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. : . - WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1898 = ren — —aceanneentniaaaininitae i Ny a eens - — ooo Loca! and Other Items. Cows Had No Water er Food. ss te Grn 5 peskalty—Baer Bros THE TERRIBLE CONDINION OF 4 cARso oF Visitors to the World's Pair MayT! e. CATTLE AT NORWALK, ——-SHOULD TAKE THE 9,50 a. mi oh 7 sosds as follows: State Humane ‘Agent * , BE, eo * s © wt eae fe Ze@rie ss * LN TERCOLORIAL RAL j Bp. K. 1 --Vietoria Preceptory will meet Phralls’ attention has been directed to the |

to-night for initiation in first degree.

eiisile Crescents. — Football at the Park this evening at 7 ovelock. A full attendance ig requested

Wi. every member of the “‘Y” please re. member the practice in the Baptist Church to- p’ght at 9 o'clock ?

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TEMPERANCE A public temperance meet- jng will be held in the Baptist Church on Thursday, 18th inst. Mrs. Archibald will speak. Silver cctiection.

fuxeraL Notice.—The funeral of the late Mrs. J. H. Gates will leave her late residence tomorrew (Chareday) afternoon at three o'clock, by carriages to Sherwood Cemetery.

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A Puntic Tea will held at Hunter River on Dominion Day Proceeds will be devoted to psying off the debt on the Methodist Church. Full particulars will be announced in due time.

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Fast Express.—The ©. P. R. is runnirg two fast express trains daily between Montreal! aod Chicego, to which are attached tri. qeekly superbly fitted up tourist cars for which $1 5? only is charged for those desiring berths. ‘<i:.4 arrangement will be very con- venient fvr those visiting the World’s Fair.

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Pp. E. Incanp FismeRies.—Good lotster fish- ing is re ported trom West Pint to North Cape, but poor from that point to Alberton. Pair catches are being made at Malpeque. Herring have been se plentiful at northern stations on the Island that fiahermen have ab ndoned that fishery as the markets are overstocked and fishermen cannot sell surplus stock. Fair catches were made yesterday at

Malpeque.

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Lecture.—Ow his return from Chicago, where he is viewing the splendors of the World's Fair, Mr. J. Heber Haslam, of the C. P. B., will deliver a series of lectures throughout the Island on our western resources. Mr. Haslam has recently added a large number of views to his already ex- cellent collection, and his lecture will doubt- jess be more interesting than ever.

Harper's Weexiy. — Richard Harding Davis's series of Mediterranean articles wii! he begun in the next number of Harper's Weekly, published May I7th. The first paper will be entitled “‘The Rock of Gibral- tar,” and will be profusely illustrated. The same number of the Weekly wi!l contain, among other notable features, an article en- titled “‘Characteristic Sketches ot the German Army,” wricten by an American officer and illustrated by Kemingten; “Across the Divide,” an article on the Nicaragua Canal, by W. Nephew King, illustrated; illustra- tions of the Sunday crowd in Chicago, of the German Village, and of the Swedish Building atthe World's Pair; a view of the proposed Wiliismsburg Bridge acroes the East River; astory by Mrs. Eva Wilder McGlasson, en- titled “A Kentucky Wild Flower”; and the usual variety of valuable articles on subjects of current iaterest.

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Aw audience that filled the Walnut Street Theatre to the doors greeted Mr. John 8. Murphy last evening with a round of hearty applause when, as Larry Donovan in Shaun Rhue, he entered the door of the Donovan cottage. Thereare plays that are eagerly patron- ized trom season to season, whose popoularity appeare to be never-ending, and the Shaun Rhue is one of these. The play tells the old, old story of poverty and virtue triumphant over wealth and villainy; but it is so permeat- ed with a rollicking Irish’ wit taat breaks forth spontaneously that the audience never doubts but that eventually the clouds will be cleared away. In the second act, when the heart-broken Larry lingers beside the grave of his mother before leaving the country, Mr Murphy sings his celebrated song *‘A Hand- ful of Earth,” with touching effect. Mr. Murphy is supported by an excellent com- pany.—Ex. At the Lyceum to-night.

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Tue Man Woman Abmines.—An Eng- lish magazine lately offered a prize to the best answer to the question ‘*What kind of man does a woman most admire?’ The answers vary widely. The one which took the prize has among the requisites cf the ideal the following: ‘“‘The man muat interest by uncommonness, either in ap pearance or manner; or he must have the indescribable quality called charm. He must know his own mind and steadily work thereto, even to masterfuilness. He disregards ‘they say,’ and is not one of a herd, His friends sre men— not women. He is only once deceived by the same persrn. His perhaps hasty temper never runs (o unkindness. He has not the abiding peace of common-

laceness. He needs sympathy and solace n a sometimes divine discontent. He abides under no failure, but goes on. His occasional want of success only attaches and rivets his determination.”

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For the Little Ones !

We have decided to make a complete clearance of our stock of Children’s Jackets and Ulsters. In order to do so quickly we have marked every garment at @ severe discount. From $1 to $3 will be saved on every purchase mide now. As there are

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to select from, ladies will find mach to interest them. We think we are safe in siying that no such bargains in similar goods were ever befure given in this city. BEER BROS.

The popularity of our Hosiery this sea- son is well merited. Never before did we show so many nice lines for ladies and children.

Our Goods Give Satisfaction ! Oaly a few psirs of that wouderful Misses’ 20c. Blick Cashmere Hose remain. Cal early if you wish to secure them.

LACE CURTAINS ! LACE CURTAINS!

A magnificent stock to select from and

extraordinary valuo at $1.80. All prices

shown from 402, to $8.00 a pair. BEER BROS.

Weather Hulle/in.

terrible and most pitiable condition of a

as can be learned gave them nothing to eat or drink, although they had been several days en! route,

The farmer opened the car door himself when the train rolled into the South Nor- walk depot.

Everyone of the cows was completely | exhausted. At least a dozen were dying under the feet of others, being unable to stand, and two were dead. Several were bleeding from many wounds caused by be- ing trodden upon, and in many cases the hair had been almost wholly scraped from their hides. All were emaciated. their bones almost | protruding through the skin, in mute evi-|

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subjected to. ‘Lhe car emitted a horrible stench, and the floor was covered several inches deep with most nauseating filth. When released the cows ate and drank ravenously. Lessthan half of the cattle can live. All have been quarantined for tear they may spread contagious diseases. Preacuinc —Mr. Daniel McLean will} preach (D. V.) at North River on Sabbath, 2ist inst., at 10.30 a.m., New Glasgow Road at 2 30 p.m, and at Huater River, if the Church is nut occupied, at 6.30 p. m, Axotukr Factory.—Amherst is to have still another factory, Christie Bros. & Co having decided to start a trunk factory. The contract for the building has already been let. Local Notices. A:tists’ materials of all kinds, twenty-five per cent. discount at the Diamond Bookstore. Seed Potatoes. ~—For sale at our seed store, a few bushels of Karly Rose, Early Suprise, and Beauty of Hebron potatoes.—Geo, Carter & Co, 136 Queen St. A handsome silver plated button hook given to every purchaser of five dollars’ worth of boots at Goff Bros. Russet polish for tan shoes just received at Goff Bros. See Goff Bros’ ladies’ summer boots for $1.

Have you seen them?—-What? Our ten cent dress goods. They are a wonderful lot at the money, Several colors to choose from “all wool.” Dozens of ladies went away home happy yesterday. Callearly to-morrow and secure a dress for a dollar.—Jas Paton & Cov. Remember that Jas Paton’s big show day is on Saturday

Room paper selling at the Diamond Book- store at awfully low prices. Just think of getting a beautiful gold paper for eight cents per roll.

The balance of choice goods at the Diamond Bookstore must be cleared out regardless of cost,

A few samples—If you want extreme bar- gaius go to the Diamond Bookstore. You can get fooiscap for 5c per quire; note paper 3c per quire. Stationery of all kiads at fifty off. Books at specially low prices, and everything at positive bargains

DIED.

At his residence, Wood Islands North, on the 12th iast., Archibild Crawford, aged 68 years, leaving two sons and two daughters, besides many friends, to mourn their loss.

At Bluefield, on the }6th inst., of inflam- mation, Albert Evelyn, infant child of Albert and Catharine Tremere, aged 2 months.

SHIP NEWS. PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. ENTERED,

May 15—Bark Claribel, Walsh, Liverpool. 16—Kohinoor, Cameron, Pictou; Minnie May, Gillis, do; str 1 B Hamblin, Wadmap, do.

CLEARED,

May 16—Ruastic, Boudreau, Sydney; Usprey, Whittle, Wallace; str 1 B Hamblin, Wad- man, West Poiat.

THE “PREMIER” CAMERA, FOR 1893.

Ps either Snap Shot or View work.

Compact, convenient, cannot get cut of order. Just the thing to take with you on your holidays. The best low-priced Camera onthe market. Descriptive price list on application.

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If you’re all run down and out of sorts if you take a few bottles of

MALTO PEPTONIZED PORTER.

It isa food. Beneficial alike to young and old. It strengthens the body, creates an appetite, aids di- gestion, invigorates the system. Ask your doctor about it. It’s good for e.ery one. TRY IT. d THE MALTO PEPTONIZED PORTER CO. LID.»

TRURO, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA. 4 Druggists sell it.

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dence of the great suffering they had been ‘CAP#

& " a "k cargo of cows which arrived at South Nor- 0 Th d Pp I % lk from Canad: O “he

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HIGH GRADE,

We> We keep a Stock of these Goods that shall leave no possibility of failure to suit customers GLOVES, with and without Gauntlets.

Charlottetown, May 12, 1893.

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FIT AND FINISH UNEXCELLED.

LADIES’ HEAVY

A Large Variety for Evening Wear.

STANLEY BROTHERS.

McKAY WOOLEN

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TWEEDS!

MENS HEAVY TWEED PANTS.—This season beautiful line of all our best makes, they are unequalled.

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CLOTHING, all prices and any “f all prices and any style. “ all prices and any style.

Hats! Hats! Hats!

TWEEDS! TWEEDS!

Ss we have a For durability and low prices

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the times, our [Roots and Shoes fit the feet, are pleased with the Bargains, the money is left and there is satisfaction all around.

GOFF BROS’. BOOT FACTORY

Customers the Island,

ST. GEORGE PHARMACY,

MORRIS BUILDING

UR LARGE STOCK of Hair, Tooth, Cloth and Nail Brushes will be cff-red at greacdy

reduced prices toclear. We must ma.e room | for Spring Stock. } Also, we offer our line of Perfumes, the finest in the city, at 20 per cent. cff Come early und secure a bottle of French,

English or Arerican Perfume, at a mach cheap- er price than elsew iere. '

Also, Chamois Skins, Toilet Powders, Soaps, | Tooth Preparations, etc , etc. }

To intreduece still further Dav * Ointment, we have decided to sell 25c. boxes for }5c , and 15c, boxes for 10c. This coffer is only open for the next sixty daya.

Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, at usual price.

Havana and Domestic Cigars.

A large stock of Pipes. Tobacco, Cigarettes, and Smokers’ Goods generally.

St. George Pharmacy, Opp. Postoffice,

VICTORIA ROW, May 2. 1893.—eod

House Cleaning and Where to get what you want.

ALSOMINE, Erglish and Paris Whiting, | Glue, Ochre, Rose Pink, Blue and Green rouweder for Tinting, Ready Mixed Paints, White Lead and Paints oi all colors, Oils and Varnishes, White Wash, Paint, Varnish and Wall Brushes. Also, Cowan’s Celebrated Clothes Wringers.

D. M. RICHAR!S & CO., North Side Queen Square,

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ALES AND STOUT,

Casks and Kegs, to suit Family use.

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TO-DAY the Annual Convention of the Scotch-Irish Society of America will open at Springfield, O. Delegates are present from all parts of the country, and the membership includes many men of national repute. Robert Bonner, of trotting horse fame, is President of the Society. While the Convention lasts Toledo will be crowded with strangers, who will doubtless leave with pleasant impressions of the Buckeye town.

The impression which our SUITS leave upon your mind are more than pleasant, for they are made of the finest material and in the latest style and at a price remarkably cheap. We aim at giving FIRST-CLASS SATISFACTION, and if the universal satisfaction we have given is any criterion we have been doing it up brown.

JOHN T. McKENZIE,

STAR TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, LONDON HOUSE.

Charlottetown, May 12, 1893,

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the city. Country orders solicited. | FOR SA LE. S. OLAND, SONS & CO., Water Street, Charlottetown. ASSENGER AND FREIGHT STEAM- mayll—dy 3m IP ER. For particulsrs apply to AM MI (] N A | MESSRS. POOLE & LEWIS,

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TRULY COMING !

Interesting to the Citizens ot Char-

lottetown. Georgetown, Souris and Summerside

ROF. WwW. H. BROWN, of Halifax, who has

visited all the principal Towns “were |

ti will shertiy appear in your midst to caneune all orders in tie way of CHIMNEY

Ter NT, May 17.—10 a. m.

Strong winds or gales «ait and south cloudy and raiay, not mach change {2 tem

EAVY DRAFT HORSES AND DRI- VERS on the 16th. Apply to

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All persons desiring to have their Chimneys swept can have it done without removing furni- ture, covering carpets, or Temoving ornaments, etc. from mantels. All work done from inside

tthe house, W. H. BROWN, | ap??-2aw '

Only Costs Seven Cents. Grive it one trial and you will find

P.E. ISLAND RAILWAY. Queen’s Birthday.

ETURN TICKETS will be issued to and from all Stations on this Railway on TUESDAY

good for eure up and on May win as. | Sed. Ammonia Soap is the. great J. UNSWORTH, labor-saving soap.

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Which passes through a Conntry unequalled for SCENERY, Charlottetown to Chicaze and

Return, $33.55.

Ti-kets good for 30 days from date of issue, with stop-over privilege at POINTS IN CANA. DA, also at Detroit and Port Huron.

TOURIST TICKETS, CHARLOTTETOWN TO CRICAGO AND KE URN, good to 15th November, 1893, $48.15,

and at correspondingly low rates from all other Stations,

Further information can be obtained ef A rme " rents at ali Prince Edward Island R il ; ( io . colonial Keilway Stations “rae : D. POTTINGER, Generai Manager Government Railw ays. Railway Office, Moncton, N, B., May &, 1893. mayl3—6i 2aw ) ee D Y " * : Ominion Vay at Souris. GRAND TEA PARTY will be he'd at Souris Kast on SATURDAY, July Ist, in aid of the Souris Trotting Park Excursion Tickets will be issued from all points on the Railway, good to return by any train on Monday. As this will be a big time fora good pur \ We irust that no envroachments will be made on

us by any other public gathering, as we have first claimed the day by public announcement,

By order of Committee. Souris East, April 22, 1°93.

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Cream of Tartar Powders :

WOODILL’S GERMAN,

Victoria.

Cream of Tartar Powders

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‘There is no such official in existence as the Government A valyst of Ontario.”

THOMAS MACFARLANE, Chief Analyst, Inland Revenue Dept., Ortawa.

ap26 A FEW QUERIES. AVE you seen the new Wedding Sta-

tionery at the Diamond Bookstore ? Have you asked the pricea of New Goods at the Diamond Bookstore ? Are you aware that the best value on P, E, island is at the Diamond Bookstore ? Do you know that you can get Wall Paper, all kinds, at your own prices at the Diamond Bookstore / Why pay a higher price when you can get School Books at a big reduction at the Diamond Bookstore ! If you cannot answer the above satisfac- torily to yourself, just call and participate in the big bargains now being given at the Diamond Bookstore ap29

Sale of Furniture.

TTHE undersigned hereby give notice that im- mediately after the sale on the 2th inst., at 12 o’clock, noon, of the Dwelling and Premisos owned by and lately in the occupation of Mra. W. W. Lord, there will be offered at Avcticn a quantity of valuable Furniture. in Drawing Koom, Dining Koem, Hall, Kitchen, ete Seme of this Furniture is solid and old- fashioned, and well worthy the inspection of anyoue. Cen be seen on tre 19th instant and morning of sale

L. H. DAVIES, A. LORD, Executors of Will of the late W. W. Lord.

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TENDERS!

DeraRTMENT OF Pustic Works, Charlottetown, May 1, 1393.

EALED TENDERS will be received at this Department until the 25th day of May, instant, for the

Building of the Hull of a Ferry Steamer

to run between CHARLOTTETOWN and SOUTHPORT.

Model and specification can be seen at this office. Specifications can also be seen at the office of the Hon, Thomas Kickham, Souris, and at the office of Robert T. Hol- man, Esq., Summerside.

The signatures of two good and sufficient securities for the due performance of the contract to accompany each tender.

The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender,

JNO. WM. MORRISON, Secy. Public Works, _may3—2ew tl dte

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