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-Saturday evening bargains.

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Best sto cheapest x and Shoe Store.

Bagwal’® a pat in the CHY: pm, ~Dominion B pices. a 13, i4

best vail

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‘en, custom mat og its are the p. A. Bruce.

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twaeet 8 shis City. aia boys, youths and mens cheap the city at Paton & lot to-night. See our prices.

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eNTED AT OncE.— Fifteen VANTED /

kers None but frst class hands at ma tive * . te iy McLeod & McKenzie. ; ye : geod #PP'? m2S tf - P,RASOL Day.—Un Saturday we pur pe ae sing te special bargains in parasols and frase *** ' ' +} : . veils. Don't fail to see them.— Boor — nZzs 21 4 pros e

Youssses —A cab'e from Barbadoes re- LASS _ . farther advance of one cent in the

rak ‘ —" > price there now is

o¢i.¢ of molssses The y cents.

7 The William

; Dis fut WreuAM — - leave on June,

‘hia port ou Saturday he xt a wee B tut. Shippers should apply e arly for pace W the owner. a foo & Larper The regular monthly seating of the Hi > A = — ( ae ; : eo 6 6By order. un. Finlay —_ May 302i, ti hie Rouwo.—The regular monthly meeting ithe Rollo Hose Reel Co. will be held at ‘oie cyoms on Monday evening, at 8, ; fy order. —W. A. Murphy, Secy. _--- os <—_ Cut and get some of those cheap cups and , gacets-—the cheapest yet—and dinner sets, Mm ay thao 1) pieces for $s. es in gohange.—W. P. Colwill. ml8 3idy 4w

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os'r Forcet Ir.—That we will give S wo the best bargains in the city in ready- mie clothing good goods and loweat stices.—J. B. Macdonald’ great clothing wore

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Tur Scexe or THE Wreck —The Hali-

4x Mail says: The schooner John Millard, © \‘otain Hawse, sails this evening for the wreof the wrecked Princess Beatrice. bver Lawrence Ryan goes witli (!

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jvprovewest. —Workmen are at wre mutating the Market Hall for the lectures d Rev. Father McGlynn on Monday and

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lusday evenings. Those who have not yet ered tickets should lose no time in doing se, withusavoid the annoyance of purchasing

them at the h ill. _ -

Stravens’ Movemests.—The Miramichi ulled here yesterday wit! ngers, Messrs. Townshend and Macdonald “he was whe way to Pictou

lie Coila arrived here ab S 3 m vester-

@ iy. She will sail for Boston t! wit) a cargo of potatoes

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Sale or Cangtaces,— A fine lot of carriages hm: the Ganancque Manufacturing Co., Gaa- rene, Uat., was sold at auction on Market Mtaie yesterday by Mr. bearisto. The prie-s ranged from $39 to S100. Mr. Beariste has a number of these carriages still on hand vhich he will dispose of cheap at private sale, ‘) make room for another carioad i ee

New Devantore.—The Canadian Ex- press Company have opened a Money a office in Charlottetown, with Mr. W. + = their agent, in charge, from Cited — payable in Canada and the

sites may be obtained, Advt.

Hving full particulars may be seen else- where In to-day’s issue, We have lust oe each hid R © opened our case of new goves, & very superior make—-

he —— and we are authorized ha io : to guarantee every pair. This wiees will} a $1.50 @ pair, but our other mak L35. We have « large stock ahd eat bc., 75c., $1.10, and $1.20 Mir—Perkins & Sterns. m1 4i eod

een: Iwprovew.—Workmen are now ‘comb ene Street, from Hills- saat Pownal, This portion of the ' aes being gtaded and the sidewalks Kent, ie ownal Street, from Fitz-oy to vokollue being attended to. ‘The had Street #new plankway on Cumber-

on from Euston to Kent, has just toed, pleted, Let the good work con-

Aco ,. MOENTALLY Suor - A

named § Y-year old ——— ed Sterns, while playi nih . » While aying tine With some other boys, : day i. ro accidentally discharged the nae 7 ball entering his leg just be- i OO «©The bullet was removed by

ns lato the back of the leg, which was eae at mMjured, the lead luckily vongh the f ashy part, i A shies . Cun oie Messrs, Saunders & ball, sod eon to-day per str. Heather bol of fat on city scales, a choice » ‘wenty-one in number, fi feels : following leading farmers Py : Messrs. FF. Holland. 10: tyuson, 5. W and, 10; ty 3. M ; Me(Quarrie, 2: W. W. Mile any » &. Harrington These int a = , ended for their retail business. During the month of the following cases ci oe Drunks,y 22°; breach Pine ebrancy, 1; malicious “perty 1: | > 4) Abusive language, 1: Ota receipts for

the month he humber of : .

ts convictions for * the month of May last

Pay _— | eee _ A S ; ; wd Francia Sgiphagne ~A young man % the Pp ’ 7 i as a stone ra tchenter _ buik ing, corner Queen § ha hear = accidentally fell from ; Patt ei vhe thi Op of _the building, abont My in ~ morning, and was badly Ts qured internally, A barrel, | @ Scaffold at the same time

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of y ; fell is between ground, Power is at Cspital.,

THE DAILY E

“ISI JOHN MACDONALD

oat, pants and |

/ quiet aud conscious,

ante ——thidlibinirash Giana ae ee

ey wen rem ee ee sae aera ee me

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SATURDAY, MAY

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SpretaL Drespatonrs To Tur Ex AMINER.

SUPPOSED TO BE DYING.

Hemorrhage of the Brain.

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT OTTAWA,

Orrawa, May 30.

Sir John Macdonald had a relapsejyester- day afternoon at 9.30 o'clock.

Sir Hector Langevia received an intima- tion from his medical adviser that Sir John’s condition was so serious that he was not expected to last through the night.

Hemorrhage of the brain had taken place and Sic John was uncoconscious.

The House immediately adjourned.

The excitement in the city is intense. Large crowds gather at every public place.

At midnight consciousness returned, but not speech.

At 3.30a.n., he woke from a light s'ee,,

but still unable to nourishment and then

speak. He took

dezed off again.

DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

OHIGNECTO SHIP RAILWAY. THE OPPOSITION AND SIR CHARLES:

Orrawa, May 3).

in the House of Commons yosterday the bill to extend the contract time for build- ing the Chignecto Marine Railway for three years caused an animated discussion. | Messrs. Davies and Welsh ridiculed ‘he scheme, but the bill passed. On motion to go into committee of sup- ply, Mr. Laurier moved a resolution cen- suring Sir Charles Tupper for interfering in the election and for his utterances about the Grand Trunk Railway. The Minister of Justice replied in a magnificent speech, calling forth great applause.

After recess Sir Richard Cartwright de- livered a stream of vituperation, and was followed by Mackintosh, after which there | was an adjournment.

The Tarte-McGreevy investigation was continued yesterday. Several witnesses were examined aud gave evidence sustain- ing Tarte’s charges against McGreevy.

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NEWFOUNDLAND. A FRENCH SRIZURE. Setinnewnt Claim. ORISIS IMMINENT.

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Great Britain’ and Newfoundland Must Now Make Common Cause.

Sr. Joun’s, Nfld., May 30. The French have seized St. George’s Bay, Newfoundland, and taken forcible territorial possession, forbidding the Newfoundland tishermen to fish, They have taken up local fishermens nets, secines and traps, and put them ashore. The French admiral said that the waters of the Bay of St. George belong solely to France and he would allow no trattic between the American and local fisheries.

A collision is believed to be inevitable. Loxpox, May 30.

Ministerialists here do not consider the Newfoundland difficulty by any means settled, though they admit that the dispute between the home government and the colony has been temporarily closed,

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Schooner Seized.

Orrawa, May 30.

The American schooner J. N. Hop- kins has been seized by the steamer La Canadian for fishing in Fox Bay, Anticosti. The J. N. Hopkins is & three masted scheoner, of one hundred and seventy-nine tons and has seven hundred barrels of herring on board. She was taken to Gaspe.

Gladstonian Victory.

Lonpon, May 30. The election of a member for No rth Buckinghamshire, in place of Capt. Verney, who was expelled on account of bad morals, has resulted in a victory for the Gladstonian candidate, Mr. Leon, a Jew.

Manitoba Schoel Law.

Orrawa, May 30. The argument in the Manitoba School case was concluded yesterday. Remarks of judges indicate that they will uphold the rights of the appelants against the Mani- toba School law.

A Dying Judge.

Quesec, May 30. Sir Aime A. Dorion, Chief Justice of the

Court of Queen’s Bench of Quebec, is dying. Parnell’s Marriage. Lonpon, May 30, Mc. Parnell will marry Mrs. O'Shea

about the middle of June.

Salaries Reduced.

Montreal, May 30.

The Grand Trunk menagement have £.- duced the salaries of all their employes.

‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

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Personal.

: Mr. Davitt is en route to Vancouver by the Canadian Pacific, and will look into the con- dition of the Scotch croftere on the way

Dr. MoGlyna will arrive in Charlottetown this evening from New York. While here he will stay at the Hotel Davies,

Rey. Allan Simpson became pastor of Pop- lar Grove Presbyterian church 23 yeara ago, and has ministered to that congregation ever since,

_ Sara Bernhardt’s ten performances at the San Francisco opera house nearly reached $45,000. Bernhardt received $15,000 of thie sum besides $500 per week, and her profits exceed that of the Patti engagement.

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The best bargains in all kinds of foot- wear at J. O. Sprague’s to-night.

Qood bargains to be had at the sale of Miss Dawson’s Furniture, etc. tend.—C. I. Morrison, Auctioneer,

For pleasing prices in shoes try J. C. Sprague’s to-night.

8 lb, tins, just received at Beer & Goff’s ard selling at reduced prives, 2i—m30

furniture, Cut Glassware, Silverware, China and Cio:keryware, at the sale on Wednesijay, | 3rd June. at 11 o’clock, a, m.—C. 1. Morri- ! son, Auctioneer. !

‘The lacies of Charlottetown find it to | their interest to buy their children’s, boys’ and youths’ suits from us to-night. Why / Because we keep the prices away down. — Jas. Paton & Co.

Little children’s, boys’ and youths’ cluthing a specialty. All sizes from the emallest child wearing trousers to the slen- der young man can be found cheap at Jas. Paton & Co's.

De not believe that we don't keep ready made clothing. We keep the finest goods made in Canada, comprising children’s, boys’, youths’, and men’s, and have them marked at the lowest possible prices.—James Paton & Co. may 28tf

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 child on P. E. Island, at the Cheapest Crockery Store.—W. P. Colwill. m18 3iday 4”

DIED. At Glypnwood, en Friday morning, 29th

inst, Isabel Helen Longworth, in the 10th yearx of her age.

[Funeral on Sunday at 3 o'clock to Shere wood Cemetery. }

At St. Catherine’s, on Wednesday, 13th May, 1891, Donald McNeill, 88 years, leaving four sons and one daughter to mourn their loss.

FOR SALE.

1,000 dozen Bar Glasses, in the latest styles.

50,000 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 eases Mineral Water. 25 barrels Guinness’ Porter.

WiLL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH.

CONNOLLY BROS.

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GRAND CONCERT !

THE CELEBRATED CANTATA,

“The Golden Legend,”

Will be Performed by the Philharmcnic Society and Orchestra,

ON THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, IN PHILHARMONIC HALL.

Price of Admission, 50 cents. may 26—7i

DAVIES’ DRUG STORE.

Ww have now opened our SPRING Gn0Ds,

and ars to show exospti ne lines in Perfumes, ps, Co Hair, Tooth, Cloth and Nail Brushes, Spo Baga,

Sponge

Nursery Powder, Puffs, Pair Boxes, and every article ne for the Boudoir or weer

Onr stock of Flies, Rods, Reels, Fly ks Casting Lines, Silk, Hair, Grass and Linen Lines. Hocks with or without Gut, and everything necessary for sportsmen. (all and examine our stock. It has been carefully selected and of the right kinds that are used in P, EK. Island fishing,

Our line of FANCY SOAPS is exceptionaliy fine, viz,.Pears’ Scen and Unscented, Mar- gerison'’s. Baby’s Own, 4711, Coane s, Vinolia, Morse’s, moore ‘A new line of Choice French

oaps just arrived. : , We ‘are making a specialty in IMPORTED CIGARS, avd are showi seme very choice brands. Lovers of a good Havans should Bive usa call before going elsewhere, Aleo, Pipes,

baccos. Cigarettes. ae

AV ERS’ SALVE —Qur sale for this invalu- able Salve is getting better every day. Once tried no other will be used. Price 25 cents hed box, five for $1.00, For sale by the follow ng Druggists :—Reddin Bros. Apothecaries Hall, ‘A. & Johnson's; J. C. Milford, Victoria; Geur- lie’s and Muirhead’s, Summerside.

Agent for Alex, Lazarus, Optician, London and

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Mop ECT ACLES of every description, Prices from 25c. to $3.00 per pair. may22

—— WANTS, LOST, FOUND dc

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NTED, for permeaent adoption, @ home™

WA ices girl between 9 and 12 years of age Please call at Mre. CoYLe’s, Kent Street Kast.

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ED.—A young man to learn dentistry!

WA at Dr. 5 P. Murgay’s Pat‘ors.,

Queen Street. tf—ma. 30 ITED.—A Cook in afamily of four. Wash- want given out, Apply to Mes. STRICKLAND,

Fitzroy Street. tf—ma,'23 R SALE.—A Thoroughbred Jersey bull

Calf, Apply at this office. 3i—may2.

Te LET.—A House on thejoorner of Cum ber- land 2nd Euston Streets. NELL, at Norton & Fennell’s.

Apply to R. Fen- Iw—mar23

Don’t tail to at- |

srussels Carpets in good order, Mahogany |

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WE ARE STILL Tit LOWEST

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MEN'S, BOYS & CHILDRENS CLOTHING,

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Another lot of Golden Syrup, in 2 Ib. and '

Some of our competitors quote prices on a few cheap rags of garments that are not fit te be worn by Indians, and conclude that the public will be satisfied that they are selling cheap. We, the contrary, offer you first-class goods at. the lowest possible prices, and will guarantee satisfaction. Get value for your money, ane thy can be had at

J.B, MAGDONALD'S GREAT GLOTHING STORE.

Charlottetown, May 22, 1891—dy & wky

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Did You Hear the Report

OF THE DOWNFALL IN PRICES OF

READYMADE CLOTHING ?

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along to the Popular Clothing Store and see for yourselves.

if not, come

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Tweed Suits from 75c.; Worsted Suits from $5.00;

ts’ Pants from 9c. Gore Cuila: worth $1.50, for 75c.; 50

25 Children’s Suits, Gents’ Suits, worth $6, $7 and $8 a Suit, will clear

this lot at $4.75. Call and get a Bargain at the Cheapest Clothing

Store in Town. | JAMES PATON & CO.,

Charlottetown, May 20, 1891—eod wy

WICKED!

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VERY

No harm to get mad when it is for the good of the public. Mean actions of some of our com peti- tors have caused us to put our entire stock of Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Suits on the market away down. Only think of it and ery for joy.

only $1.25 only 90c.

BLUE SERGE SUITS. ---- - - BOYS’ BLUE SERGE SUITS, - -

Every line of Clothing away below any other white man’s stock on P. E. Island. ff we cant prove this to our customers we will give you the goods for nothing. Try us.

Prowse Bros., the Wonderful Cheap Men.

Charlottetown, May 20, 18¢1—eod & why

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