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WIX FIRE nennincn en.

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“"53 “'“°'3»‘ T119 i CARPETS. Hosiery, Sunshades, G

Ribbons, Lace. and J; dow Shades, Portiers

Bear in mind our , Genuine

Stock is fresh and 1 ' Cloths, Stair Plates.

Curtain Poles, Win-

R.-.

Smyrna Rugs, Oil

new and our prices

are in keepin 3;

, WE ,‘Cloths, Dressing with the times. N are young; men work-

ins, Brass Rods,

. Pole Rings.

ent’s Furnishings, large variety and

he very lowest prices

See our stock before prices

PATTON BROS. 136, Main Street.

you purchase a Hat.

PATTON BROS. 136 Main Street.

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C. E. Robertson-1'

MORRIS BLOCIK

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CLOTH t

We are making up"a choice collection of Spring

cloths of the newest styles and patterns, many of which are unobtainable elsewhere, at prices that defy competition.

FURNISHINGS

Our stock in this line is complete and we invite in: spection of our specialties and novelties.

COMPLETE LINE English, Scotch, Canadian. 0.

E. —fioBertson

BECAUSE

It is Free From Lumps, It does not require Rubbing,

It gives a Beautiful Polish, It Costs only Fifteen Cents, It Saves Labor and Money.

use warsous riiauiruse rotten

warsoiws nevi” nnuc STORE.

Three Doors Below Lossdossflousecorsser

NORTON e. rnzvrrnnn

Dissolved Partnership on June 14th.

R. R. NORTON & 09

Continue the Business at the Old Stand, Brenan’s Corner.

CITY HARDWARE STORE

and. request a continuance of trade from all old customers.

nnanwnnn OH:§.‘AP.

We will continue the Discount Sale. Large discounts for Cash to reduce the present large stock. Call. or write for prices and you are sure to buy.

R. B. uonron a. 00.,

QUEEN STREET.

Ch’towu, June 20, 1892

OF HARTFORD CONN.

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All classes of risks taken at the low- est rates. '

angptgly by fmailltelephone or person- lit. H. B

THE GUARDIAN, o11AnLo€i'rn'.ro,i Jusnjvsee, g nnnnn ANBSHIPPING v >

Innal ndllhen Notes.

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Illeaned by the llnirdlan Reporters

RIPE strawberries have been picked in several places.

Hort. D. Laird, Editor of the Patriot, arrived home last evening.

Mn. Henry Outer-bridge» M|'9- 0°59" bridge and_two chi’d_ren from Bermlldfi are on a visit to this city.

Warts the Conference is in session the Monsiso GUARDIAN will be delivered to any address in the city for the sum of ten cents—tf

Tnr. Rev. 0. B. Emery, of Montague, has accepted a call to the pastorate of the Christian Church at Charlottetown and

Cross Roads, Lot 48.

A rsnsrnoxs has been at into the First Methodist church of this city for the use of the Conference, thanks to the gen- erosity of Mr. Angus.

I. O. G. 'l‘.—Ch’town Lodge, No. _l meets tonight at 8 sharp. Members will please be in attendance as important mat-

ters will be bifore the lodge.

Tunas were no arrests for drunken- ness yesterday. Thomas Mc'1‘ague, a witness in the Hennessey case of yester- day comes up to answer a chprge of per- J“?!-

Tns steamer Fastnet arrived in this port at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, and sailed for S’side about 11 o'clock.‘ She returns to this city early this morning on

her return to Halifax Jaitls HBNNISSIY was convicted of three separate es of selling intoxi-

cants on Sunday an. fined 375 and costs or six months impri_sou_meut. The other two charges were dismissed.

Tn: race at the Cymbria Park, Rustioo, was fairly attended yesterday. Mr. J. H. Good’s mare “ Maisie” came oil‘ victorious over the five contestants, thus winning the race of the day.

Tm: SS. Premier arrived here from Halifax and intermediate rte at 3 30 p.m., yesterday. Mr. W. . Lea was a

tiger from Mulgrsve. She left for ’side at 8 o'clock last evening.

' Tm: evangelistic prayer meetings,’held

spices of St. Geo ‘a lodge, are increas- ing in interest. ti-angers are always made welcome to these services.

ITus raising of the sunken steamer Heather Belle has been found a harder task than anticipated, and Mr. Keefe has, we understand, abandoned the enterprise after spending some $600 on it.

Tun Philharmonic Society purpose holding another concert on the 28th met. The program will be an attractive one, including Dudley Buck's Golden Legend, and several other interesting items.

Tunas will be an excursion on the steamboat Electra, onTuesday. 28th J uric, from Montague and Georgetown toPictou. A pleasant trip and a good time is ex- pected. Return tickets 81, children 50c.

Tm: tenth Annual Session of the Grand Lodge of Independent Order of Good Templars of P. E. I. will be held in Char- lottetown on Tuesday and Wednesday, 5th and 6th of July. Dr. Oronhyatekhs, R. W. G. Templar is expected to attend.

Rev. J. A. Gordon and Hon. Donald Ferguson purpose leaving this city on Monday for St. John, to join a party in- vite‘! by the Emigration Agent, Mr. J. H. Haslam, to take a trip over the C.P.R. on its different branches through ouy G.-eat Northwest.

Rimssrnnn the Union Bible Class in the le'0'l1l'6 rooms of. the Baptist church this evening. As Rev. Mr. Gordon ex-

to leave town for some weeks. a

iness meeting will be held at the close

of the class to consider arrangements for work during his absence.

Evnnrnonv has an invitation to pur- chase good goods at the lowest possible prices; all cotton, linen and woolen goods in stock are being sold at bargain prices. Ladies trimmed millinery and straw moods will close out at unusually low prices. The New Store, W. A. Week's & Co.—June 23, 3i

A sracni. mam will leave Charlotte- town on Friday morning at 8 o'clock, (local), inccnuectionwithtbemeetingof the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons at Summsrsids. The train will return at the close of the Grand Lod proceedings. Tickets can be secured y any one on application to the Station

Agent.

Rev. J. 0. Burma, who is attending the Methodist Conference in this city, is one of the cl-.-rgymen who likes a good horse and—he has one. His resent steed came from Montague. He has bad it ten years, duri three of which it was driven 12,000 ' es. Mr. Barrie had a horse previously which he drove 21,000 miles in seven years.

Tn; old hospital building, once the bishop's palace, situated below the Catho- lic cathedralhas been purchased by Mr.P. Connolly, of Connolly Bros., and is being moved to a lot near the hospital. The building was started today down Dorchea- terr street but the house being about three inches too wide to pass through, it was decided to take it uphill, down Great George streetand across Water street. Mr. Egan has the contract of the build- ing and Mr. Peter Trainer is foreman.

A: the Annual District Meeting re cently held at Alberton the followin resolution was adopted by a standing an unanimous vote. " Whereas the Rev. W. Harrison is about to leave the P. E. Island District for another field of labor, we desire to express our most hearty: and ;]In.:nimiuous sense of tlfiegoss we sustain,

our a preciatI_ ' 'ong o is nial a irit and efiicielnt and faithful sergveices in pthe ministerial and ofiicial position he has filled in our midst. The District further desires to assure him of our prayers for his continued success in the future."

New Hardware Stoi-e.—-We understand that it is the intention of Messrs Fennell and Chandler to open a general hardware store in the premises lately occupied b

C. E. Robertson in the Cameron Block opposite the Post ofiice. As both gentle- men_sre well and favorsbly’known to the public andars sxgrieuccdiuths busi- ness, we predict them success. Mr. Fennsll for the past six years was a mem- bers! thsllrmof Norton and Fennel], and for twenty years previous to that was a builder and contractor. Mr. Chandler isfaniiliarwith thetrade andwillbere- membered by all who dealt with thelatelirmsof fir sScn&Co.. Nor- ton Bros. and Norton & F ’

Quaenst.ee.tn.:ioeto=wu.-.

in the Euston street hall, under the au-

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lineal and litter Notes.

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Mxnsinunn D; r.

DI. Albert Bo le of Newfoundland, is visiting his frien in this city. ,

Wan-up at D. A. Bruce's 6 coat makers 4 pants makers, 6,vest niakers.—-June 23,

The children must looked after; ‘vs McLean’: Vegetable Worm Syrup w u required.

DoN"r forget the Military Excursion

Friday night, on SS. St. Lawrence. A

cod time for all. Come, and bring your riends. ’

Mn. Maclenn has given notice to Par- liamentof a motion to amend the general railway act, prohibiting railways to charge more than two cents per mile in any por- tlon of the Dominion cast of Port Arthur.

l\lcLean’s Vegetable Worm Syrup is as pleasant as sugar and a safe and effectual remedy.

Sorts or Eiioi..txn—W R Degree Lodge Eton meets this (Thursday) evening in their lodge room, Wrights Hall. Visiting lsirethren made welcome. J Ed. Rendle,

80!.

Turn Bazaar Co. have a full stock of Rugby Footballs, numbering‘ from 3 to 5, at prices from 82 to $3.50. Also Harn- mooks, Croquet Sets, Tennis Racquets and Nets.

L. 0. A.--The members of Boyne and St. George Lodges will hold a ‘cunt meet- in Friday night in Boyne L s room to

e into consideration attendiu chuiicb on Sabbath previous 1 of July. < -

Morrrnsal. Herald, Monday: Dr. De Bertram is at the St. James. He is on his way to Ottawa to see to the interests of the shareholders of the Moucton dz Buctouche Railway for its continuance to Prince Edwird Island. .

clocks apd see if they are not equal in

every respect to those sdld by pedlers at

:2. ani;iSl.6.—-E. W. Taylor. J une 22, we-—

Tns Dominion boot -and shoe store takes the lead for best goods and low prices. June 22-—4i

Smqura some at rock bottom prices, All wool Canadian tweed suits -made to order for $12. Scotch suitings from $14 to 016.50. 50 pieces to select from. Nobby patterns. John Mscleod & 00. June 21 tf

Om: latest job lot of trowserings is the bestyct. No trouble to sell them, they are going like hot cakes. Any man want- ing ailpair idf’ pants should call and see them, t are plums. John Macleod & & 00. June 21 tf _

Adventure with a whale.

Dionv, N. 8., J une 29.—The little sixteen-ton schooner, Lizzie G., arrived in port on Saturday morning, and reports an exciting appearance with a mammoth she whale ,on this trip to the firlling ground. Capt- Keane has seen a great many_ whales during his long sea life, but in size thisgone knocks all. During the attack the monster got under the vessel and nearlyupset her, she succeeding in throwing the vessel partly on her broad- side with p portion of the deck under water. Atthis moment all on board had given up every idea af escaping a wat_ery grave, as egerything on deck was secured, including dories. / ’

a Great Musician.-r

LONDoN,June 15.—Euglish people have notyet reached those heights of virtuous worship which have been attained in Ger- many by the admirers of Liszt, who on one occasion had to wade ankle deep through roses in orderto reach a piano, but they see not far behind, if one may judge by the unseemly conduct of Herr Paderewaki s ‘audience at St. James’ Hall today. Anything more ridiculous can hardly be imagined. On returning to how his acknowledgements Paderewski found himself in the centre of a seething mob of delirium women, who pelted him with lowers and nearly tors of!‘ his coat in their efforts to grab him by the hand. One young_lsdy, presumably in her de- sire to join in the pastime of mobbing the-lion 0£3_th° hour, fairly hurled herself headlong cm the platform. The ovition finally resdlved itself into a bowling ‘isn- demonium, from which the poor .. artist was rescued by his friends.

Psderswski has taken London by storm. His recital yesterday at St. J amea’ Hal; was undeniably the greatest musical event of the season. There was an immense audience, the receipts being enormous, 86,000. This is a figure that even Ruben- stein never reached in London, and the ,event is all the more remarkable because “everybody out of town.”

T , ;&au[rierl. By Rev. W. Hamlyn, rector of St.

Paul's, Charles E. Simmons to Mrs. Annie Webb.

On the 22nd instant, by the Rev. D. Sutherland, Archibald Bruce, Victoria Cross, Lot 51, to Bella Hume, Wood

Islands. 4 I flied.

Passed peacefully away, in this city, on

it

of the late Capt William Furusaux. Funeral will take place from her moth- sr’s residence this afternoon at 2 p.m.

to Cornwall Cemetery. NEWS ADVVERTI-SEllENTS. _ _ rms.:1->.-ass. '1'heUn elledTea...._.. .... .. *,* Canned haters. . . . J H Myrick &Co Flour, etc., . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .Carvell Bros St George's Lodge . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lecture " » ' 231) race. _ T110 30“, '1'Ilr_5,i_'ps .... . .Geo Carter &_ Co . Qrn nos... 1

m"m.°t°sgns su$s..Fm hi)

Wu ask the public to wait for our 811'

the 22nd inst, Eliza Jane,eldest daughter .

Business lletes—8hi1i1ilng Hews-— B Expnm, etc.

New Moon. 24th day. 101:. 8.1m. n. m Moon's First Quarter, July 1st, loli. lm p m. Longest day. 15h. 35m. 24sec.

The Weather.

Bos'roN, June 22.—Showers followed

by fair cooler weather, with variable winds. .

Chicago . Market. June 21 J une 22 July corn . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 '

July wheat . . . . . . . . . . . 78$ m

July pork . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.67 10.80

Julyoats . . . . 311» 32}

September pork . . . . . . 10. 87 10.95

Hog receipts 21st, 28,000; corn, -- csrs; wheat. 150; can, 495.

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Business Notes.

Losnort Fain Put: It is re rted Messrs. J. Carmichael it Co., 0 New GI ow, N. S., have laced an order for a ton steamer with Messrs. Charles Connell & Co., Scotstown.

Comtsacui. travellers report business throughout the province as fairly good, although not as good as last year.

Cncaa mess ork has gone up 50 cents per barrel during the past few days.- t. John Sun.

N sw Yonx, June 8—Cld, sclir Kalcvala, Wcthsrbe, Charlottetown. '

Tun Abraham Sutton arrived here yes- tarday , from Sydney with a cargo of coal for Mr. R. Machlillan. She has almost discharged her load. and will sail again to-da . ‘ ‘ Port of Charlottetown.

nxunsn.

June 20—Minnie. A Mackenzie, Mne- neill, Glace Bay; Cora ,Montison, Bell, fishing voyage; Minnie May, Gillis, Glace Bay; Lady May, Macdougall, BelleCreek; James Sempls, Roberts, Pictou; Swan, LeLacheur, St. Peter's Bay; Tarquin, Boudroit, Pictou; Phantom, Read, Tid- uish. ;June 21-88. Cuban, Fraser, Montreal; Annie 1‘ McKie, McKie, Syd- ney; Bonus, Kresor, Wallace; M E Dork, Dork, Glace Bay; May ' Florence, -Sprsgue, Tidnish. June 22--Phantom, Read, do; steamboat A_Sutton, Kickham, Sydney; steamboat Carroll, Briggs, Bos- ton. =

CLEARED.

J uue 20-Annie G, Matthews, Sydney; Quartette, Hubly. Glace Bay; Lady May. Macdougall, Belle Creek: Tazqnin, Bou- droit, Pictou. J uue 2l—S$. Cuban, Fraser, Sydney; Minnie Bell, M.-icli.-ed, Belle Creek; Minnie R Mackeiizic, 3'.L’.c- neill, Orwell; Lizzie C. Anderson, Hill‘ fax. June 22-—Uatlierinc, Ge vrge. Little Glace Bay; Albert, Jacks on, North Syd- ney: Lv-ne Star, LeBla.nc, St Petr.-r’s; Agility, Porrier, Carnpbellt-iii; Bonus, Kresor, Pictou; May Florence, Sprague, Tiduish.

Port of Summerside}

Exports by Northumberland Wednes- day to U. S-114 cases eggs, $363; 20 horses, $1750. Dora: 6 horses, $510; 16 cases eggs, $48; total $2,701.

INWARD8.

June 22—Jennie, Sillaker, Bay Verte, lumber; Lucy Louise, Bernard, Egmont Bay, 194 cases lobsters. _

oirrwanns. ,

J one 22-—Sch Jennie, Sillaker, Bay Verte, produce; Lucy Louise, Bernard, Egmont Bay, general mdse.

—-———¢--——- Summerside Markets

Summisrnn, J une 14, 1892.

Beef small) r lb. . . . .. .$0.05 to $0.10 Beef quarter per lb. . . . . .05 to .06 Butter (fresh) per lb . . . . . . .22 to .25 Butter(tub)perlb........ .20to .22 Codfish (salt) per lb . . . . . . . .1 Flour, per cwt . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 to 2.25 Ham, per lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 10 Hay, per 100 lbs (new). . . . .40 to .50 Lard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 to 16 Mutton, per lb . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 to 10 Mutton(carcass).......... -06 Oatmeal (white oats) per cwt.2.30 to 2.50 Oatmeal (black oats) per cwt. 2.30 to 2.50 Pork, small . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .08 to .10" Pork, carcass . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 0.5§ to '06 Straw, per load. . . .‘. . . . . . . .. 1.00 Turnipté ....... ..:'.. .. .. .13 Oats( k) per bush . . . . . . . . I .34 Oats (white) per bush . . . . . . . 34 to 35, Barley, per bush . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 to 46 Buckwheat, per bush . . . . . . .45 Feed (crushed) per ton . . . . . . 25.00 Bran, per ton . . . . . . . . . . . . 21.00 Potatoefl. per bush . . . . . . . . . . 13 to 14 Cronmeal . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.25 bbl. Dl1cksperpa.lr.............

Mutton (carcass)............. 0.07 0 o.c8 I THE KEY T9 llEll.'|'ll.

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UnlccZ:.1_:iE the clogged avenues of the Bowels, xii:-stays 2.nctLiver, carrying oil’ gradually with-out \venkem'ng the sys- tem, all the im}_:~t‘.1'itie;'l and foul humor: of the secretions; at the same time Gor- reetmg Acidity oi’ the Ste curing H Bnggnsness, Dyspepsia, .'i“’.“;i.‘°-.?‘%“"”z....' .1 _ 5.; 1' 5'-)3 . ‘ , llropsy, Du:-ness of ‘iizszen, Jaun- cice, Salt ti‘:-r-=.=.:2t-. ‘E-7;‘-*-.'.°i=‘."_1.:*.s'.. Sero- ’{=;=.Ia, Ellli.’-i.'»E‘." 2 -':.t' f’_"’:»:.. ljeazt, tier- ? I):-e ‘ ' -3: ‘..-.-3 it-7-‘:4; . .f'..°3.'-‘:"7.-:.".’.3-.‘;.-3‘-:“"‘-i‘+":;€i::::=iff'%?é::”i' *3‘ t... .::té"§..s.;.z..;;;;2z;u‘i:. ‘BEE Bison ,BI':‘"ti..“..;. ' ‘ - Fm'8cZci:yal¥,Dea3as.i

Sun Moon High water D Day of ' * » M Week. rises sets rises’ sets AJI. int. h m h mili rnnh rn.li in ll in if’ 32"" ‘ ll" 23“ ii" hi’ it I On . - L l 21 rues 14 49%!-5-‘<si.€ 357 so :4 25 22 Wed 14; .5022 710 6,8 54 0 23 23Thnrs 14: 50; will 7.9 4'. 10 it 24 Fri 151 50,3 40.12 910 38 I0 55 » 25 Sat. 15? 504 45:1 10 ll 16 ll 30 ‘26Sun 16, 54:5 55:10 2011 56 27 vlon 16, 50 7 10,10 52 0' )7 0 37 28 Tues 16; 50,8 ‘.‘3‘ll 15,0 57 I 16 29 Wed I7; 609 3111 3!] 345 l 57 30 Ihurs ls} f.'0‘l0 3911 5'12 15 2 89 .1 Fri 18, 49,11 44,is01tx'.: 513 )7 2 ‘at 193 i912 49,0 , 7.8 47 4 7

-One dollar and twelve cents buys a nice use Dug

T (asap rim res rvrcas l

W9 Willie a specielty of e 1: only good goods. . ‘We buy all goods in the V‘

widths obtamabie. v .;. r _ --

YVB pay great attention to ‘velght 01 ClB‘?llll‘l_6l‘(‘8 and Mari ’ We keep the l)e.=‘-t iii‘.-egg}, , no l)l‘0Wtll3l; .~l;a.1g U. oiir black.- By bu_yiiig in lair‘--.0 qu:iiiti.ii:‘: get the lmvcst ptis-iliilrs prim:-,.._ ~- VVe mark uni grin-so -3;, pt . figiires, and ;.'llai:¢utr:Q ,.g.-,,~,,- , to bf? exactly as t'(‘*p1'.-J great (fd_ 3; You need -tit-var he gang, 5,; you follow our «lirectioiis, viz,

thcfiweeglit, width, color, J3 _ v finesli and price.

somemlng Pre ty and e --4 p for tuner , How would ‘ unlike an . ered Lawn res; for = .,. ‘ “j3f_-‘,r B the girls? . Have you sow Printed Rsinsoolts 1 * C .t'»:,,:.,,, £0; ni&.P.:., em. ? ' fig; ‘ 31‘ Muslin would suit yet? How would you