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HE DAILY EXAMINER.

— = Rs A Ynak “This is true Liberty. when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evnremes. Sincte Corizs Two Cane N ¥ ;* 3 ~ ivF 4 ‘ reEt Er yr ~ cy ~T E> 7 ‘ F y ‘ f¢ Z say MHARLOTPETOWN, P. ‘EE.’ ISLAND. FRIDAY, JUL‘ I. L&88O. VOL. 26.—NO. 88 EE’ ENXINEZ ct Oo PENN Camping Out. The Rifle. TT WEERS & B MER, I took ron . . (Sage -—— * — , ' took Sick dave you ever campel out | o ‘HE annnal competition of King’s County ° be GSULEN STREET, I TOOK Well, try it. Not in wet weather, but in Rifle Association was held on the Geor ge- CHARLOTTETOWN, P. K. ISLAND, weather such as we have been enj ying all town Rifle Range on Tuesday, the Sth . this week. It is delightful. Far tromthe inst. It was impossible to make good Importers vf Briiish and German dusiy town are our canvas tents pitched. scores owing to « vale of wind blowing waa oa Dry Geods, ay hal Smalli- There are six of us, and a very merry crowd across the range. Following is the result : Pe vares, Ue. ; "e nn , ae ‘ : arto Wall &) es ee edie if you would enter into the OTREY BAROS-—-SO0 ‘yaa. The Tea | arty and Picnic Season will Warehouse Goods. WHOLESALE ONLY. beauties of Nature aud sve how she robes Riad Pts, soon be here, and with the Cmperature at " a RESULT: = a5" ee ee ; roe D. A "Siowait Sicguetes te Noe 29 haere a : : ee ee — see a charming river, cool, girt with trees, yy “7: ee ee ee een eee = its present height things will be hot. We em Additions to our General Stock are Itake My Meals, al vediag hitegh a beentital landscape BI test pistiinstsiseenedatadll: Cae te = : f b ensltlaree tg eats : : Je Woe wee cvesccvesonscoseeseces Z have now on hand an unsurpassed stock of oe ae received a Oe ernie x ake My Rest, } —a river where trout flourish and grow fat, BR S:ewart..... 7 an ors jane aha : : mpeg eed ANDIAM VIGOROUS ENOUGH To TAKE { , to the delight of anglers; come then, to T. Heonderson...... hehe caveuus t ebeabeas 26 ‘ : . ee | aeieae May 22, 1890-—dy 2in ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON;' | the lovely retreat where we have pitched G.G llis...... Lie wdhc We ok cee 25 i l ht ht Ra t | ; c i nh cteee etting fat too, FOR _Scott’s { jour canvas. es | Wie SRR. oadan dens seies ess ee 25 2 Welg Bee i Ings, ee ‘ mulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil ‘ On the banks of this river we are en- A. ¥. TL ue aps tne ox seni acaleenniial 24 Druggists & General Dealers and HypophosphitesofLimeand § | camped. One man of our company is an J. MoKinnon ....6..-0 0200.00 4 . . : NOT ONLY CURED MY Igeipe- experienced cook; nay, more, he is a N- MeLaren.....,...0...........0 00000 23 — BOTH IN—— in Pr Ince Edward Island ce Consumption sur SULT | | veritable chef. Ye epicures! what dishes J. MN BE. ss sive bende denulcatied 23 : ; : i i * |which the poets write, have I struggled ' SCOTCH AX » @ AX 4 Da 4\ WEEDS v7 ep pT fs “A | | AT THE RATE OF A PoUND A Day. 1; | With nmmanageable nightmares: and lam 7 seamen tat eee ete e teen ew eee een ee eens 14 — orate , ” hd ne ad ed H, { TAKE ITJUST AS EASILY ASIDO MILK.” ¢ ‘bruised, for shouting in one’s sleep, tv the J W ne Tet eS es SP eres +1 3 { Scott’s Emulsion is put up only in Sa’ mon : distarbsnee of the other slumberers in the H haut . Shine lina Geen eee 10 . m “ _ el slated — és : 4 color wrappers. Sola by all Druggisis at . . . ; ; ade cy — did Agndih de tptuind tb i Lick he A rt eee - One Hundred Pieces NEW TROUSERINGS, The Specific for Dyspepsia, ¥ 50c. and $1.00. ; a _ ° ee 7 a a AONE, 05 <: wae: rake dis uae es 7 New Styl and Popular Prices Fit and )« SOOBT & BOWNR Diltnite, (TO ee SF a ee IRD 9 nnn 0 ann oa no divunintensng ins 6 New Styles an‘ opulat rices It and ,.. their customers, from the foliowing| teverwcerncucerecucncnence wewews = CK, though he is not a bad fellow after J. McKinnd@®..................... 0.” 6 Finish guaranteed. Inspection solicited. i Wholesale Houses: re — all. He has made most intimate the rela- Wm. MeDonald............ 04.00.00 s00 5 = a ee a tions between ourselves and vur respective THIRD MATOH—5OO AND 600 cann D. A. BRUCH, [tx saexmccons sm, (POLITICAL MERTINGS nae" a0 Hano1—0 as 60 » ane on! ap Is. McDIARMID as « Six trunks, and a jelly mous | Ghedind DB A. GONG iiss cee cess cccdececs 48 | Charlottetown, July 4, 1890 (BROWN & W ie . a ‘of blane mange! Hach man brought D. PONT 6 is 8d HebN Ss ak Zeke hs 48 siltleiaaiaanitaiieiiime tatiana eae ad 3 " s . i a eis “SHE undersigned will meet the Electors of ® teunk with him. What work for the ae C, White........0ceseeveseveee veces 47 | SEMSOR BRGS. & CO., i the Second District of Queen’s Covaty Cook, and what feasts—I will not say of PR Murphy. ...-..2..-0sseeseeeeeeeee, = _— 5 | KERRY, WATSON & CO., Montreal. tor the Legislative Council at the following reason—there will be) As we gather each N eet Pade et ada ntti «can Soiys<. oyuh = HE, 4) ] ant 3 ? me | DYSPEPTICURE is prepared by Himes and places :— night for our evening meal end place our G Gay. 8 tre erreceneees sees 37 tha i! : Brackley Point Road, Harrington. in the **lves at the mercy vf our chef, the flow of Me i viNivnsdaceteck disk eee Ai CHARLES HK. SORT, School House, on Wednesday, 9th July, at. Wt begins SNE vi. as's ove dckecdcuellcn 34 SHEE’: sas i i | junell St. John, N. B. | 7 o'clock. p. m. ; In addition to our cook we have an elec- T, Henderson.........-................. 32 pgti poeta j : At Stanhope School House, on Thurs:ay,' trician, who, if he had his will, would dese-' R. W. Stewart......................0. 27 | Wey x YH) BY VW 10th, at 7 p. m. ,¢rate Nature’s handiwork by introducing J, Weatherbie.......................... 26 om . Am A ich ESTER f& NGL aD W A REHOGUSH ro LE ¥ At Mount Stewart Hall, on Friday, 1ith, telegraph poles into the landscape ; a drng- J. T. Meliish............................ 25 ~ BELLIS hy en : at7 p.m. ‘gist, whose lily white complexion beanti- E. Thornton............0.....00........ 23 ( eee Bs ak ; : 3 At Ten Mile House, St. Peter’s Road, on fully attests the virtues of Kalydor, Pears’ ie r. Hobbs i oO O 69:00:00.0 0 0000 b 0% oh bd aes 22 ines =) | 447 E offer for lease the Brick Warehouse, | Saturda 12:h, at 6 p. m. fe” : | on Pownal Street, owned hy the} Ag Retle Creek School House, on Monca |Soap, ete. ; a banker, who is also > WOT rs ~ “2 £1,000.000 STG. , “Y+ doubtable Engineer; a merchant prince, | Temperate Railway Men.

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JOINT AGENTS FOR P, E. ISLAND,

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UR STOCK OF BUOK PAPERS IS NOW COMPLETE. Journals

them, ind prices for Ledgers, Day Books, Cash Books,

Letter Copying Books, Inveice Books, Wallets, Pocket Books, etc., ete.

We Challenge Competition!

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of Works of Art, ,Magazines,

Careful attention given to the BINDING Periodicals, Music, Illustrated Papers, Old Books, ete., any style or price. Also, we clean Old Pictures, Steel Engravings, Wood Cuts, etc., from any stain,

look as good as new

TAYLOR & GILLE PIE,

Ch'town, May 6, 1899. NORTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE

3S, DAVIES & GL

Wierchant ‘Tailors.

—(0) 2k E ARE SHOWING the an it and Finest Line of Men‘s “* Neckwear in the city. Large assortment of Men’s Stiff W.ex Hats; large assortment of Men’s Soft Hits (American) ; |

large assortment of Men’s American -traw Hats; large assort- |

ment of Men’s Fine White Shirts; large assertment of Men’s| lan el Shirts; large assortment of Men’s Fine Under-' &e; Light Coats for summ-r wear; fa Robes, in,

Cloth, the correct thing; large range of Woolens, in

gs; Spring anv Summer Ove-coatings and Trouserings, in

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Lot of MEN’S and BOYS’ READYMADE CLOTHING, at

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, trustees of the late Qwen Connolly's Estate.

Warebouse will be vacantafter the 23d July

next.

Dated 2ist June, 1899, FRED. PETERS, Solicitor for Trustees, june21 —tf

owe Juice !

|} E PURE MONTSERRAT LIME FRUIT

JUIC™ in pint and quart bottles Also, W. 1. Lime Juice on draught. Just received, ad for sale at low prices, at

ARTHUR S&S. JOHNSON’S DRU STORE,

Corner Kent and Prince Streets. jal9

STEAMSHIP CO.

(LIMITED.)

STEAMER “PRINCESS BEATRICE,”

CAPT. A. H. KELLY. \ ILL sail frem Charlottetown every Thursday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, for Halifax, calling at Pert Hastings, Mulgrave, and Hawkesbury, Arichat, Canso, Isaac Harbor and Sheet Harbor, Returning will sail from Halifax every

}Monday night, at 10 o'clock, making same | calls, and Souris.

The above steamer will make the round trip

every weck, making sume calls until the close of navigation.

Freight and passengers solicited at lowest ! rates, and through Bilis of Lading granted to | any port on the continent or United Kingdom,

Apply to

W. W. CLARKE, Agent

Ob’towe, May 8 PRO

70 LONDON,

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Gate of Sailings for Above Line,

HLI-AX

town. June 2. 1890 CAMERON BLOCK. Ss. S. ULUNDA will sail from Halifax ee for London on or about.......... May 25 Sa a a — euges 5.8 DAMARA ” pages eenss June 10 lia | j5. S. ULUNDA w < ‘weakes beeen July 7 ESE eg 1S. 3, DAME. ene cdinde en July 25 OOD af weg ig Fm a _ . Sh eee 4. ae Aug. 20 5 Pi ES ge Raed > é 2 s = Bs . Ss (18.8. DAMABA “ ..........8ept 8 Te tE oS eee +5, Oo Se YW £ §£ BEE | In addition to the ab e will have saii- ert Be Lo a eR = x eg oe 5 x 2 i X + Re l. n adaition to trea ove, we ave f% or aay. oN eS \ edt fi is -» 3 Sa em i /in zs cnee every month via Boston. we a Aen Wye 35 25 a ss . 4 | ‘Lhrough Bills of Ladiog granted from Char- AGE on ‘jettetown and ail points aud to any poct re- a\ ZA i quired. AF AP eo RAM 4 KeR be Vauned Lobsters carried at Tow rates. In- we OE SP ate HN iscrance low, i §. 8S. ULUNDA and DAMARA have — ee superior Vccucuuodation for passengers. - & % #3 % ‘ a& ye hb | Saloon amidship, Staterooms large an A349 JR DLR, "

a us Of the best maaufe \ vers soid are guaranteed, Store closes every eveniag (except Saturday) at 6 o’ciock.

NOKIL SIDE

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-ay sarge stock a very fine assortment of GOLD and SILVER Nas cture, and the newest pitterns in JEWELERY. Ali ;d iecbion on return tickets.

MARKET SQUARE, owTOWwa,/ Si

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saloon Fares $45 00 and $50.00, according location of Stateroom. Ten per cent. re-

For information required

W, W, CLARKE, ee eh

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any further

14th, at 7 p. m. At Wood Islands, on Tuesday, 15th, at;

7 p- m. At Caledonia School House, on Wednesiiay, | 16th, at 7 p.m, ; At Murray Harbor Road School House, on! Thursday, 17th, at 7 p- m At Eldon Hall, on Friday, 18th, at 7 p. m. At Avondale School House, on Saturday, 19th, at 4p. m. At Vernon River Hail, on Monday, 2isi, at . Mm. rat Pownal Hall, on Tuesday, 22nd, «t 4 . Mm. At Monaghan Road Schoolhouse on Thare- |

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day, 24th, at 7 p. m. ; At Donagh Schooi House, on Friday, 25th, at 7 p.m, At Mount Herbert Hall, on Saturday, 26th, at 4 p. m. At York Hall, on Monday, 28th. at 7 p.m. At Blooming Point School, on Tuesday,

29th, at 5 p. m. JAMES NICHOLSON, JAMES ROSS.

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BEST ROUTE to BOSTON

CANADA ATLANTIC LINE. ONLY ONE NIGHT AT SEA.

Quickest and Mest Direct Route. Low Fares.

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The Magouificient Clyde-built Steel s*>

Fad Bs & 39 3S. S&S “HALIFAX, Is the largest. safest, fastest and best furni3 a and most comfortable passenger steamshio ever placed on the route between Canada and United States. Sails from Noble’s Wharf, Halifax, every Wed-

desday, at 8 clock, ant Lewis Wharf, Boston, avery Saturday at !2 o’clock.

Pa sengers by ‘Tuesday evening trains can go, on board on arrivai without extra charge. beg- gage checked through. Throush licketg on sale by P. E. isjand Nay. Co., and . .

F. T. NEWBERY,

apad—eod wky pat Agent Ch’town,

EW YORK. yt

RK MAINE AND »NEW BRONSWIOK ST2AMSHIP COMPANY. Se. Wha: HHaEP.s

H. il. HOM#K, Communder, W ILL gailir m PIER 13, Kus. ciiver, New Y ork every SAiUims AY, atap m, ior Gar iar bor, Kastport a.g St... pn. Retu ning. Will sai from 3i doa, Wind .3- DAYS, at 6.00 w. in, ioval FPA:tin: -S). Junaana sew York. $7.50. Freigh's ex-eetiigiy low No cattage at St JON2, Bs Wars cu Ou 6? Shea uv.’s Pier. ror tarouge iafsruaton apply to TROOP & SON, Agen: 3,

H. D «McLEOD, veneral Freight and Passenger Agent,

Or ut the office in the Company's Warehonser on the New York Pier, North Eu

junc30—dy 3m Economical to the

MU \ Housewife who uses

Woodill’s

PROFIT to the Go cer who sells

German Baking

Fowder,

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‘mentioned is published, you will find eimployees against frequenting therein recorded some ** terrors.”

, around vur ‘‘camps ” all day.

days search

and a popular ladies’ man. This is our) whole company. Our merchant writes! The work for temperauce being done by shorthand, and I fancy he takes notes of the railways has often been commented all the bon mots which are said. He will upon. If there is one class of men mure write a book, | imagine, when we return to , tlian another of whom sobriety must be de- town, the name of which will probably be: manded, that class is made up of the rail- “*A Week with the 14 Gallon Society.” ‘way employees, The Baltimore & Ghio We fish and get sun-burned all day, and Kailway Company, one of the videst and tell fish stories all night. Oh, I will spare l»rgest corporations in the United States, you the stories. Whenthe book I have his lately issued a cireular which warns drinking jestablishmenrs, and says: ** Emp'oyes will Don’t imagiue that we, like Indians, stay | be discharged if intoxicated either ou or off Such a pro-;daty. No persons discharged for inroxica- gramme wonld not suit our ladies’ man. | tion will be re-employed.” This is rigid Thanks to his efforts, we have made ac-!a:d may seem tyrannical), but is really not quaintances at the houses round about, and so. The officers of the company are virtual- the charm of female society is not denied ur, ly responsible to the public. and it is their Then, when we have nothing else to do,;tmght as well as their duty to choose for we read In the evening, when the dishes|the vastly important duties of the com- are washed and put away, and pipes are | pany’s service men who are thoroughly to lighted, and winged insects are singing) be relied upon. —and biting, novels are brought out and we become quiet, save that now and then a slap is heard as some pestiferous, biting | mosquito meets his doom, or some ardent: The total number of Indian schools under angler, oblivious of groans and sarcastic re- ©On'rol of the different religious denomias- inarks, tells the story of his day's exr'sits. tvns are: Cuurch of Luglwod, 84, Last night was a perfeot night. Lo xos » ich 21 are in the Territoztes, not sleepy and | sat for hours at our iene 24 in Manitoba, 3 in Beuish Columbia, 32 door, letting the cool sea breeze blow j1# Uutario, and 1 in Quebec; Rowan Ca- threugh my hair and toy with the shadow tuvlic, 80, ol which ly are in the territories, of my coming moustache. Within the teat 1 io Manitoba, Sin British C luabia, 49 a regular chorus of nocturnai music wag! Uatario, 14 in Quebec, 6 in Nove. Seocia, going on, Without, the quiet of the night /6 iv New Bruaswick, andiin P. E. is- was disturbed only by the humiing of {land; Methodist, 34, of which 9 are in the attentive mosquitoes and the melancholy | +erritories, 4 in Manitoba, 4 a British warbling of bull frogs. Now and then a | Columbia, 13 ia Ontario, and 4 in Quebec; splash would be heard in the river, and my Presbyterian, 10, ali of which are ia (he mind would leap to visions of sport among|Terrtories The undenomin tonal schools

4 the fish. The moon (or was it the sun) Dumber 16, of which 10 are in Ontario, rose late, and ashe shed her silver light and 6 in Manitoba. _ Phe total payucents to o’er tree and plain and river, and bathed the schools in Minitobs and the Terri- the scene in indescribable beauty, I turned tors, from 1852 to 1889, were : Church in and tumbled over the feet of my sleeping Of Liagiand, $136.761; Roman Catholic, friends and was svon asleep. $287 600; Methodist, $21,541; Presivy-

We wili be here for a few days yet. But terion, $66,439; non denominational, $O1,- { think none of our friends would be able 94!. tu find us out in the pretty spot where we! have encamped. If they do succeed in; finding the place it will be only after some | Bofure that time comes we {| A correspondent of the Chicago Inter- ‘Ocecn, whu has been gathering statistics ‘regerding the pecuniary condition of ihe }11,000,000 colored people in the United j States, says they own property worth in the aggregate more than $263.000,000.

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Indian Schools in Canada.

uf

Tir Wewsterii

i - 4b <i ——— — Wealth of Colored Peopie.

** Shall fold our tents like the Arabs, Aud as silent'y steal away.” W. E. Curves. Canp For une, Ju'y 19, 1890

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; s a. Of this amount $16,310,441 is church Clouds Rent in Twain. property. Their wealtu tw chic fly found ee in the following Siates: Al bara,

NEW JERSEY AND WISCONSIN MADE DESOLATE,

wore $9,200,125; Arkansas, $8,010,315; «ali- fornis, $4,006,209; Coivradi», $3 100,452; ae é 9: rich wv eee ternoon there was a cloudburst near this Georgia $10,415,330; Lowa, $2.d00 372. place, and the rainfall cenimued for tWO} Hlinois, $3,300,511 . Indiana, $4 u04 113. Pane threo aah the tenet tor osetia nit | Kanes, $3,500,222; Kentucky, $5,90),000; Sheet 5 W523; Mus i, ¥i3,- banks. A frame structure belonging tof 23.” ee icant Ma Wu. Teets, carpet manufacturer, was lifted | ;,, ./ $8.900.735; Miunesota, $1101.23: from its foundations and borne down ¥ «,’04,, 84.800 ,000: ae Belle <3. against the iron suspension bridge and com-! 300,185, Maen adie $17 400 756.) ‘Mesth ° . < , , , ; >, = pice soyenin ne Oe a we 162 Cun luna, $11,010,652; Nebraska, $2,600,- se we rg th ; property a . a 000; Massachusetts, $9,004,122; Gh, $7,- Asi wi child Se oe The lows 800, 325; Raode Ishind; $5,400,000; Penu- of live ion buildings and crops it is esti- oe eee ee ee #1°.. . ' UU; Te ' . 544: a» sie mated, will reach $100,000. The tracks! 919400011, Varnnut rt) ue weg wers torn out within 100 feet of where the Yi. ss us ToL We es ca oro Oswego express was wrecked a few yoars go. Vinwinia $4 on i et atih te, ago, aud the same train was approaching cay iiceciiteniiaiiees tae washout when it was fligged jast im Pay time by a men who had discovered the} wo scul Flesh Producer. danger. Mavotsox, Wis., July 6.—News has bron

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Lisis is tne title given to Scutt’s Emulsion of Cou Liver Oii by many thoreands whe heve

radvived of a cloudburst whic OC seb 3 6 eke | Be eek ouly gives flesh and #trenyth isichland county and occasi i 4 Luss of by virine of its own nutritions preperites, $200,000 or more. Fon will dames Were | bot creates an appetite fur fasd, Cos ib dud

betwo ) Kichisud Contre and jtr- your weight Scost’s Emalsion is por- An tron bridge was wrecked fe tiy palatable. Sold by ail druggists at Oe Crops suifered greaily. avd gi.

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esrme? out , % Lone Ruck.

at Kagle Mills.

W. R. Watson, rugg:st 1s wholesale azeuttor K. D.C. itis sold by all drng- gsts, and guarantee? to cure Dyspepsia aod ludigestion or the money will be re- cnded,

Don’t fail to go to the Dominien Boot and | Save Store if you want good bargaius in boots, ; Saves and siippers. julyd 4i

M10, Q, WH Oure ¥

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Loca! Netices.

A fine variety of waluut parlor and ball tevles at Mark Wright & Uo's (Lid) jules Bi New and elegant pailor sets at Maik Wright & Joe (Lid.) july 52 3e iroom cots that take Lue eye, et prices to

]tempt buyers, ot Mark Wright “a 8a cs

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