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THE

DAILY EXAMINER

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1894.

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‘THURSDAY, JUNE

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Serate that “ One of the worst combina- was that of the undertakers,

proof of this statement, he instanced the }

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tions Ta case of 4 man in Ottawa who was « mem- ber of a benefit society, and died. The clergyman who cenducted the funeral had told him that he had actually

widow wasentitled to receive from f ind. tead

the poor the

society’s Senator

produced a letter addressed to him oo

follows :—

““Sin,—I am glad to see that you have

seen the | i

., | Mr. Oliver Jones went to P. E. Island undertaker take $97 of the $100 which |

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—~ a0 eo | PERSONAL.

Misses Annie and Mand Johnson, daugh- ters of Dr. Richard Johnson, left by this morning’s express for Toronto and other points in. Ontario, where they will spend the summer.

yesterday on a pleasure trip. Mr. John Warris was a passenger on the Northumberland to P. E. Island yes- lay. —-Moncton Times.

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To Wuom Ir May Coxcern.—This is te

| cértify that Herr Kar! Doering of Halifax

introduced a bil) into the Senate toremove | has been giving lessons to me in Vocal

the present ambiguity which exists what constitutes an actionable conspiracy

or combination formed in restraint of |

trade. There is ope conspiracy—for that is the mildest term thet can be applied to it, which is peculiarly oppressive—that of the undertakers. We al js to lose some of our near and dear ones. To lay them in the ground with as much reverence and respect as possible becomes & paramount duty and little is thought of expense—very often most unwisely. This not unnatural feeling has been tagen ad- vantage of and it is on record that the

as to}

| recommend him

know what it |

Culture for sore time. I consider him a thorough master of the Art, and to any in- tending to take a course, I wonld heartily His method I consider the best. R. B. Dats,

Windsor, N. 8., May 29, 1894.

Terms etc., at Johnson & Johnson’s.

Orientat. Hearnentsm.—The lecture given in the Second Methodist Church last ev ening by Rey. Hedley Balderson, was very interesting and instructive. Rey.

time, has resulted in the completion of arrangemente whereby immigration in- spectors shall board the steamer in the harbor and perform the greater portion of the inspection while the vessels are dock- ing, thus enabling passengers to land al- most immediately the gangway is put up.

Harrrornp, June 5.—The Rev. Mr. Baker is pastor of the Advent Church in Bristol, bat on Sunday the Church will hold a meeting to discuss the question of asking his resignation. When the congre- zation started to sing last Sueday, Mr.

aker arose and said that none but Chris- tians should be allowed to sing the praises of God. The choir stopped right there and the organist left the church, and Mr. Baker had to lead the singing during the rest of the services. At prayer meeting it has been Mr. Baker’s custom in address- ing the Deity to expose the alleged short- comings ie of the church members, speaking in the plainest terms in his prayers for their regeneration. This sys- tématic “calling down” of the members of the church has become tiresome. Neither reasoning nor expostulation has availed anything, and the church members have decided to ask for the resignation of Mr. Baker.

immigration, officers to materialize on |

PRETTY THINGS FOR BABY

please mamma too, and mamma can see them in our store, where many pther mammas and babies will be fouod to-have come already. Whether you are the twentieth or the hundredth, there’s still something pretty here for each particular darling in Pins, Rings, Mugs, ete. Here’s something, too, for all the seven ages, from baby up to mamma and grandma, with many of the novelties in fashionable Jewelry for 1894.

E.W. TAYLOR,

CAMERON BLOCK.

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OPERA HOUSE.

Wednesday Evening, June (3th,

SaLe or Pasture—Eight acres of pas- ture land on the Lower St. Peter’s Road, the property of Judge McLeed, were sold to-day by Mr. Beairsto for $100 an acre. Mr. Martin McLean was the purchaser.

The Best Turnips

Carter's ‘‘ Home-Grown ”

HASZARD'S IMPROVED

Grown in P. E. Island from Choice Selected Roots.

FOR SALE ONLY AT

CARTER’S SEEDSTORE,

has to replace most of its ties.

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DO YOU KNOW

that one of the indispen- sables to the good appear- ance of a room isa Wall Paper of the correct shade and pattern.

DO YOU KNOW

that our stock pf paper is always the largest and best assorted in P. E. Island, so that we can give you the right paper at the right price every time. Double Rolls only.

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DR. J. P. MURRAY, DENTIST, Queen Street, - -- Charlottetown,

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DVERTISING TTRACTS TTENTION ND CUSTOM!

FOR SALE, | Valuable Business Premises

At Murray Harbor South, Lot 64.

The undersigned offer for sale that very desirable Business Property, consisting of Store, Dwelling House and Outbuildings, with about 3} acres of land formerly owned and occupied by John T. Hugh. —

anenacniaisinens iicteenimecnnnctineiniainadil ie cilia — — eslaeiemnaenaalllal _ ~— as Burial Guilds—associations, I am told, | KIN@’S COUNTY EXHIBITION Asso- WELL WORTH SEEING, THE DAILY EXAMINER very numerous in Church of England CIATION, he FREE FROM ALL * | parishes—said he would make a coffin on The show window of Beer Bros. dry ‘ a ' the ecclesiastical pattern he was used to. va — ae of the agg er a goods store are attracting great attention vexatious conditions and JUNE 7, 1894. Chis differs from the ordinary coffin in | OF the above Association was he 4 at | and many highly complimentary remarks * abs a —Ilsome respects, being of an antique Geergetown on Tuesday, 5th June inst., | are made concerning the tasteful and ar- restrictions are the Poli LANDLORDISM AND POVERTY. style, the sides being straight | at which the following were present, V1Z: | troiic arrangement of the goods shown cies issued by the ,} and tapering towards the feet and Hon. D. Gordon, Mal. McDonald, Archd. | therein. In the north window is a large CANADA We admitted yesterday, as not materia: | i). lid coped. In the case I}J. McDonald, Geo. W. Hibbett, John | and varied display of Japanese art draper- to the argument, several statements of the | refer to I may mention that the carpenter | Lavers, A. P. Hobbs, G. A. Aitken, D. A. | ie2, screens and French art silks. The ACCIDENT f F ! Guardian. The statement to which we | in question helped to make the plain cof- McKinnon, Georgetown; James Clow, | goods are arranged in the form of a pagoda ASS co Two Days o un a a the coneluding | fn—almost, he said, similar to the one ia | Murray Harbor; George B. Aitken, Leslie | and present a strikingly rich appearance. . . se ferred particularly ee ee eee , | which the late Duke of Westminster was | Poole, Lower Montague; F. G. Bovyer, | The Southern winkow is devoted toan ex - one of the paragraph which we quoted, buried—to the great disgust of the London | H. J. McPhee, Georgetown Royalty; James } hibit of ladies’ evening dresses. The deli- E. R. BROW To-day and To-morrow we will sacrifice . “that many an honest workingman, | yndertaking fraternity. The cost was very D. Dewar, Brudenell River; James M.| cate colorings and tasteful Dlending of e our choice stock of Mantles in Misses’ and failing for months find work, has | small, merely the wood, some skilful-use | Aitken, Montague Bridge; Nathaniel Mc- trimmings is thoronghly admirable. BROWN’S Ladies’. It will be fun to show the goods a aad tramp: and many a | Of saw, plane and hammer, and some hot an Roseneath, and Geo. F. Owen, Car- eel Ce BLOCK, CH’TOWN. at such _ pine , is ~—. masieeen: oe ee es oil, Then came the fittings, and when ap- | digan. A Lame Back, or a kink in the neck, i8 show goods. Don’t be afraid to trouble amp has, wl pport y offered, risen plication was made for a few handles and he President, Hon. D. Gordon, called quickly removed by a free application of AGENT FOR P. E, ISLAND, us. We like to handle our goods. 150 ag ' resp but () q plate, the friendly carpenter was told | the meeting to order, and the Secretary | Dr. Manning's german remedy, the univer MacIntoshes at a tip top bargain. See our en and man * tting the} that he would not be permitted ae read the annual report, prepared by the | ca] pain cure. Al! druggists sell it. 75c. Umbrellas ; they are waterproof ; try : ae ( d fails | chase them under any conditions. ore | Managing Committee, of the proceedings of pee them. Dozens of ladies were satisfied i 2 than that, he was jeered at, and his work | the t year. = a. a yesterday with the prices asked for our , ai OBS | derided. But being of a determined dis-| The report showed that during the year |, There is no sign ofa ; Comation in * i ‘ Children’s Kilt Suits. Call early. ¢ a position he simply went to a dry goods | 1893 the association had been fairly suc- ale of oe he oe of eee va sr to} store and obtained some cheap material | cesaful; that the race meeting, July 6th, | #94 the stock of bullion has reached th — , niiilidneis sidered | for lining, and a hardware store picked { 1893,.earned a profit of of $77.54; and that | Tecord of £36,000,000, while the reservejis Sport Desraroues TO Toe Exa -}eut some handles which answered all | the aum.of $172.16 had been placed to | pearly £25,000,000. , * ; ee purposes and were quite as hand-| the credit of the association from the ex- | = : es PARLIAMENT OF CANADA \ Z Meri! some as the cheap and nasty | hibition aud races held on the 21st Sept. te rts od J ' ‘ liscussion, | gewgaws with which the professional | laat. Advertisements ae ae ta Rg Cnars' Guardian’s propositior vat | nndertaker adorns the coffins sent out During the year the sum of $160.04 had oe ete oe oe = — ' ; é . with the sanction ofthe conspiracy. But | been paid on capita. account and $146.02 g gee : ind : . — this was not all. No bearer could be ob | had been — in dividends to share- were ae daaide a cae am House of Commons Proceedings Yet the Guardian makes a partial quot) iained The ring would not permit it. | holders. The total expenditure on capital cae we We oe strike; what har prove that Tue Exawives admitted, | But this did not matter very mach, as the | account amounts to $3,267.31, a consider- aed — an is ‘abl — arto ees snsistently with its former assertion, | cemetery was not a great distance from | able part of which has been paid out of _— ee OUF 10 Sanie~—was Fao Masterly Addr - ~= « @ a es ee nae | the cottage where the death occurred, and | the earnings of the association. _ r John Thompson's Master ess. J AIVE i= a ; a Se pb pa poe Sey at seven in the morning kind hands and On motion of James Clow, Esq., se- Painting—Miss Margaret H. Chisholm Si p y : « : sa cause of poverty. This last attempt willing hearts bore the body to the church conded by F. G. Bovyer, Esq., it was re-{ will form a sketching class in oil and ousmenian a the Guardian may be considered «mart | —the deceased was a Roman Catholic— | solved that the annual report be approved | water colors during the first week in July, J . —_ SL ce A: osieeeeaietmenhertalmmeteteniainl ee earn but it is not honest. It will takea smarter | #nd thence to the cemeiery. The whole and placed on fyle. : and also special classes for children ip Orrawa, June 7” — nay nigh bas ; Ff ve. at | Cov amounted to some $16, including the The election of officers for the ensuing drawing from nature. She will be-prfpar- In the House of Commons yesterday, in 8 . ' than the Guardian £0 convince anyone, @' | -rave. This is a method of getting round | year then took place. On motion of John |ed to give lessons, as before, im all reply to Mr. Flint, Hon. Mr. Foster said tf 53 j this time of day, that Tue EXAMINER i8 | the combine, but of course such @ case vers, seconded by James Clow, } branches of oil and water color painting, | that the interim report from the mee | | or S ail 0 0 la such a fool as to seriously admit that it | cannot be generally imitated. But surely | Esq., Hon. - Gordon was unanimously throughout its various departments. . Commission on Prohibition was now in . a slander to say that laziness is a cause | the opposition to the carpenter who was | reelected President. On motion of F. G. mll d&w° | the hands of the printer, and would be a for everyone knows except | Willing to act as undertaker was a piece of Bovyer, Esq., seconded by Geo. B. Aitken, All in need of crockery and glassware | laid before the House in a few days. of p —eCr, C e e ; tyranny not to be tolerated in a civilized | Esq., James Clow, Esq., was elected Vice- would dé well to call and see our sew Mr. Mills, of Bothwell, renewed the ad- those philosophers who are blind to facts— country. Your bill, as projected, if it | President,and Malcolm McDonald Ont | onda whisk wa: ebb selliug so cheap, at | journed debate on the Ellis case, and spoke that laziness is one of the many causes to | brings the like within striking distance of Geo. F. Owen were respectively re-ap- W P Colwill. dw 4vr for two hours. which poverty is properly attributable. | the law, will be a public benefaction. pointed Treasurer and Secretary. eieniieteb in Sir John Thompson arose at half-past ' t-te te teat tre weed in. the At the same time, I may add that if the The managing committee was increased five o’clock amid the rousing cheers of his I H E S E RIES N OW CO M PLE ! E D ee ee ee eee ,. | undertakers’ combine continues, it would | by the appointment of Geo. B. Aitken, supporters. He said that when he had , Guardian? Referring to Tae Examiver’s not be amiss if the various churches or | Lower Montague; Wm. H. Prowse, Mur- heard the speech of the mover of the reso- opinion that “ A man who has to pay reat} ganized funeral guilds on the English | ray Harbor South, and Dr. J. E, Robert- lution (Mr. Davies) he was entirely con- to a landlord has a stronger inducement to | model. Patterns of the material needed | fon, Montague Bridge; and the managing vinced that the resolution onght not to exert himself than one who has not,” the | Could be ebtained and the rest would be | conimittee for 1893 were re-appointed. pase. It was beneath the dignity of this ri a ee oo * Leasy. I note that “Funeral reform” is one ~ an of gg te tra. seconded House to go ovite its peice ane sats ts FUATCMRR S078 of the questions of the day in the mother {| by Mal: McDonald, the following were ap to assault the character of the judges who . , a Midwav i hy “Verily here is “the philosophy would | jand, and that simplicity and absence of | pointed a committee to arrange for and | sentenced Mr, Ellis, and should the House Orders for these splendid Photographs of the World’s Fair and Midway Plaisance i : an angel’s wing.” A man who knows | ostentation is being made the general he a a — a . “atte aa wh. | do so it wealt: deserve the as should be sent in at once. i that a rol rials i wait for tm wher —. » .P vse, Geo. A. e, G. . ipbbett, | rhic | i u it. i n . *o i as ° . re in eames sane he tisha : ; we: Arch'd J. Macdonald, HJ. MePhee, 0. | ee ee eee inion oa All of the Parts may be obtained, if promptly applied for, at THE EXAMINER i ! : : Wo i tter ea to 8 > » tes yivor i . 4 , e. O« 8 ; ’ . ip-« 8s » ; . . . and long to give the robber]. * a aa ’ e~ ioe "to | S« Gordon, and Ronald J. McKenzie. mast "ly cfiort. OFFICE, or at R. H. Mason’s News Stand. Only one Coupon required when purchasing I love for the | Bere have escaped. They will have to) "4 committee to revise the prize list for | Afi: Sir John Thompson took his seat |} 604 numbers robber.” pay the “ Succession tax,” but they have King’s County Exhibition, 1894, to act in | = = the Opp»sition, realizing that po reply was " D2 Che ¢ : ae wi ym pares t to deal with an “ Undertakera’ Com- | conjunction with commissioners a Vo-d t ‘xth i possible, put up Mr. Casey ore Sasol tae “— ec by the Government, was then selected, viz: o-day 1€ = SIXtMh ANNUAL} against time. He was followed by Messrs r t ry ; Wien : ve es | bine D. A. McKinnon, James Clow, Arch’d J. | y. McLeod and Davin against the» Davies TUE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY, | id «| or Oe ee \OTES AND COMMENTS Macdonald, F. G. Bovyer and Leslie Scotch-Irish Congress of Amer-| amendment, after which Mr. Laurier i an Ww by industry, or enterprise, or NO ' . Poole. - wel spoke briefly on the general question of the Be: good management on the part of himeelf ; On motion of Mal. Macdonald, seconded | jog opens at Des Moines. Ia. rights of judges to punish for contempt. ti : i Deli ie ieee oa Rad cr ei r oo? ‘ --Dr. Weldon’s bill for the disfranchise- | by John Lavers, it was resolved that the I ™ ? Mr. McCarthy closed the debate, taking -. seo 7 oe ee ey ij Fa ee oe enuee PPS | ment of bribe-taking electors has suffered | Exhibition for King’s County be held on The sessions will continue | #trong ground against the amendment, and What are fhe wild waves saying! et perty which he lets to those who need it, | coverely from an amendment in the house | October 3rd, 1894.. An amendment, to | ' supporting the contentions of Sir John : | i ‘es receiving a rental therefor, is a robber. | of commons. The bill as presented pro-| hold the Exhibition on Sept. 20th, was : . Thompson. A division was then taken as = pre : Did its This, if we mistake pot, is the opinion of | vided for a deposit of $500 by the prose- proposed by F. G. Bovyer, but was lost on | until the 10th instant, and follows: For, 66; against, 110. McCarthy fe IFE : i; ie asa ; “a ‘te and | Cuter: which certainly was a large enough | division of the meeting. 3 ‘ : his l and O’Brien voted with the Government. AS : £ in ; SUES € . whe 8 oo — . — - | demand to make upon a citizen or citizens Geo. B. Aitken, Esq., submitted a series | topics of interest to this arge Rel Seer see iy ci : eo cere bo Some of the gentlemen who hold | who had no private ends to serve, but | of resolutions adopted by the Farmers’ : " ; R g LATEST VICTORY * nae ou Pee this op a hemselves lately with- | would be moved, if moved at all, merely | and Dairymen’s Association of Lower and intelligent section ot our ROSEBE Y | \ 1 li i, » London prison; and others were re-| Sy @ praiseworthy desire for purity at} Montague, respecting the advisability of =f 18 ‘ [| i i fi os i to the guillotine. erving as they | “ection, and the carrying out of repre-| having entries at the Drill Shed received cosmopolitan population will uous Hear ; a ee ee **Y | sentative government with inte rity. ut | on the morniog of Exhibition day; of hav- . ’ ; ! : ared their ‘necks for the knife rie ised to $ ne “Ladas” the Winner of the Derby fd Sared their Becks for the knife’ rire | this deposit has been raieed to $1,000, the | ing no trotting races when live stock was | he discussed by Dr. John Hall, aas e , : if la anarchie It is well, perhaps, that | effect of which will-be that there will be} exhibited; and of other changes necessary : ‘ ; we should know tha tthe basic principle | very few posaseations ae eee a tices heeaah 1 Robert Bonner and other emi- mo hat : arried out by these ‘ - . principie o ye LIll Was 80 00K nm moti . - mC ) » Secona- ; ha ca J by taese m9 apPy gentleme: * | could not be killed, but the flank shot has | ed by James Clow, it was resolved that t speakers Governor The Greatest Enthusiasm Ever Shown. ’ i identical with that which is inculcated by crippled it for life. the fall trotting races be held on the same | 2€1 Sper Hse " — J M McLEOD & Co i the Guardiaw. They regard the land- : : aie day as the Exhibition. 4 _s Be S 3 Ss . . s . Raia ibl deine clta gemiien aseed 2 te Herald Thie week : Pioneer de- This motion caused a lively debate, in Jackson will deliver the ad- tcc sate 7 fee epeghto= ; a livera iteelf upon the senatorship, and in] which Archd. J. Macdonald, Geo. F. eer scl Wi deans eel ! robbers, and so does our religious and | the course of its dictum unconsciously tella Owen, J. Lavera, A. P. Hobbs, and others dress of welcome, and the ex- n the Derby yesterday the s ; : 3 : : philosophic contemporary. the truth about another question. Its took eae ti és havi - coteee on Ex- Ladas, Matchbox, Bullindon, Remainder - ; ‘ Are offering 7 an Colored Footwear at prices that will surprise 3 sed] hat the G brainy editor sees the senatorial matter |) iby) dhe Theos t. puernrahe han Re at lar | Hornbeam, Galloping Dick and Clwyd,| Tobacco is man’s most uni- 5 : It is needless to say that the Guardian diues i yore eee ae M icon “il ; hibition day. Those in favor of the change | ercises W ill be of a popwiar Stas eat tie 3k Sendai, -ead-e a ae B ' bef tl ll ; grosely misrepresents Tue Examiver when | *JUSted in this way; Mr. Hunt will De! had, however, the majority; but it was ae ix vthea ai . . ou- etter see them before they are a one. : ee P Santis ee "“? | the Government ‘ andidate in East Prince agreed that trotting races should be held | character. on po lengths ahead of Remainder. | yergal luxury : the fragrant hs y g : m etrives So make He readers believe that | at next general election against the editor | the dey before the Exhibition or the day Th 45 4-5. + ied anifested 4 : we regard either landlordism or poverty as | of the Pioneer. Mr. Hunt will be beaten. | ixed by the Managing : ‘ ; nC AOESS ONG CBLaNeR se asti é Fi ; blessings per 4 though 7 a true that But as quid pro quo for the trouble and re oc nag to be fixed by the Managing Nothing can be more popu- baffles nn Beg The excitement was aroma of Mastiff Plug Cut i é “ ; : 5 ; . expense incurred by him on behalf of the é On mation ef Mal. McDonald, seconded never equa) On any Trace course. The t t | t e ki * ret meth, ee: ater Chingy whisk te, them | Ge mesthe will seetive the povitle® 140 Gics B Alten: lc-qes senslved thet the lar, however, than our FINE} starters were fewer this year than last. | Starts peopie to pipe smoking, : * } ; : =e . er ” . tO. DB. s Br é : * bi selves are not good, have tended towards | Tie Pioneer editor’s implication i quite | date for holding Stud die: tinatinnt bat | in i : But the interest was increased by reason th re ed 2 the development of the beet and highest | plain; after the next election the liberal changed to a day in the early part of the SUMMER UNDERWEAR, a8 | of the oo gy pg ao Sa etner e}| oven ose who never us a a CS s ; alist . . - : } conservative Government will be in al, , hy a s+ connection with the turf when Prime ; qualities of mankind. We have simply | Consérvati s or . year, chosen by the Managing Committee. | , : } oe : ' ried " 3 maintained that the Guardian’s proposition | position to make appointments to the Sen- No furtber business being ‘proposed, the | fine as silk and almost as eran ae = — ree en ee tobacco before : Charlottetown, June 1, 1894—dy ; an i Paceatiaaia’ s beoearey» | ate, Orin other words, the grits will be] nesting adjourned. : eed ae on E ap De J.. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmond 3 ne dene ee | te in the aang Grorcr F. Owen, cheap as daylight for cash | before heard on Epsom Downs. Virginia: and Montreal, Canada. 8 e and foolish. TSE _ i — 3 a oeememetl is false and foc } -Montreal Gazette: A correspondent j ; Secretary. va nn Seni say tat Dass . ee De POI HC | with the Coxey army, writing to tie Mont- Cardigan, June 6, 1894. on ly. NEWS FROM NEWFOUNDLAND od . es Notice to Citizens. ! THE UNDERTAKERS’ COMBINE. | real Knights of Labor, says the army com- SSS ee ee ogo ; s aie | prises men who want shorter hours of GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ee shila ow often the phrase is used with re- a Ivy is stated that the last words of a| labor fixed by legislation; men who want — JOHN T M KENZIE gard to paroone brought to death’s door by Citizens are héreby notified that Thomas o citizen, dying, in a neighboring town, | the co operative principle established; Lyypox, June 5—An English commit- : ¢ T it 7 0 tg aled overwork and consequent nervous prostra- | Dismond and Thomas Mills have been ap- ¢ e - ’ p 4N) 3 “ ung J 1 J e — - . : were, “ Don’t Jet - (the undertaker) | men who want the people educated on the | tee have accepted the design of John L. : : he Whi ewayites U ener tions and debility. They cannot afford pointed City : Scavengers. Any persons Superior Lot House and Garden 4 ” 7m lines of the K. of L. idea; men who think | Pearson, member of the Royai Academy, at » time to rest (so they will tell you) and requiring their services will notify the Plants from Acacia Nursery, get ahead of you The poor man had : 5 . , : -s : 73 junes . : 3 tats . ‘: . atten s 4 was | the tariff the cause of the naiion’s distress, | far a Tennyson memorial, which is to be | — Sr. Jony’s, June 7. gradually they reach the stage where their | Sanitary Officer or City Marshal, Pictou, N. 8. been talking to his executors, and wee | 15 who think the adoption of Menry | an Iona cross, 34 feet high and called the The Government made a number ef | friends speak of them in the words above H. M. DAVISON evidently troubled concerning the cost of | George’s single tax will usher in the mil- | the Tennyson beacon. The cross wil! bear new departmental appointments yesterday, | Woied. For all who have reached sucha}. oer Se City Clerk , This i te lenium; men who Socialists, who do | an inscription showing that it was erected : : : Se ion | Stage or are in broken health from an ~* , 3 . At my New Sales Room, Grafton Street, his funeral. This is a trouble which is | /enium; men wh oat i ’ ; ins e 0 T 4 Pp dec yeaa showing their confidence in their retention 8 rte fic in Hawk FF dondacentateaousalbapiein ge cee amine FRIDAY Morning, Jun oth TEX . : | not know exactly what they want; anc v friends of Tennyson in England an of office. cause, there i8 a sure specific in Hawker’s - Tey 9 | On orning, June 8th, at uot kGpey PAR 5 Pe See Gpstetiees are! oo. whe think (here is nothing to be | America. The beacon which will occupy The Board of Revenue has put into | P€tve and stomach tonic, the great nerve LEMONS ! LEMONS Y vrclock:— : attentive and careful in the perform-| done now by the masses but to shoulder a | a commanding position near Faringford, operation a new revenue collection scheme. | #4 brain invigoratur, blood and fiesh Pho Senspid'and sala dateeeul an ance of their duty, and moderate in their | gun and fight for their bread and butter— | the home of the late laureate. The Board of Works has appointed a com- | builder, and a perfect stomach tonic and Only 15 cents per dozen at the “Crown.| House and Ganlen Planta ‘evar ole i in charges. But in Ontario the evil of costly | 't gg s Ps ne pa — Bosrox, June 5.—The delay caused to mission to enquire into the matter of the | #id to digestion. Confectioners.” this market neral » go} WOTK for and earn their butter, | the steamer Florida, of the Canada Atlan- stolen telegraph despatches. The White- sae, aaa oe : 2 ° - SPOenn Sagan on acer Fme 880 | and so possess these staffs of existence. It | -; iene Cinien ] reek i i. . Gt Pane fas : Tae G.T.R., it is said, will put down W. A. HUTCHESON. Also at 2 o’clock—Several Second-hand the matter was ventilated in Parliament. | ja )05 ‘ 9 oli aie mthientie. of bod bance Plant "ene — aa “i a a a epee pellitecs: “aban 2,000,000 ties this year, while the C. P. R dy 43 Open and Covered Carriages, ee mm Snes Wao Gre © : ing passe ngers, through the failure of the etely eutgeneraled. wes year, <P. R. janed—dy 4i a The Hon. Mr. Read said recently in the | the real craziness of Cozeyism. & pe _ 8 . P y & J : Terms cash.

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, | Mr. Palmer presided. At the close a vote | | Loxpon, June 5.—The Graphic pub- i Full particulars given on application. spoiled my trade. He i undertakers have formed a ring and, under | of thanks was tandered the lecturer. lishes this morning a notable interview 3 3 ( DAVIES & HASZARD g ; ite cover, are extortionate and veritable | ali coals with Sir George Gray, one time Premier under the Auspices of the Caledonian " ‘ Soli a advertised | Shylocks. Sworn evidence is on the! Porice Covrr—This forenoon two | of New Zealand, and Governor of Cape Society. 187 QUEEN SOUARE. . : a F : records of the House of Commons that | lads, charged with damaging property. in Colony, concerning a future federation of . _— june7 Ch’town, May 14, 1894—m th & wy 6w I DIDN'T. : the coffins for which $75 are charged in | Y. Nf A’ Wiildin-, were cach fined five | the English speaking people. Sir George ‘ : Ba a gy a = ’ a : — — : the bil are 7 at cost $12.50 each } Cents culco-t, cu Cucce Own coufeseion. | prophesied a close federative alliance of The only appearance ia this city of Charlottetowa, June 5, 1894—dy Nh ge tae Oe ee icy “deel Sa y and so all along the line aj} the United States and Great Britain. The nine tysem of impoition got 0%) Sexpuy Sn Nvaswse,—Theannaal| diienty a ek a0 alliance, he ea,| DOR WARD LELY, ye xOU CAN BUY But there is more than that. The ring |§| missionary meeting of the Sunday schoo! | ¥OUld soon disappear, and then a begin- | the celebrated Scottish Singer and Tenor Port of Charlottetown. rae and the conspiracy so well or- | of the Methodist Brick Church was-held | ing @f the movement toward federation | of the Adelina Patti Concert Company, iia ganized, that no person who does not bow | last evening. There was s. good’ atten: would be made. Monarchy would | assisted by ‘ ENTERED. the knee to thie promag me , the =e dance and the meeting was of a very inter- Pars a a ‘ Each bed some June 5—Atilete, Weatherbie, Cow Bay. can purchase what are called “supplies,” | tino character. ‘ features which might be most advantage- Mrs “ 6—~Mary D, Reid, Tatamagouche. T , ) or that is the material required in the manu- | 7 ere ously retained. The settlement by arbi- : Lely, Pianist, ite . a a Barrel of GOOD SOUND FLOUR for $3.25 at ae - he colle. A al oe | Purify the blood, tone the nerver, and | ation of Weent differences between the in Song and Story of Scotland. — oe this was brought conspicuousiv under mv | : < : r : , two countries had brought them nearer Jd 5 --- Ro: k Nick Port

. , 1 give strength to the weakene ee aie : une o seneath, Nickerson or own notice occurred not long ago. The hod: = ae eit ae eee each other and had justitied the hopes of Tickets, 35 and 50 cents. Plan of Hall Hood; General Middleton, Godin, Dal- a eon of @ poor person died, and she waa not : 5 aaj ' such aunion that neither would make | at Dodd 5 _Drug Store. Plan of Balcony housie. BE E R & GOF I Si. able to incur the expense of the funeral | ee war without the other’s consent. There | at Rankin’s Drug Store. Sale of tickets June 6—St Thomas, Dicks, Kelly’s Cove; herself. A carpenter, who had been ccn-| USE SKO.A’S DISCOVERY, the great | would then be a great belt of peace around | begins Friday morning at 10 o’clock. Athlete, Weatherbie, Tatamagouche, ‘if nected with what are known in England | Blood and Nerve Remedy. the world. June7—thu sat tu C B; Mary D, Reid, Wallace. Charlottetown, May 31, 1894—-tu thu sat He ig ;

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