Fe ee * a aa a ™ . y sp Y THE DAILY EXAMINER : : . . : . FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1894. mieaainemention eater penmecrvneniets aii nepeereenaar mu saneeeeaer ere I arenes am . Se enna So “Ts x § 0 en § BCH said railway there shall be raised by loan | §™ i Tey “le: f} ) Jy THE DAIL EXAMINER, ENATOR FERGUSON'S SPEBGH |= ssh he ay os arECHAMe. FREE FROM ALL : asonic Temrls Company, three millions pounds sterling, bearing in- m ie peererecees * JUL Y 1894. * terest at a rate not exceeding four p? vexatious conditions and The Annua! “ «ing of the Share . per. cent. per annum upon a 4 1eti .. hoklers of the M Temple Compan Public Works & Winter Communication. guarantee of a payment of the : Ee LS 4 restrictions are the Poli will be hye d ii Lik Ma « mic Temple, = SENATOR FERGUSON'S GREAT } iidliainiies interest of such loan by the commission- : (¥ i Effectual. ) ? cies issued by the Wednesday, the lita July, 1894, at @ ; 4 i : : : ee ee asteless— al.) | ' %.] yes > tle elecaks : wei SPEEC |. Slam We Dertmntn (CP. 2. 1.3 weed: ers of Her Majesty’s treasury under the 3 k- H d h ‘ YAN ADA o’clock, p. w., for the election of Directors mma 3 : — S ‘ yisions o ‘Canada Railway Loz a aial ra! busines. We feel sure that the speech of Hon Chat an humble addre be prese nted to a 1867, f the Canada Railway oan yr or Sic ea ac e, ACCIDENT d oF pers Be . sd ail ; » revarding Public Works | His. Excellen the Governor-General, aa a ; : ‘ ae aa Seuator Ferguson regarding Public Work oe a ai ) a ne — That is, there should be an imperial Impaired Digestion, ASS.CQ, . D. McLEAX, and Winter Commuuication in respect to ge « House. a stetement | 8@rantee for the loan of t hree millions of Poe ’ Secretary-T reas, Prince Edward Island will be carefnlly | avin die, : ; =) she Save. Vaid cal the era sterling for the construction of the ; Liver Disorders andi > B W _ dune 26, | 1894. : oe st oe Ce eae - solonial Railway; and section 32 of ° ° read by every thoughtful person—grit| months of January, February, March and aceree as ‘ and on —who has at heart the mater a | Ap ril last, on whic h the ste amer Stanley the same aan says : = Female Ailments. 7 BROWN’S | DA R i S G Q Ee EN N = ae A eackine piecing i crossed between Prince Edward Island and 32. The Government of Canada is here- Renowned all over the World. j stock, CH’TOWN. o interests of this eer — se ae | the mai nland, ee h statement to show | by empowered to Faige by loan for the Covered with a Tasteless & Soluble Coating: § suntan arama some extent the other Provinces of Can-| senarately the days on which the said completion of the railway a further sum Ask for Beecham's and take no others, $ AGENT FOR P., E, ISLAND, Ou re ot nvi ep ada, the subject is for ua of the highest | steamer made s ingle and return trips, and not exceeding one million pounds | sterling wk at ~ Sg sane noma ale — | BERGER’S. The best made, rt We should efore be | also, the ports of departure from either | (without guarantee by the commissionera | ¢ ""° “i e by ail druggists. , mapertance - oe a side ’ Her Majesty’s Treasury) and the Consol- ve cecoueeeeeteseeqoaun? ) e , ; sick of Her Majesty’s Treasury) and th Creerveeses vet inf @ tanie familiar with it in all it phazes and | Also, for a statement covering the same idated Revenue Fuad of Canada shall be, {| — { I LB. TiN: . The safest and bearings, and be ready at the first and | period, giving in detail the days on which and the same is hereby charged with the ‘ ; best to handle, every opportunity to act unitedly and | the Goverament ice-boats crossed between | money so aoe and interest immediately lots of left-over goods from Whol i IR i] , , | Cape Traverse and Cape Tormentine,stich | after the charges made thereon in pur i ; oni, . iolesale and hetail at low- off —— S! | ote tement to show separately the days on | suance of the five next preceding sections SpzoraL Dasraroues to Tue Kxawiner last season, but to see the nak bahhd Ot Chia speech of Senat: Ferguson l wl gle and return trips were made of this Act. ———--- + — -_- newest and freshest things : eo tains a clear history of the case and sets] Als ,forastatement givieg in detail Therefore $20,000,000, or £5,000,000 of by our buyer from ’ forth strongly t solid gr is upon the lays during the-same period on which | sterling, was the ameunt that was author- LABOR RIOTS AT CHICAGO. eetheres : y d the eae. WATSOR'S DRUG STORE. which the peoy and Government of no mails were conveyed from the main-| ized by the Parliament of Cadada to be ex- . tree confid tl ' i } june2] — ae er i lan » Prince Edward Island, and from pended on the Intercolonial Railway at the saenenibane t is conhdently saic Vv — - —_——- Canada ought to bt nduced to recognize | a nce Edward Island to the ma nland time Prince Edw i Island wert bon kn Cs . x | oa ware and wert int on . this Island’sa claim to a Phe hat an humble addr ss be pri sented to | federation with Canada. At that time the Trains Stopped —Cars (ver- many of. our friends that no N o'r ICE — Senator shows that th« sular position of H Excellency the Grove race General, | sum of about $15,500,000 had been expend age WLU Ps Dry Goods Store in this coun- pe =e the Province and the impossibility of its pray ng that rf 8 “ lency ea Sar i ed =o men ge designe aa a. : eT, px: . turned and Fired try shows so complete a stock A ; HERMANS, of - old firm wil oh : ia 3 i rans vention 1 ber re His ouse, co ne, © i remained abou 4.900, > Which iatter ‘ ‘ | stand, has manufactured a pew kind of 4 sharing fully, a . respondence between the Government |] sum was the amount which the Parliament mn ae + of Dress Goods ~*~ vo and we Wrought Iron Railing, far superior to cast —s from the construction of great Pu f Canada and th G ere of | of Canada was authorized to expend for To-day the National Educa- aa de believe a comparison of styles, | iron, and splendid designs. Parties desir. - fork ere r wnize l ) the terme © rince Edward Island, ro the first > cons stion oO { yO am ic ° . . +, . on . ine a 2} ak all ican a Works were recogn i wl he tern f F a i : oe m 1 : , the con truction of th at work, nd whi h tional Association meets at THE MOB AND 7 THE SOLDIERY. qualities and prices Ww ill more | ing to fence in their plow in graveyards xj confederation were made. He shows that da anuary IS9l, to ine was referred to inthe terms of union cappenes oe : t t ‘ would do well by calling at his store he . : ee bee for the Inters| Present. time, in reference. to the | which I have just. quoted. I may say thit| Asbury Park, N. J. lncendia Fire—Four Large Buildings sustain our claim of al ways the | fore purchasing elsewhere, at Lower Queea ane : votes and eat mates or tae wid , | financial claims of the said province | the debt of Canada on the 30th June, 1872, Z ry best value for the money | Street. S% colonial Railway, ry ‘ enadian acie f against the Dom nion, - the matter of | the last day before Prince Edward Isla d The sessions will continue Burned. oi AUGUSTUS HERMANS., ‘ - Railway and the canals, upen which terms | public works and steam communication 1n | entered into confederation was $129,743,- | town, June 135 tf - alias a leration with this Province were | 8¢co ‘dance with the terms of Confedera- | 432.19. That was the first item that had | Seven days, and the occasion Cuicaco, July 6. | 2) 2 a fh . tion. been taken into consideration and then . : : => ttled 1a79 | eae 8 ‘int of fact, a ’ ‘ : < A large gang of strikers overturned ‘ . settled in 1873, have been, in er. a i And also, regarding the proposed tunnel | came the $4,552,148.57, the amount un- will bring together the lead twenty 2 39th Street, on the Rock S =. ; exceeded by > soorme on of § , a under the Straits of Northumberland. ee — = _ authorized by|ing educators of America,| Island and Lake Shore tracks yesterday | 110,045.08 e shows that “ She pro m= He said: These two motions which I | * 9**men Or tne — construction ‘ and made several attempts to burn them, burden on the people of Prince E:dward | have on the Order paper, I think with the : a ae petty. Ht Among those present are Gov. The fire department quenched the flawes : ie 1y ado ) 8 sti Pntertaine Di hat pol Pe ” e ‘ oy i j . raw ’ Island for the construction and mainten- oe it of an House, _—- be disc ont I oe ites te nd once of Mr ryt ; - McKinley, of Ohio; Secretary ee ap: enter — headway. alii white work b they together hey are very re evant to each Cs i : ee 4 a ? Ris . rs . A nev numbering Is now on 118 ance of great put li or whic th ” | other and as was done in the case of the reli ee emet of the Intercolonial,| Hoke Smith: Vice-President way north towards sh Gothen of the city, ferive no benefit, 16 nearly three timer! Manitoba and Northwest school question ae 24t aan 187 ta year and a - i Bese — driving all the tower aud signal men out The Great Anction Sule of as great asthe burden which the Dom-| they might be diseussed together and, with . ie rince Edwa:d Island entered | A. 4. mvtevenson; xovernor of the towers on all roads leading to Po:k ; n taxpayer on the mainland is called | the consent of the House, I will take that | ¢ conte: ey in which he ssys Fe George DD. Werts, of New Jer-| Strvet depot and the Yort Wayne Road, ee te leone for the Prince Edward Ieland | Course The subjects em braced in these I think this will give you all the infor- : ; which parallels them. The men are go- Furniture OG -jn-Ty i a - cal — , wy ( motions have been presented to this House | mation that you require upon the subject | S@V; recretary J. Sterling ing out without exception. A special train & railway.” e shows that the (overh-| :. former years, at very great length and | of the works upon the Intercolonial Rail- : »_ | from Blue Island, carrying two companies of the late William Wightman, Esq. Posts 3 - ment of Canada has recognized the justice | wit), greai ability, by the Hon. Senator say? and I think you may be satisfied that Mor ton, and others. To-day B| of the Fitteenth Regiment to the scene of master, will commence a the cla fthis Province by adding,| Howlan, now Lieutenant-Governor of | the amounts which I have estimated for | meeting is that of the Nation- | the trouble, between 43rd and 41st Streets, ; ial ste na of Chief-justice| Prince Edward Island, and by other | the oe of the work will not be : oe : ; s : on the Rock Island tracks arrived early At Georgetown, on Friday, July bth, 4 i: etki a a $20, 00 a » | & ntlemen representing that province ee ae the sum of $21,250,000 al Council of Education. ye terday. The train was stopped at 48 at 11 o'clock, a. m E , Sullivan and himself, $20,0¢ a year t& : } ahle > , , i i 8 j , , . ’ ~~ = t i in this honorable House. My apology | will be the ultimate cost of the whole of street by the mob sympathisers. Two x { our subsidy, equal to a capital sum Of} for obtruding myself upon the atten- = railway between Riviere du Lo up and It needs no council to decide got into the cab and choked the engineer A. MceNEILL, } $500,000.00. He shows that the fact that} tion of the House at this’ time ruro. - ti : by tying a@ handerchief around his neck. July 3, 1894.—3i Auctioneer, > Canada has tomake up en average an- is, tbat there remains a great deal This was a year and a halt afi¢ rwards. . ho gv es the best value in a other man started the engineer ahead. — a _ 1 defic "9 206 on the P. B. Ielaed| °°” done on this questior yet, that new | but at the time Prince Edward Island | Gentlemen’s Wear in this city. ‘he engine and baggage car had been cut eS aN Padi Tecate ee nual deficit of $79,806 on the au ght has been thrown upon it ,since for- | went into confederation there was ~ *| from the rest of the train and was moved Railway does not meet the case and that] mer discussions have taken place, and|no estimate before the country} Our counsel to you would be] block away. A call for the police was FT in addition to all that has already been] that I have had some opportunities of be-| except $20,000,000 and that was oe - - responded to by sixty officers and the . ve by th inion Gorern-| img conversant~ with certain phases, at | to be the full amount authorized for the to ask our counsel ve what YOU) train was coupled together, again re expended here by the Dominion L

” Fergasor then refers

nt, $2,171,318.18 are still due by that He shows,

Government to this Province.

least, of the-question that Lam proposing to submit to the House. In taking this course, and in the remarks [am about to

Ihtercolonial Railway. Sir Jolin Mac-~ donald in the terms of union with Prince Edward Island spoke of the amounts au-

want, and you will always find us ready to give counsel

meved under police protection to 51st street, where it was held until the arrival of the soldier’s train, then it was started without further trouble. As soon as the

vesw claariv. thai rince Edward ake, I wish i be distinctly understood | horized by Parliament. s va are limite °

too, very clearly, that Prince Edward] make, I wish it to be « ctly unders norized by Parliament, and we are limited earth wii ,

Veland enateliieates 4s much to the revenue that I do not speak in a sectional spirit or | tothe consideration of those amounts. to your, interests. Furnish soldiers were ordered out of the cara mob : , feeling. I have the honor of having been | Now we come to the Canadian Pacific ings at slaughter prices. of several hundred came towards them,

of Canada, man for man, as any province

in Canada, and that she dees not now re-

yportionate amount. Senator to the

uniof?, which provide for efficient eteam

ceive a pr terms of

communication winter and summer. He | wa:d Island would throw in her lot with | on the whole, as may be agreed on be- bayonet. It was slow moving, but no one i a? SEA SHORE cer a t} fac “ d’s isola- | her sister provinces, small as she was in | tween the Government ar } x0 any, julv6 was hurt. end 1 e if ° .. “ ° accentuates the fact of the Islan i } ad the company, july i Y on i] hie eoing away ao

tion and the unsatisfactory Then he shows

the poctent Grenagunenss ret fair play and justice from the iarger | railway is proceeded with in P : . als ribet < rs ‘a ‘ i ll, Pg ee ine” ised boundaries of the Court of Honor at the More solid comfort in one : te ae eee ane Seas in = leashen . ted Sak abel ee menawy . = pngie, oh any ot ae Royal Art Union, World’s Fair, on destroyed by an ease Buy them now, while a the interest of $2,171,318.18, due the; despaired or gone back o aat Opinion up | struction, and cost of snch portion; Pra : meant . : ‘ as i EY 7 E . - te e < aad a ae account of public | to this day. Although I think I wi be And the Governor in Council is hereby Limited, diary fire lant evening - peckage of Mastiff tobacco SPORTS AND have plenty of time to choc e, ihe Ce arr oe _., | able to show this honorable Mouse that | authorized to raise by loan in the manner OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW ma O » of shoes to select wuts Searen one! * 7" aaa i“*" | much is yet due to Prince Edward Island, | by law provided such sum not exceeding i BRUNSWICK. aye Sports of England. than you ean get out of any and plenty .s

to $10,000,000 capitalized at 31-6 ver

cent.; and proceeds to argue that the Gov-

character of

one of the earliest advocates of the union of these provinces in Prince Edward Island, nearly thirty years ago, when there were not very many adyoeates of confederation there, and {I remember very wel] that I then took the ground that if Prince Ed-

extent and limited in population, she

would always, when she had a good case,

I still cling to che belief that I will never have to change my opinion that because a small and has a very smal]

Railway and we find that by an Act in 1872, 85 Vic., cap. 71, se ing provision was enacted : The subsidy, or aid in money, to be granted to the said company shall Le such sum not exceeding thirty million dollars

passed le 4, the follow-

such subsidy to be granted from time to

time by instalments as any pertion of the

thirty million dollars as may to pay the said subsidy. Here we have it

be require d

JOHN T. MCKENZIE.

The New Brunswick

CAPITAL STOCK, $150,090

some of the crowd got under line of the box cars standing next to the fence. Lieut. Jameson of C. Squad of soldiers quickly drove them off. The rest of the crowd was driven back along the tracks by a platoon of soldiers at the point of the

Cuicace, July 6. 3 Six large structures which formed the

Loxpon, July 6.

nati inat in Your Dipe

other plug cut in the world.

SUITABLE FOR

SAILING,

80 PHORT.

= Summer

shoes |

Reg OF

and you'll need new shoes

from.

; : ye | province is clearly provided by At Newmarket yesterday the Prince of ernment of Canada might pro eed to the| P 3: : y pro aoe 2 a y y 4 Ce vote in the represensative bodies of the | statute one year before Prince Edward Is- Wales stakes, for three and four year-olds construction of a tunnel, in justice 10) Dominion, it will oa that account receive | land entered into confede ‘ration, that the incorporated to Promote Art. wae won by Iinglase; Bullington second; Try a package and see that ’ Prince Edward Island, with advantaze to any the less justice than will be accorded sum authorized by law, always ke eping to This C ee ll. distribut 5 . Ladas third. , he >ovinces. and without fear of|to the iarger provinces. When | the words of the terms of union, for the]. is Company will distribute- among : ; rete 3 te : the rewrote rovinces, and witho Prince Edward Island was invited to form | construction of the Conndian Pacific Rail. | its subscribers. on the aoe hos sen segitin. popteriae a we tk }] the truth. any great 106s. : a part of the great Dominion of Canada | way and which was settled in the terms 3ist Duy of July, 1894, : - Bs rince 0 . me: wees " J.. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Rich ond : The speech is exhaustive and ingenious. : ; Ca las ! “ip tania; Vigilant second. The Valkyrie and | yj,ginia: i Montreal, Canada. —— ; the people of that province tock very | with Prince Edward Island, was $30,000,- 3432 Works of Art, aggregating in value | Satanita collided d the Valkyrie was) Cee Se ; It is, evidently the product of great laber | strong objection to the Quebec schem« 000. eee ae ne > ' ee as — me es ae 7, ; —" ‘n fact to union entirely as it was $65,115. Every subscriber has an equa!| sank. Lord Dunraven and his crew had a 7 —— : and care. We have no doubt that it will, nena a oe o. th a i i. principal OBesh ripen aca a | chance. narrow escape. Tickets ‘(| gsion. = " oa i, and - rantageous to the en presenter 0 leh, a! ) | 1 tran rig : ia fy 7 a - in any case, result adva itageous!l ground and the strongest ground that was, Fishery Report. j I 7 Gr un , ; ize a oe ¥ W arke italia tindibistacaes 2 Province. Indeed, it may, not long hence, taken in these years, from 1865 to 1873 | a T 3 . eo *. > ai x ee House of Commons. be quoted ord plagiariz by less able] was that Prince Edward Island being en- G All fist oe 0. cee han” toa as Galore lo ‘Tohn. N —_——— G oe atin af 03 sil not long | tirely isolated from the other provinces reorgetown—All fish poor. er a. 0 es ee Ee ee ee ; 6 men, as was a Minute of Council not '* os id be called u os Cr ae ne —Lobsters good; cod fair; mackere) poor. | B Price $l each. In addition to the Orrawa, July 6. ruy Your Tickets a Boston by since. One cannot help regrettinz, upon to osiiaitiae oe a share to the creat Alberton—Cod poor; no mackerel. Lioom- | mon thly chance of winning a valuable The House of Commons yesterday was a reading it, the insensate folly of those it works that werethen in wrogress on | field—Cod fair; mackerel poor. y=, the holde r of 12 consecutive monthly taken up by a discussion of the C. P. R. | sé 39 ] ce led in keeping Senator Fergu a I - i ' ad tl ut were te ania la- —— ee | subscription tickets will receive an ori inal | freight waeen, In the evening the matter S. S. The Second ¥othodist ht 1 c an He ot € al | : no at ae l : I t le ma = y| The Emper.r and Empress of Germany | Work of Art, by such artists as Thos. | of steamship subsidies was taken up. | | aon ot of ol Jor mona on and tha sine col 10 aerive ni — a . as ACT ey | ae ry - ,” <te yen oe io benefit or advantage directly, or indirectly, | &re visiting Norway. | wee oe N.A5; Win. ma Shelton, and others. H } rit f 0 ; } Plant Line), i SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC _ — = _ 2 . - ” oe yor , " aye te i 7 1€ > PERSONAL. 1 the construction of these public | . : ‘7 een eae ee crrpneege by begs ajo y 0 ne. (Cc anad a Athantec “pat = i inanilincad worka. The works then referred to were | WHEN TRAVELLIN tered letter, money order, bank cheque or FROM will be held The latest additior. to the Royal fami'y e Intercolonial Railway, the enlargement | Whether on pleasure bent, or Lusi: take draft rite NEW BRUNSWICK Kixestox, July 6. oa: | is to be called the Earl of Kent. and improvement of the canals and the | on every trip a bottle of Syrup of F.gs, as be VAI “AR ; UNION Ltd A recount gives the seat for this city to iW. WwW CLAR KE, L Dr. G. Ernest F. Moore and bride, re-| Canadian Pacific Railway. The people | it acts most plesantly and effectnaliy on eee S le ; ai B Smythe, Hou. Mr. Harty’s opponent, by a turned to their home in Montague yester-| of Prince Edward Island, even those | the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing dal 3 oF pan +P - me majority of one. day. after spending several days with| who were favorable to the union with } fever, ondan he and other forms of sick- | Ccrculara an tu informytion. mai } ° ~ =e A 9 5 friends in the city. , Canada, united with those who were not, | nese. For euxle in T5c. bottles by all drug- | free, Agents wanted cveryw irene. Ticket Agex*, ELLIOT 3 MILLS + Mr. Eddy, proprietor of the great mil 18} in contending that these great public | gists. Mannfactured by the California July 6. Summer School ae uf the prettiest places on Prince Bal and manufactory at Ottawa, is visiting P.| works could not be, under any possible Fig Syrup Co. only. Corner Queen and Water Streets, ward Isiand. : E. Island. He is staying at the Hot: ‘| circumstances, of advantage to Prince Ed- . eet SN te A ‘ ® Pies! <a conde. Sasbtell. Gl _ Davies. ward Island; while under the scheme o For cramps in the ston.ach take a few bs 1 of Science : 22. 1894 I ee ee ad ae E Mesars D Hughes and Martin Monaghan, confederation that was submitted up to | drops of Dr. Manuing’s german 1X nedy, au * Charlottetown, June 22, i = a eee oe , ” Te ‘ = one ue Eccl., arrived home from the Grand Sem-| that time she would be taxed just the diluted in either warm or cold water. The a . , . is a repository of art, an art houre, eo to oe n : te § e’clock : ‘ as the large } es whic effect is instantaneous. Sold by all drug- Phe undersigned will offer for sale by k, and | ' d t Trains will leave at 9 O'clock, ie inary Montreal, on Saturday evening. Mr.| same as the larger proivnces which would effec 1€0U ) Bie Diner fein Pe oe ae eX 00 S speak, and lovers of the artistic and beau- ime, Return trip only lees Mc ynaghan took the degree of Bachelor in be directly benefited, and very largely, by Me et er A eee Auction on Upper Saint Peters Koad, on «| tiful are always eager fo look over our DAVENPO eos sank anee eae Theology, being third in clase. the construction of these grat publie | > eae | Monday {6th July display. No one overlooks it, and we ’ FRANK HUT( HESON, We learn that Rev. D. J. MacDonnell | works. And this was the way the matier| Differences of cpimons are said to exist ' y- —-aienpee never overlook the requirements of the July Secretary. of St. Andrew’s Church, Toronto, wil! | stood upto 1873, when the final confer- in the ranks of the grit party at Ottawa, At 2 o’clock p. m. public of Charlottetown in sar line. The Portland fianor, St. John, N. 5. " ~ arrive in Charlottetewn on Sat urdav, and | ence on confedration took place, and when | ali at DAB ,| The Standing Crop of 35 acres BOTANY—“Spotton’s” Parts I. and IT. fall in value of the white metal makes ; will oceupy the pulpit of St. James Church | the late lamented premier of Canada, S r | } Sieh my sana ; a aoa . 2 Hay CHEMISTRY — Laboratory, Manual of | silverware very reasonable in price, and . Sunday evening. Thies will afford the | Jobn Macdonald, who was always equal Pa J . ea ety S00 worse oe rn se aijoinisg the property of the late Ralph General Chemistry. _ j the new desigus are more elegant than Boys educated for cles or Business ople of Charlottetown an opportunity of | any great occasion, and who | Osmeg s* Cont, ju30 d3i wii Brecken, Neel as Uprer end Lower ®t: CHEMISTRY—Introduction to Chemical ever. In this department we have Pickle by an excellent staff of Resident. Masters. = ng one « f the most dist: ru shed men | was always ready to do justice on Peaches, apricots, plums, red currants, se R ad PP Science. Dishes for $1.25, Cake Basket-, Fruit if ing OF ) i€ Os bist yuiIsbeu mich 3 : . d . , a. ‘ters hoaeuda, - ° . i. . : Rs j in the Presbyterian Church of Canada. wcasions of this kind, no matter whether | watermelons, pineapples, Somanees, Also at 3 o’clock p. m— GEOLOGY — Dana’s Geological Story | Dishes, &c., very pretty and nt expensive. | Special Attention Paid toe Reli- The Misses Murphy, of Charlottetown, | the proyinces were large or small, finally | Of@uge*, etc, at J D McLeod & Co. ‘ ; ; Briefly Told. | . Physi gion, Morals and Manners. are visiting Miss Allen—Chatham World, | took the matter into his consideration and Lea = ap Standing Crop of 50 Acres Hay I HYSI€ES—Gage s Introduction to Physi- E W TAY LO ny Mrs. A. J. Gorham and Allie McSween: y admitted, as did his Government of that scat aunts i, eich hose . ® ; Visitor—The Lord Bishop of Frederic , left yesterday on a ten days’ pleasant tr lay, by the terms of union of that were on Lower St. Peters Road, adjoining the ; m Maz Saakanes ote ate CA ROW BLOCK ton. | through P. E. Island.—Moncton Times. framed and adopted, in regard to Prince property of Benjamin Wright Esq. etc. agailying Glasser, ete, etc. July 5 ME Warden—Rev. John M. Davenport, Richard Hunt, Esq., was registered at | Edward Island, that the ar “ - Terms at sale. FOR SALE AT sna ——__—- | M. A, Oxford. the Hotel Davies this forenoon. The islanders was right, that Prince Edwar A. A. McDoxatp AME , 0 +s : ; . ’ e sia : other arrivals to-day included: Joseph H,| Island could not receive the same advan- W. W. Suisivax, ; M ers Orange uinineg Wine, ; Pay Scholars, $45; House Beys # ATPSON s PRI G STO 4 Macdonald, Cardigan; Captain Ledwell | tages from these oon goose. ~— fo st vs 1 Freverick Peters, CARTER S BOOKSTORE |= ceee wirtetty oocontne : thG Se Gien $200 per annum = ad so is Montreal. | other provinces. And Sir John Macdonald| BY STEAMER FROM LONDON: Trustees iate Owen C r. - Saewes pa Ss ~ - ae aod sce, Souris; F. M- Murray, Montre am ; Government agreed at that time . ; spire ts alee tte Comment form is quicker in action aud mor relinble | ‘N. B—Boys with fine voices fur the ‘Head uariers for uw Fishing Gear. tankin Hew July 6 Maggie McPhee, | and his Government ag vat tim ib dy tl sl wyli. ; Secs toda taliooes Se Capsule, Powders or |): we a ' i Boston, Katie McPhee, Boston, S D Me-| to put a clause in the terms with regard to | si re nrmnenneenennseentnn Sale Npiitans 187 QUEEN SQUARE Pilla’ Dose—Half a wineglasyful. For sale | Choir will be admitted at much lower a : Phee, Glen W illiam, John McDonald, Or-| Prince Edward Island which entirely met ass é S. all S. jaly6 = Se. TT to physi- | rates. REW *UPPL#8s well, Mrs. J. Hawley, Caicago, Jill Patrick | and covered the case. Iwill just read it J J DR. ABBOTT’S CORDIAL BpOD OMIEAGHER BROS. & CO., School Year begins September 3rd. Ap Hogan, Boston, William Allen, Pictou, N.} to hon. gentlemen because it forms the} Bottlers—Cameron & Saunders, London. ° > ” feb®@—daw 3m Montreal ply te Headmaster. tl lt se p—jul3 mayls s.JE Colpitts, Alma, N. B. Mrs. Peter | keynote of the remarks that I ain going to met As the Season of Early A t J C I I On I a a ae * PRR S 1). McDonald, Boston and four children. inake ; t mtabine’ PP a paeee sealant i “That in consideration of the large eX pe h- Winn ess Ol ‘ Nf all NE oe chica SUPREME cou RT, diture authorized by the Parliament of | . ; ee ta Fr te ~ y = ——— Canada for the construction of railways | This brand takes high place in England: | ?t . Kage a oo i * ; . Tuvrspay, July 5. feel een teak Ue ethhe ail ie yaa | i at hand a reliable Rem- 3 ; . - ar anais,and in vi ) 7 possibility 2 edy for S er Com- : , j The Queen vs. Jane T horpe— Indi t-| of a readjustment of the financial arrange- Also, Bulldog Brand Bass, Pig & Qts, shalt ek ‘Stach 7 : ' Be ment for receiving stolen goods. The jury | ments between Canada and the several by R. Porter & Co., Liverpool. The best Household niture &e ; brought in a verdict of guilty. In th e D) minion, . Medicine for euch de ' ' case of her husband, Israel, against whom | a p. vnaleon- | WHULESALE AT LOWEST PRICES.|.. cements of the ule Ania a similar indictment was returned, the | q lxiand, that col # oo inesale th T am instructed by MR. ALEX. A, verdict was “not guilty.” The Attorney- | ony shail, ing tue union,be entitled | July 6—6i t rag & T. MOREIS. | c WRIGHT to sell by auction, at his Rexi- General for the Crown; Stewart, Q. ¢ t > incur & debt eq “ o oy per head of | ware alge is DR. ABBOTT'S oS corner Queen and Fitzroy Streets prisoners. . nia a the population as shown by the census re- (Horne’s building), RIDAY, July 0. turns of 1871, that is to say $4,761,050.” | The Queen vs. John Crane.—Indict- It will be in the recollection of hon. —Lemperance Drinks DIARRHEA CORDIAL, On Wednesday, 11th Day of ment for larceny. This case was called | gentlemen that the Britis North America Jul instant, thie morning, and is still before the Court. | Act called for immediate steps with re- which has proved itself, ys eS in ce Attorney-General! for the Crown, A. A. gard to the Intercolonial Railway, within } 100 cases assorted Syrnpe, during many years past, commencing at 2 o’clock, p. m., ©9 McLean, Q. C., for prisoner. six months of Confederation, and in the; 50 “ Mortent LimegJuice, a safe and efficient rem- . risin T FE PR E, ' in re year 1807 an act was passed authorising 30 * W.1. Lime Juice, edy for these complaints. oe aces Sac tedeaae, om ABOU HAL IC The plague at Hong Kong is extending. the construction of that road. 4 now | | 500 gallons Syrups, assorted flavors, in Ask your dealer for AB- Kitchen Furniture. Terms cash. The date for putting the new U.S. tariff in- quote from 3lst vic., cap. 13, sections 27 bris, kegs or demijohns. nort’s CorpiaL, price 2. BEAIRSTO re ge ‘ 39 They re ‘ nae ‘ one — Oe aiden a : rn a ; tu force has been put forward to August and 32. They read this way CARVELL BROS. nis 25 cts. per bottle. : Se ele July 7, 1894.—m wf a <a Ist 27. For the purpose of cons weston the July 6—2w eod July 5—4i July 4—eod t] sale pa c . tw

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