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CLEARED THE LOT

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ON THE DOLLAR 344 Wevw American Straw Sailors.

We recetved Tuesday nearly 30 dozen very latest Black, White and fancy American Sailors we cleared the lot at We, om the dollar. To day we will

show them AT BALY

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No Sasa ples No old Clean fresh new goods.

Stock— But

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Can you live all summer with- out a Hammock.

We offer a large, new stock bought ata spe ial d:scount, and our selling pricesare away down.

All Sizes and Styles.

your inspection. *

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MARK Fisker, Sons & Co, Victoria Square, MINTREAL

Importers of Fine Weollens and Tailors Trimmings

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Sample Room, 72 Prince Wm. st. St. dolem, \. i.

H. H. HARVEY, Agent

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Algernon H. Prowse,

Ship & General Breker, Com- mission Merchant, Chart- ering & General Agent

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THUNDER AND

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 4 1898

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LIGHTNING.

Severe Storm Yesterday,

HOUSES STRUCK AND OTHER DAMAGE DONE.

Two Men Streck and Killed at

Kelly's Cross.

A severe storm of thunder and lighting, accompanied by a heavy fall of rain, passed over this province yesterday, The storm hegao early in the afternoon and coutinued with slight interruptions wotil late at night.

Tue telephone lines are considerably intertered with by reasou of the storm During the early part of the day communi~ cation wth some of the outiving sections was interrupted, and some “crosses” are reported m the city.

The switch in the telegraph office was badiv damaged during the progress of the storm. About ten o’clock last aight Mr. T C James entered the office for a postage stamp and fouud the switch and the wood- work w@eout the same in flames. He at once extinguished the fireaod thas pre- vented whut might have been a serious couflagration. By aiweo’clock thie morn- communication with Sackrille was estatlished.

Tbe bar. of Mr. James Mutch, at Lot 4%, was struck by lightning and destrov ed. Two calves, and the other contents of the bars ‘were | ist.

Martin’s lobster was de«troyed

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factory at Cavendish A barn belongiag to Capt.

but was not destroyed.

The house of Allan A McDonald, at Peake’s station, was also strack, and the chimney and some other parte of the straw tare damaged. A woman who was in the bouse at the time was ¢truck on the feot by the electric current.

The house of Christopher Birt, at Cerd i~ geo, was struck and Mr, Bert and two boys were injured. But their iejaries are not serious.

A dwelling house near Grant’s Mitls, fount Stewart, was also etrack. It is reported that Heuston’s Hotel,

Brackley Potat, was also damaged soane- what by the electric current.

‘Four trees near Mr Percy Pope’s eum~ mer residence at Keppock, were struck aod stripped of their bark.

KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

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' Meovazhan was sitting

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Two Men Kille@ at Kelly's Cross

Last Evening. (Special by Telephone.)

At 5 o’clock vesterday afternoon, émring the prevalesce of the heavy thunder anu lightening,the howe of Mr. William Datty, atesKelly’s Cross, was struck and shattered. Unfortunately the damage was not c@afin Twe men, Thomas W. Movaghaa aad Qwen Trainor, vewh- bors who at the time were visiting Mr. Duty, were killed outright. The lighteing entered the house through a chimney, tearing down an upstairs prxition, Thence it went dowa tothe lower floor. Mr. in the dining room chatting. Ia an adjeiniog room was Mr. Trainor. Sitting between the two wee Mr. Duty, who escaped # ithout rajary, Miss. Datfy, who was in the bouge at the time,

also received a shock, from which she tortanately recovered. The sudden le-s hae.creatd much excitement at Kelly’s

Crees. The storm in that section of che Island,

‘ de | New York. ) Sutherland at the eeeme place was struck, /

as wellas at Emeérald and in its vicinity, is sgporied to bave Seen terribly se-

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ETD OnE

Tne big, hearty, healthy man is @ con- | tinuel irritation to his dyepeptic friend. } Constipation is the root of nine~tenths of i the sickness of men, and of a large pro- portion of the sickness of women. ft can be cured easily, naturally and quickly. Natureie continually workiog as berd as

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force Oui poisonous refuse watier. When there is en impediment, Dr. Pierce’s Plea- sant Pellets set the wheels working again without any trouble. They assist vature in a gentle, healthful, effizient way. There is nothing ciolent about their action, and yet it ie just as certain as if it were twice 4 as violent. “* You do not become a slave to their use.” ‘They are different and bet~ ter than any other pill for the cure of con- stipation, headache and kindred derange- ments. Almost all druggiste understand this, and are conscientious enough to tell you so. The druggist who tries to cell you @ substitute is not a safe man from whom to buy medicine. Send 31 cents in one-cent stamps to World’s Dispensary Medical Aesociation, Buffalo, N. Y°, and receive Dr. Pierce’s 1008 page “Common Sense Medical Adviser,” profusely illue~ trated.

MARRIED.

At the residence of the bride’s father, Hunter River, on June 6th, by Rev H Pierce, Mr George Mugford, of Charlotte- town, to Mise Prudence E Waye.

At Neediam, Mase., on the 23rd inat., by Rev. John A. Macelwain, Louis L. Holman, soo of the late James L. Golman, Summerside, and now onthe staff of the Youth’s Companion, to Miss Edna L. Bourne, daughter of Charles E. Bourne, Needham.

| sermon the pastor intimated that the cun-

ENSINAL.

Rev Mr Sutherland pas-ed a com ‘or able night.

Rev J C McMillan, of Cardigan Bridge, is in the city.

Father McAdam, of Antigonish, is visit- ing thie Province.

Mr.W S McKie, of Charlottetown, was | one of the judges at the St. Stephen races oo Dominion Day.

Miss Dai-y Suitis, of thie city, has gone | to visit ber sister Mrs. AJ Suttie, o Bass River, Nova Scotia.

Rev W W MeNairn and wife, Sheet | Harbor. N 8, regis.ered at the Queen Ho~ te] on Saturday night.

MrT C James Jefi thie morning on a tripto St Jonn’=, Ni. He will be absent from home about a month.

Mr I-aac Carter, of the firm of Geo Carter & Co., left this morning on a@ buasi- reas trip to the Upper Provinces.

Meesscs A A Craisson and W J Robert- eon, went to Cuarlottetown On a short visit —S8t Joho Telegraph.

Mr W BaAlley, of the Colchester Sun, ie visiting Chatlotteiown. He is the guest of Tnomas A.ley, Esq.

W J Roberte,reiurned today from Fred dericton and left atonce for Charlottetown, | P El, on busivess.—S:t Jolin Gazette. |

Mies Viola Shaw, of Medford, Mass who is well known here, acccompanied by her motber and brother passed through, | the city toxday to Brackley, P E I.—St John Gazette.

Mise Clemmie J. Clarke, of Worcester, is visiting her bome at Bay View. Miss Clark since graduating at “Worcester

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fio-pital” a year ago, bas been engaged |

pursing in Worcester and vicinity. Mr. James C. Lawsov, representing the People’s Savings Co., left todag for his

beme in Charlettetown, and will return in |

a day or two with bis wife awd child.— Yruro News.

Nev A B ONeill, CS C, ef Si Joseph’s College, Memramcook, left fur Boston and He is starting on @ trip to California. his intention keing to spend some weeks on the Pacific coast.—S8t.

Local and Other Items,

Novew Tea at Kivkora tomorrow, Don’t mise it,

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Hook axp Lapper.—Regular meeting tonight. A Appeat Covnr —ive City Appeal Court iS In Sessl0Ou t,

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~ Ro.1o Fire Co.—Regular quarterly meeting tovigat at 8 o’clock.

From Bostox —The Halifax wil be due tommorrow morning at 3 oclock.

Baptist 8. 8 Picnic Suftoik on July 13th. at 9.45.

will be held at Tra:o leaves city

edi alle

W M S.—Owing to tue picnic the meet-~ ing of the W MS is postponed nati! next Wednesday.

ovsintiiginssiill

Srreer Rai.way.—The first erreet rail- way work io StJubn’s, Nfld, will begin in a few days. Men are now employed quarrying the stone to pave the streete.

A Cuoice Exrertainment.—The enter- taiomeat to be given in tue Y MC A Hall, tomerrow evening in aid ot the P E Island, Hospital, should be largely attended. Read the advt.

cnctuenilipaipteaiin

Picxic.—S!. Panl’s Church Sunday School Picnic will be held at Midgell Saturday July 9b. Special train will Jeave the railway station at 9.30 local

time. See ad. steecite A Great Success. —The Tea at Cardi~ gan Bridge on Dominion Dar was a great success. The gathering wes well-conduct- ed and orderly throughout, and the snug sum of $500 was ne:ted.

QurEEN’s Counry KirLte Arsocratioy .— | Introduction of extra series target at ' the prize meeting Wednesday, July 6h, the number of entries are anlimited; high- est score to count only.

Tre Prixcess.—The steamer Princess

John Telegraph. His Lordship Bishop Macdonald,

weeton Seturday, and will prodably not

returo to the city until after the celebra- |

tien at ‘Keakora to-merrow. He laid the corver stone of the new church at Fitteen Point yesierday.

At the Eotel Davies: GL Murray, Hfx; Miss M & McDonald, Glenalade; R B Mce- Donald, ¢0; H B Chadbarn, Moutreal; 8 M McKenzie, New Glasgéw; W A’ Webster, Toronto; Mis C B Carrie, New York City; Dr A B Munroe, do.

Captain Dominick Macdouald returaed from New York oa Saturday evening. The handsome steam yacht Enquirer in which Capiain Macdonaid visited Charlottetewn ashorttime ago, has been sold te the United States Government.

McRwbert McCaneland,of Toronto, the designer and constractor ef the new siained vlase windows in the iret Methodiet Charch Julv G¢h. We understand it ‘s his intev- tion to complete the ememoria! windew for the cbharch.

The congregation of Stella M aris Charch, Pictou, recently presented Rev. dames

Keougk with a highly complimentary ad- |

Father with week

drea and a purse of #100 in gold. Keough, who visited Charlottetown theC. M@.B A. exeursionists last

has been ciliciating wm Stella Maris Church —

went |

j wexpected hereon Weduesday, |

will be placed on the Marine slip for paint

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ing on Wednesday next. Her placeon the Pictex ronte will be taken Wednesday afternoon, Thuraday and Friday mornings by the steamer Electra. ANOTHER Oppokrunity, — Anot! opportunity will be given to bear M Det], whose turmer appearance — © kAtetown was seo mach enjove’. Tomerr.s9

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evening She will appear io the Y d UA Hali. For patticulars see ady,

DaMaGe BY Fire -Word was received bere yesicday tuat the cargo of the

steamer Elliott, which arrived at Mayaguez P. B.., Wednesday, trom Halifax, had been damaged by fire. Itis presnmed that €re must have occurred on bowd on the passage. —Ha'ifex Chrovicle.

Mayor Waracrron kindly regnest« all L-citern~ aed expecially persons grange to and from Privce Street wharf te avoid drivs ing past the residence of mev Mc Sather. land, Prince Street, during his illness. Captain Woisener is respectrally asked to give this request al! possibie publicity. a i

W. C. T. U.—The’ Provincial W. C. T. U_ conveation will meet in tbis city on Tbur-day and Fridov ot this we-k, Meetings will be held ta the Baptist First on Wednesday

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ehureh. sermou

Sessions

sinceFeher Chisholm went away some | “Ofing al 9.30 ate open WO

; : ? g vinttors aad all are weleowe. Delegates six momths ago. ¥ leg

' ‘ acry- tomorrow (Tuesday) by dey trains.

Dr. Macnei!!, of Stenley, issdown for an aa ee - address atthe meeting of the Maritime) 4,,) Por Eprcatiox. -Miee Marion Medical Association, tu be held at Habfax | g¢ ... ot Boston, bas given $5,000 to the on Wednesday sud Tharsday next. His tu-en of Goucester, Mas< ,to be beld as a address «ill treat of the claims of medigal } fyi. jne suterest of which ball be given men for higher tees in county courts and | tg. grainaie of (ii high echoel to aid the neceseity of having the law amended | pig. detraying the expens 8 of a course along the live. jin tue Massacinsetta Tnstitute of

We heac with regretthet Mr Henry. Mc«} Technology. M-- Hovey nas before done Leod, of Charlottetown Royalty, was at- | much for ce «chw-ls of Gloucesfer. tacked be paralysis in Summerside last i con flnenem week, andat latest accounts wasinaser~| A Vatvanie ivacnase—Mr. R C, ious céndition. Mr. Meiueud, acconipan- MeLecd bas acauired another valuable

was returping They stopped Mr. McLeod’. brotber, and it was while they were at his house that Mr. McLeod was attacked. Rev. J W Wadwan, returned mission- ary from Japan, preached an able and elo-~ quent sermon in the First Methodist Church last night. Atthe close of the

ied Ly histwe daughters, from St. Awdrews, N, B.

gregation would bave the privilege of hear~ ing Mr. Wadman again, as he bad kindly coneented to occupying the pulpit upon a Sabbath during the su:ramer, and alsu de~ liver @ lecture on “ Japan, its people, cus~ toms and the progress of miesion work.”

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For a good days enjoyment in the coun~ try attend the First Methodist Church Sunday Schoo! picnic at Maple Grove, on

faren property in Parkside Farm, formerly owned by Mr. W. A. Brennan. .This is reckoned one of che bese stock raising and dairying properties in Prince County and was the home of Parkside and other | famous and prominent trotters. —Pioneer

Roves on tHE Cyciisrs.— It is said that Osgoode tuwnsh ip, Carleton County Ont., bas passed a byelaw prohibiting bicycling withia the limits of the townebip.

Dr. S.C. Stanton, who Las charge of the examination of recruits for the United States army, in Chicago, has caused a sen~ sation among medical men by declaring that an habitual fast rider of bicycles or a “seorcher” is unfit physically to serve as a soldier in the army.

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An exceptional value today in black Jace

, o 8.5 ki res. $1.10 val r59s. Se Wednesday, 6thinst. Railway fare, return 7 — a , cay ee for 6 . tickets 35e, Special rates forchildren and ae. oo families ; rose

——_ Mies Marietta LaDel! will appear in

Mise LaDell tomorrow evening. the Y MCA Hall tomorrow evening.

MIMI I Ne DS NEN OS NL NY 22s 22 M% 2% SS FE SET SSIS US @ STU OSEW

“ Bathing Caps

Weare now showing a very fine very light in weight and very pretty.

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Prices 50 to 85c¢ each é JOHNSON & JOHNSON ¢

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The Always Busy Store.

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fitting suits, Overcoats and Trousers, right in quality, price and fit.

Upper Queen St.

Doat take chances when you

Buy « a « WATCH.

Buy of a reliable dealer and let him take the chances. It is the only safe way. A watch is too im- portant a purchase to be made without care and deliberation. In- stead of idle promises, we give a safe guarantee. A great many cri- tical buyers have purchased their watches from us. Why rot you?

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We are having all we can do to keep up with the demand for our perfec»

This fact is a proof that our clothing is

25 per cent Discount off

ali furnishing goods from now until Dominion Day.

GORDON & McLELLAN

Mens Stylish Oatfitte

nN Ov and Araix.

We geta chance to buy goods below

the public the benefit of it—It pays us to do so —

Todsy we received

three lines at extra good values— .

Ladies Dongola Laced Boots round toe, pat tip, reg. $2.25, now

1.38

Our watches are carefully selected and tested before offering them for sale. You cannot afford to buy without first seeing our stock.

Prices Low

$ ; | : 7 7

JEWELER.

W.W. WELLNER i ; |

Queen's County Rifle Assoc,

The annual Prize meeting of the above Association wil! be held on Wednesday, July 6th, coumencing at 9 a.m.

The extra series targets will be thrown open one half hour before each match, 8.GREY, Lrevt.

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; ; ‘ regular prices—Then we believe in giving

Ladies’ Oxford shoe, good wearer and go -d louker, 10W

sold last year at $1.00, 15¢

Youtns’ Fine Dovgola Lacéd Boote, good stock, sizea 10, ll, 12, regu'ar price $1 45, now

station’ $1.00 Alley & Co.,

The Shoeists,

‘To Contractors +

Tenders, ad Iressed to Charles Paimer, Eeq., Chairman ot Trustees, will be received up wo Yaturaay, 9th Julv, for the construction ofa new building of brick and stone for the

Prince Edward Island Hosp 'tal

A certified cheque for 5 per cent of the amount of the offer must accompany each tender.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily aecepted,

P ‘acs and specific tions can be seen at the office of

C, B. CHAPPELL,

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