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Sanh OO... cy iv and efter Tue Octo} er 7th, 1884, ' ‘ ‘ wed Veleteens, New linen Handkerchiefs | fuengs Hacking Conga, Boston. Mass. : Pa Steamer u ather Lelle will Mun ts } New Lacies, Cashmere Hose Jnov Sai wages a EXTEPNAL USE. as [oilOws ; ‘vi ! [ tst ps | | LARGE stock of Accordeons, Concerti: ‘ae, re x ——_ 4N> ; as Will leave Orwe Yl Brash WW) i) rar for Cher. . : Simao. | Vicline Ranios, Guitars, Fiates, Violia sttings j PURCATIVE P| [LS | CONTAINS lottetown every Tuesday, W<ednes ‘day and “e nel des | ae Sittin, ie welling > ahoan. . {aoe 4 tf! Tharsday mornings, at sever »' clock varden, } at bv ler Bro » = re \ a . 2 v (‘MAKE “NEW, RICH BLOOD. | a | a hina eae '¢ italliday’s i Wherred RIPAR for the cold, and get some good, | — laints, MALA | k and corn wscin Cuderslothing cheap at LK, Prow e's | Benson gars SIO MRADACHTE milgupeny dip SiURR gre ROWEL Gemplanty MALAEM; | ing Matter thaw | reise snore Bruch Wart sme eects * i novs neve no equal. ‘I find them a valuable Catnartie and BeWit dant ois SCS. BET or scat cnt by ‘More Reading Matter i all Point and © r well Brus h mae Fame evenip ral? : ; ‘ : al “In my practice [ use no other. able tniormation ® ‘FREE. . 8. JOHNSON & c0., | ; at two o'clock, remsining at Prash Wharf i rs face grew pallid | One cor Ontario apples, (large “Th {, ee eee ‘a. a ee oT) 0 ey A at by ished every Tuesday and V steele iY nights, and { ! ta eye v dim tinest lot we have ever received This is the | is a ll-known fact that most of the J i } L Thurs« night tn to ne t : the village time for families to buy in their supply. ieee on wre Ik + ww wae apo in this coun- | : eeoes cad a t Pian 7 sclottetome, . pe i alti ‘ aN jnov S| try is worthless; that Sheridan's Condition ; i i . - Z N t nin Best 0 t Powder is absolutely pure and very valuable. ii { igian gy - Priday morning, at seven o'clock, Lune the baby lost ‘Where's Rover Ps rE forthe cold, and get some good, Nothing on Earth will make hens ; ’ 2 oi . leave Charlottetown for Cr is § i¢ ieionthestnae tie “i . Seatient, lay like Sheridan’s Condition Pow- , oorreee &paud; leavin warm Caderclothing cheap at L, EB, Prowse s. | ger” Dose, one teaspoonful to each pint « a eure Hog Cholera, &c. Sold everywhere, or sent by mail for 25c. ( ‘rapaud for Charlottetown at eleven o'clock, Ui ' noys food. It will also positively prevent and cu stamps. Furnished fn large cans, price as by imal $1: 2, | remaining at Charlottetown same night, Whe at i hn Grey and White Blankets, very cheap, at CHICKEN CHOLERA, Circulars te Lé JOHNSON & CO tou, Ma Saturday, leave Charlottetown for Crapaud, \\ r i ver 2 w he'd find . BM nalda’s, oct: 3 ee ee - 1 r ‘clock, “a m., aaa C rapaud for i in + ti all. LAavres and Gentlemens fashionable Rubber | Charlottetown, about one o'cloc P- m, i y iy ft hard B rota, Slipp Ts, ‘ id (vershoe ’ at Dor . Moc naamerre teak op v Ww JOHN HUGHES, n ( od Butter and Grapes at R.K ti h A I: D bt. } I \ I By : 3 seen ), foc 29 Att ven. Lon. g 0 re id Cu | ET ome Ch’town, Oct. }, '84.—Im oaw pat Aaeet ) t wel ¢ ‘ “ED ‘ i O0OTS are ¥ ’ cheap at DokskY, GOFF & ONLY. A YEAR her ie pres ady a | Co's [sep 7 i be Jud —_t pari d Purse the Jury SS" Wil. ae —— a ’ i . : : Carrere ~ str n tti irms dow . j CHEAPEST plac e in town to buy Accor: a Let ‘Xperience p ll ge; —u ou al isan al! USE g . ' l her fast Coovertinas, Violins, and all kinds of music. a nm t the kick instruments at Miller Bros. [nov 4, if a & ‘4p | O SS O — oor gar ede wy owes ro PARK W RAG 9 et bh hit, | Dorsey, Golf & Co’s. Boots, ceepe 7 his tau i 4a | OT . a sadies Fur .Tip vets, just } > } shtene hers aon dat On Aten tomatie Pet "| Because of the excellent facilities they possess, have been able’ STE AME RS. hw « received at d. >. oO ia 8. a . | Ovr fall Boots are just the thing—Dorsry, to reduce the price of all goods manufactured by them, and by) | Guided by the principles of Truth, f in the ‘ater Gore. Ce {sepl7 or best markets. for cash. are Honor, Moderation, and Fairness, THE CARRGL —_— aul BIUW!. I t oT Ove hundred barrels Choice Winter Apples buying their raw material in the a a . EXAMINER is devoted to the promo- ‘i to ueip her o . ; 4 . et 27 : . . - . . th och | cheap at Beer & Goff s. —s prepared to give the purchasing public [tion of the interests cf this Province WORCKST LR—Ca. Blankenship, Rut | he won't let 1 New Srock American Corsetr, juss re- }and this Dominion! i nt lo him (+o Carve ] an a. kK Macdonald’. o2t?3 “ ; | a “_tuu's Avmscou dkewsene) ot ert! THE BEST VALUE IN THE PROVINCE. | LEAVE CH’TOWN, TRURSDAYS, 5, P.M. ‘yen falls ale LEAVE BOSTON, SATURDAYS, 12, NOGK SCARLET ana whit annels, Spicenar ailie, | 7 quercer~epenane a at J, B, Macdonald's. foct 23) They are selling from thirty to filty per cent. below prices) 3 y 7 ” 7 \ I Ol ot French ealt top jv st receivé a . | Passenger accon modation exce lent, Goa Rover saved yaw MP. mipideer 4, A AS of Poms tall toes, ap at Dorsey, | asked some time ago in the same establishment. Poclabik: cmaiidali iebiaihiaiad aiitl, Sé © IICAS wu an i . ae | Goth & Co’s a - , . , gg cases handled with gre t Rov baby struck him, | =~ % . . ° . * ‘¥8 cases handled with greatest care. ei a eee | Factory, Office and Showroem—King Square, Kent Street. The Weekly Hxaminer CARVELL BRos Shi I hard to tia Kk the friend Chorlottetown, May 27, '884 onaw wkiy a : 4as ~ te \ ts us for our goed. ELE U PRIC () OSS, ania Ch’tewn, May 31—pat jorr pio Sm ~ Baldwin's Monthly. os AND ISLAND ARGUS fo aa Be ESE q Np slit a 4 Seal : JOE cleaning Solid Silver, Nickel, Brass, < ” 7 _— Butter Fifty Years Ago. | i Copper and Plate Glass Quick! Sare! 8 ai i} . Le J —_ | Permanent! No dirt, ne trouble, no labor Is A LIV 5B NEWS SPAPER ball \aVig ation fj y THE -TRANGE FIND MADE BY FARMER| Bing entirely free from grit and acids, it cian ? MACCHE:NEY IN HIS WEDFI | Cannot injure the most finely burnished sur. dana ‘ ‘ae | face. It is the only preparation ever pro. 7 i ope :: os | duced that will polish brass or copper withi- ial ioeiimel ity years 2g0, says a dispatch from | out the use of acid Nothing approaches it —euciclaeeinee 2 7 . ; OU the Use Of a4 ° g app ‘6 Guilderland Sta “< — a -- 10 the} tor removing grease and finger marks from CAPITAL, ” - <8 ” " , Y $2,000,000 ('} » Ne pp ta i us | Brass, Copper, Glass, ete; while for cleaning _— .: i senna ; ry a Shs f ROD . oe New © rom . uy: ee " | Nic kel a es it is especially useful. HEAD OF FICE M t i. ] Made up of the Loc tals ’ Telegr unis, STEAMERS ST. ase RENCE AND reo a ra : make ¢ lo — | Retail price, 25 cents per bottle, : > a Fa oo . Kditorials, etc., which trom day to PRINCESS OF WALES, ty, occupied the faim now elonging | “MICA WASH.—This wash is the only HALIFAX BRANCH— J. Scott Mitchell, Agent. day appear * the daily edition, oo neem to Charles McChesney,near this station. thing of the kind ever invented. A stove AO 71 Th, Mrs Juy ps butter was alw: ilyS packed | may be as handsome asa jewel and shine like SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, n peculiary shaped ear rth erD CTOC ks,and | ebony; but smoke! mica lights will spoil it nae rey aii — | a es er ot ee 0 EY . . sacl «id eaed coin the Albany [i Day by day mice becomes couver aud | ESKS Taker om Most Favorable Terms. ; i Lh. 2 higher in price, and an article that will clean Ar ony 7 > TOR WN NOVA SCOTIA. per it! “is » & r al So aa avr ul , I) E ED TA D ISLA? 1§ Wa S 0 BWSs nN ; mak a Be ore “t ding “i 4) and preserve it is valuable to all concerned, 2iNT FOR PRINC WAR : Leave Charlotleiown tor fictou Landing oF Dulter tomarket it was ber) Try this wash once, and you will always use every Moncay, Wednesday, Thurséay and Cu i lo lower it into a weil on the it. Retail pr “ic ce, 25 cents per bottle, F, Fi. ARNAU D, Saturday mo rnings, at sevin octane , connect- prem ses, which was noted for its ve ry| The above ious sehold necessities are manufac. Ch’town, Feb, 27, 1984. Merchants Bank of Halifax. AND ing there with the Train for Halitax. Re- ter. Mrs Jup »p would leave the tured by The Electric Gloss Vo., Phila:telphia, ~ —— SS turning to Cha)lottetown on Monday, Wed- hanging in the water for soveral U.S. A, and sold by every respectable ner nesday, Friday apd Satuiday, atour {wo p. alae at : “get gist Stove Dealer, Hardwa’ Merchant an oye s ; ™m m arrival ot 1ain trew He ilifax ure. and when taken out it would be Genceat Dealer in Canada. The Canadian Always up to the Times, »¢ rival oft a in ila

iand as cold as ice. 1834 she was lowering a ito i.e well when the rope broke and fell to th bottom. No effort

to recover it For the

Cine day io crock of butter

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most dry during the recent long rou: bt in this vicinity. A few days ', jasuaey McChesney was cleaning ewel when he found the crock Jupp h ad ae 0 years ago. In re | the crock sein the well, McChes- ! \ broke | at was about juarter fuli of butter, which was as i ond sweet as it was the » day it Wi put nha s century ago. The ck und ils contetds are on exbibition the McChesney farm, and hundreds lied to see the in. ~~ . <i> + -_Gar~-- The Hong Kong Riots. Hone Kone advices s 5 that Chinese

moos have been cae vite artul oul ges ON perso | places of Christian rship at Canton and interior points, in the province of Kwang Tung about four Roman Catholic and five Protes

tant churche ve been destroyed, 120

houses of resident Christians looted and their occupants driven away. At Nam- hoi three Catholic chapels were piliag ed, as were also the houses of couverts, ‘The Pp! iests and Converts were beaten and the females outraged. At Shibung the Chureh of Envland chapel was

destroyed, The Chine&e tore -the cloth-

i lay trom the pre

. acher’s wife and treated her shamefully. . At Chantung the Wesleyan chapel was destroyed. The Christians are fleeing from ihe provinee

to Hong Kone. The Chinese vave them the ait emativent sacrificing to idols or

leaving their hom. They preferred the latier, but, iiite weaving, mupy of the women Were caught aud outraged. Though the aitention of the Chinese

vernment has been called to these mirverous avis Bo action has beew taken

to prevest tbem or to punish the per-

petraiors, At Kite Youpy a mob des- yed all the Roman Catholic and ogi sh ehurches. News has reached Soeoghai from Pekin that Mr. Bagnall, eoiporteur of tie American Bible Society, kas been murdered i iu the pro- Vil of Sha ntugys p< <Q Young Men :—Read This.

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No ris is mearred, as thirty days’ allowed Write them. at once for pampliles free, , . .

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TRAINS DEPART.—

FOR THE WEST

| i STATIONS, |Express| Mix’d. Mix’d, A MaAaM, P.M Charlottetown ......., 6.00 | 8.25 : 3.40 Royalty Junction, . | 6.15 | 9.00 ; 4.00 North Wiltshire... .. | 6.50 9.52 | 4.47 Hunter River........ 7.00 10.08 | 5.00 Bradalbane.......... 1 7-25 |10.46 | 5.35 County Line......... 7.31 (10.56 9 5.45 POM. so ok ec ecu 7.41 Jib.i2 5.59 Keusington....... .-| 2.08 12035: } 6.18 | P.M. | s 22 * 8.20 312.10 | 6.50 ummeresiae..... dp 8.40 1.45 POMONA NG. o 6 56 dwiica 8.55 2.08 Wellington.......... 1 9.14 | 2.37 reer | 9.43 | 3.28 RE be van s00 00 < , 10.35 | 4.50 | SEL: 6 s+ dis ened ti 10.53 | 5.15 Mibortem .. . oc sesh ‘11.18 | 6.10 TN ie sv cenenel ar 11.55 ! 7.00

TRAINS DEPART.—FGR THE EAST.

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TRAINS ARRIVE.—

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STATIONS, | Charlottetown ...... | Royalty June tion ..dp' | North Wiltshire,....| duuter hiiver..... ied Brada bane......... County Line......... he a A Kensington.......... | \ op Ssummerside.,... ar | Miscouche, .....;.. oe] WORNNOOR. 66. ¥ee's SONU MER Sek... oe a ee 4 || Bloomtield ........ ‘ea eNGNee | cus oud ay! Co ere ere -dp|

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5.45 | 1.50 | 7.16

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5.20 | 1.12 | 6.48

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STATIONS, STATIONS. Uxpress. Mixed. j Charlottetown ....../ 3.30 p.m.) 6.15 a. m. Charlottetown.... . | 9 05a. m.! 6.30 p. m, Royalty Junction....) 3.45 ** 634 “ Royal’ ty Soa, A &50 * 16.10 * me 3 is ok jesse * 6.52 ** Torn... coscos-cstaee “ (663 « Bedford his a's ctopeel Gee) Ban. Bedio: Gosh witees st O28 14M. ; ar. 4,35 «e i t ‘es ; ‘ oe ‘eé Mou.ut Stowart.. ; dp 449 «© f ae rr Mount Stewart... = = a e = ‘és os idietycenct 6.00 * | 9.00 “ |iMored.......... cosh 986. * 1OQB es , a ee 5.30 * ann © 3b. Peter's, . on 034 Be 12 o Bear TWrver.’.:...-... 6.04 * 10.26 * |Meat Baler... : 620: * i@Mm +* MEME. 6 Za. 60. Sos G25 © this * souris Pied ee an ‘dy 6.00 “* 41.30 « Mount Stewart ......; 4.46 p.m. 8.20a m Yount stewart. 7 55a, mw, 2 4 25 p. . Pines. 56 65 sar st [542 -* | 935 “* |\Cardizan...... i | 658 * "| a9 + penn CO an « ote onl 6.00 j10.00 ** Ge sorgetown , : . dp] 1 6.40 ¢* 2.45 *s

#® Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time.

JAMES COLEMAN,

Railway Officd, Ut/srlottetown, May 27, 1884.

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The Weekly Examiner

AND ISLAND ARGUS

Is in favor of cutting down the Local] Legislature, consolidating the Local Civil Service on a sound business basis, instiluting a system of rigid economy in the administration of local affairs, and applying the money thus saved to

The Advancement of the Agri- cultural and tidustrial Interests of the Province !

THE EXAMINER is in favor of giviog a fair trial to the Unien which

ensures to us the lnstitutions the Laws and Protection of the Mother Country

THE EXAMINER is issued every FRIDAY MORNING, from the office of The Examiner Publishin Company, eorner Great George and Water Streets

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Bill-heads, Lettersheads, Notes of Hand Receipts, Posters, Handbills, Dodgers

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Leave Pictou Land ug for Georgetown @ Thnreday, on arrival of train at two p,m, Leave Georgetown for Pictou Landing every Friday morning, at five a.m,

NEW BRUNSWICK. CAYADA AND THE UNITED STATES.

Leave Summerside every Gay (Sunday excepted) on arriva: of Train from Char- lottetown, connecting at Shediac with

Trains for each of the above named places; and at St, John, with steamers of the Interna- tional Company and Railway for Portland and

Boston, Aiso leave Charlottctown for Sum- werside every Mondsy moining at one o'clock, Returging, leave Shediac every day

(Suadays exceptea) on ariival of day train trom St. John, for Summerside, conpectipg there with train for Charlottetown. Alero leave Summerside for Charlotletown every Soturday eveuing, about five o'clock.

By order, F. W. HALES, Secretary Charlottetown, town, June 11, 1884

STAAMER -MURAMICH

Montreal to ‘0 Charlottetown,

Leaves Montreal, Monday, 1ith August, and every alternate Monday afteswanie: Returning, leaves Summerside, Tuesday, 19th

August, and every alternate T uesday. Superior passenger accommodation, freight carried carefully at lowest ratgs.

CARVELL BROS. . 184,

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