previous to the birth of her oldest son. Great interest is taken in the case, all the seats being occupied by people anxious the hear the evidence. Amung those present were a number of peeresse s.

SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

CHARLOTTETOWN,

MiSS RUSSELL, PRINCIPAL, --—ASSISTED BY—— Fraulein Bernkopf & Miss Ella Palmer, ae reply to enquiries received as to the age

of pupils in her School, Miss Russel] begs to state that she has formed a Junier as well as a Senior Class, and is prepared to receive

Girls from ten years of age. ju2~—lweod pat

GRAND CONCERT !

THE CELEBRATED CANTATA,

“The Golden Legend,”

Will be Performed by the Philharmonic Society and Orchestra,

ON THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, IN PHILHARMONIC HALL.

Price of Admission, 50 cents. may26—7i

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mittee or payee on presentation of re- ceipt, thereby avoi.t- ing the delay and annoyance incident to the duplication of orders when po re- ceipt is given, These orders will be paid at all principal points en our line;

also over 10,000 places in the United States.

Any further information will be freely given on application to

W. W. CLARKE, Agent, Charlottetown, May 30, 1891.

FOR SALE.

1,600 dozen Bar Glasses, in the latest styles. 56,000 Cigars of the leading

brands. 60 bris. Patterson & Hibbert’s Ale, in quarts and pints. 25 barrels of the Celebrated “Wilmot Spa” Royal Bel- fast Ginger Ale.

5 barrels Lemonade.

5 cases Mineral Water.

25 barrels Guinness’ Porter.

WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH. CONNOLLY BROS.

BLACK DRESS BOODS.

We earnestly invite your attention to our fine showing of new and fashionable selec- tions of BLACK GOODS for the Spring and Summer trade. We bought this stock of ours ith one particular aim and object ia view :— | There Must be None Better, and

There Must be None Sold Cheaper.

We have made it a fixed fact that there will be no .better goods offered you apy- where, and we have made it au atsolute certainty that po better prices shall Le offered you anywhere, simply because we CAN and DO SELL AS CLORE as it is possible that they should be soll. STANLEY BROS.,

Brown’s Block. OSBORNE HOUSE, Ch'town, May 21, 1£91,

R several years previous to, and siuce residing here, I have been using

Woodill’s German Baking Pewder,

and it has always given ENTIRE SATIS. FACTION,

mayl4

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P. P. ARCHIBALD.

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DONT YOU know we sell Men's and

Boys’ Clothing ?

DONT You Buy till you see ours DON’T BE surprised if you buy cheape

than you ever did. COME —Ix)

HARRIS & STEWART LONDON

HOUSE.

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DOMINION STEEL SPRING WIRE MA

MOUNTED ON POLISHED HARDWOOD FRAME,

Solid and Patented in Great Britain, Canada, Germany, Franee Spain. Approved by the Medical and Sanitary Profession.

Prica Low—$6.09. Try one; it will pay you, Over 100,000 now in

SPECIAL ADVANTAGES—lat. Ease, Comfort and Durability. ot ae ness and Cvolness. rd. Perfect Noiselessness. 4th. Adaptation to the

the Body. Oth. Remarkable Elasticity. 6th. Cheapness and Portability.

Atso—WOVEN WIRE MATTRESSES (our own manufacture), pric? 25.50 and $4 00 each.

MARK WRIGHT & CO., Lt.

Charlottetown, May 20, 1891. —

Halifax and P. B. Island's ¢ “WILLIAM

$4,

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| —————————— a Pe ae > 4 ii EOR BosTO a ee ee at eee i ft — = = 4 } tt — = : Bostoe eee es ae The above Steamer will sail for

On Saturday, 6th June Shippers requiring space will ples

varly. ’ early yc LAS

~ Ci re . : J 5,5. FASTNET, A. H. KELLY, COMMANDER, Wt sail from Halifax on Monday, Ist

June, for Charlottetown and Souris, via Cape Breton and Eastern Shore Ports, and will be due here about Wednesday night, ssiling on return THURSDAY, June 4th. For Freight, etc., “rely to

W. W. CLARKE, Agent, Charlottetown, May 27, 1891—dy

R. may29—Ilw sien on TO LET.—The western half of & he Street, formerly known 9 ©) 4. 9m House,” containing eight large occupied by Mrs. Crabb. Posscme May. The ubove house Bhs Apply to John Kelly, Kaq., SV# . or to the owner, Ev wakv Kelh*, ap23—eod tf

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