- — a * — — a -sicisetnasTanicunatteaanagyseneteaie aaetenee _ enn ae — = Sn —— - tat oe T xX UES jaa HE DAILY EXAMINER . : ; ; ; : TUESDAY, JU , 1896. - ~ ¥ A GOOD EXAMPLE NEWS NOTES. M k | F hi d § | ’ 5 THE DAILY EXAMINER. — ackeral Fishing and Sailing A good example has been set the weal- It is easy enough in the evening to get “zal $e d . al, 2 = | thy men of Charlottetown by Mr. Godfrey | UP im the morning. Parties fond of Mackerel Fishing or eg “\ JULY 7, 1896 P. Payzant, of Windsor, Nova Scetia. Of A Boston man has been fined $50 fo Sailing will be supplied at Acadia Hotel . his fortune he be jueathed to Acadia Col stealing @ mik can valued at 10 cents. es foe — and a eee DaspaTouRs TO THE SIAMIBER THE CIVIL SERVICE lege $100,000 ; to the Baptist Church and United States Consul Gen. Lee has en- charge of a ckilifal —s *C Hl jaa ger a - Pian : I ; ~ | tered a protest against Gen, Weyler’s order , le Rds kt " We meee Seite OF THE GOV ATTER general elec Qo f 1878, in societies in connection, $11,800; to the prohibiting the export of bananas. — Panes ewes ; pciticaiamiuainumiiaadiingss RESIGNATION ve whi beral Goveramems was de-/ tows of Windsor for fonnding am boupitel,| Tig mamaneeof white people in Mate- aION CHURCH Is Ee Ait. a verwhelmning majority providing an equal sum is raised within beleland continues, and i: is expected that . ERNMENT. = ks tatoie ite Mal, e held on | seven years, $20,000. His toll bequeste an assault will shortly be made upon : —— 2 be | amount. to 0198.000. Hi nal be_ | Buluwayo by the rebels. fe a } ~ bad made | mount tO 4 Uy, \ is ye TsO i A nn . . oe e —_—— to off — eee y , : ae The customs duties collected at Wivni } . : ntments:}| quests amount to $179,000, out cf an} a ; : —_—— , ‘ the ¢ wing 4 g other appointment — ee wT teers | peg last month were fifty-seven thousand T . . . ‘2 oe ft Supreme | estate valued at from $600,000 to $700,- dollars,.an increase of twelve thousand The annual Picnic of Zion Churoh Perhaps To-Day-=-Probably 0- i nat a a sci ceclaanataeind c : ec “a $ 000 . aa 800. It is not probably that any of the | over the same month last year. Sunday School, wil! be held - irt of sada, . : Ca he * . = osetia . ' ant he wpuier — > . No » first time » g of the United + - . fon i H ™ 2 Weat = pu © | wealthy men of iis Province are in a] ; For the first time th flag o : rey 4 NBN ss Q ; o ef Nova 8 tl : h money for edece- | “Aten wae flown on the 4th of daly with A 3 sl I i OLK, T M oe aT St J N | VA Y S( YH ) . posit bn lo give 80 much ) auca j . » a ‘ a , anaes | lo iv ) none) A forty-five stares on its blue field, indicating : : THH FIRS H HODIS fi ; i . ba), Telgious and charitable purposes, | ¢} Imission of Utah to the sisterhood of ~—s on . , j Hon. Tas Au, | ‘i 1€ Bd MISSION ¢ ah to the sis od © ; ; i rl ll judge, Superior Court of Quebec, $4,000 a wif they give in like proportion to their | States Th ( J | Oth 1896 Forecs t { th N W Mi ist? PICNIC at Battersby S ar ’ 1 ge ? on m yeat } means, they will do well Cholera is still raging in Fakoym pro urs ay, ll y j odin Orecast : - 0 6 Re a J. _ a h Pi . f th - : ~ Two other minor igeships of $2,500 a | —_—— t+ece aD vince anid elsewhere in Egypt, There a e e 1icnic oO e seaso oe E et ‘isi M 3 ’ year ea THE'R DILEMMA have been 27 cases with nine deaths Visitors from all po.n's will be cordially oe , . es an re res Willies Back gham, Depnty Minister ; 7 : among the Fgyptian tr Ops at Waddy welcome, and awmpiy provi Jed for, ? ~ l , f t 2 a tea tabl d fi hment of the Int r, $2,800 a yea | Many Liberals suppose that their party Hal fa. The usual sports aud amusements. will sOrrawa, July 7, Oo Ss O amusemen S, 00 8 Mr. Webster, Co \ustoms, | perfidy in respect to the Manitoba Question Ihere will be seven British warships at be supplied. The dav of Laurier’s advent to offi a is 4 7 > sl . a Oe a) : a —— a . Belleville, $1,400 a yea | will not rise in judgment against them Halifax, N. S.,'during the week of the Retuco fare only 2. cents, approaching. I asked the’ Pre mier last ° it R l R t 4 k t 5O Mr. Horton, Fiaance Department, $2, because the matter will be quietly and | sunimer carniva’, namely, the Crescent, Reduced rates for famnili¢ Ms eyening when the ministry were likely to V isl ors al Way e urn 1C e Ss qu C. 200 a year i ttled th their frienda if th fatrepid, Tartar, Mohawk, Magicieno, Bay Poe See Seen - the stores of | résign and his reply was,“The day is not “ne icnciamniiee Nhuen nest easily settled with their friends ¢ OS a oad Disetel des Messrs Geo. Carter and Co., or W, M. verv remote. i ’ ock oca r senzie 8s excuse for nese St- . Milas & hits . . Bd . : es : : e Mr, ! | Greenway Government. But it is to be ee ie ie ica Coffin. Sir Charles is naturally somew nat Ba T ll l t 9 Oo cl (l 1). ececuion-dereat appontments wi rum | vemnemnbered that sot the Greeeway Sos I ae —— * : ee I ot ee os Family tickets on saleat W M. Coffin’s | communicative on the subject, as official rain Wl eave a ’ = Ts ial ie ' ” - oe , a preaching in the igouiands, 18 oC ulte i : es tial »’ Governor-Gen- ee ernment, but the minority in Manitoba | shocked the family he w as living with, only. ' ; vee eek etiquette requires that the Go a iv , Orrawa, Sept. 24, 1878 : : i Eee are yp ge es ea. ne Irain will leave Station at 9.15 local eral should be the first to receive news of mac aE TS a aD Ee ae To Mr. J. D. Edgar } hold the key to the situation. If Mr. 1 en ne Sra 6 Se &, i - . time, the Premier’s intimation of his desire to - “My Dear Edvar,—It would do you little ;@teeavay will yield what will satisfy | ‘having purposes on the Sunday morn GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. step out. ( My ar Edgar,—It would do you little , ine. ; : : ss rood t Inle with : | J an cere them—that is to say, if he will de what he | ‘78 : jane6 —3ins—6th, 7th&sthinly Phe resignation may take place to-day, ath toda on iM K a 4 | | i publicly pledged himself According to a newspaper statement, | - ua CC but itis more likely to be on Wednesday. yn © at you aod Mrs & BoCepe the | has solemaly and publicly pledged himsel a al SS, i oa Ts - —-— . Smeets in J: ir - steal : Sa omnis a | ‘ re ! , . “ I . J ; : weatet ie ti Bishop arc —— » cf Ac € . nza, W in replace ‘ Ae SOU as the Liberal leader gets an x sl a eo ¥ time go aston- | Ut © 40—the Manitoba Question may be Cardinal Satolli as Papal Ablegate in the Wa § iS 7 invitation to. call upon His Excellency, he WY S% eo age —e oe aa - oe i } | settled out of Parliament ; but not other- | United States. Bishop Falconce was once wilide so and will immediately assume ee . O . ~ F —s itd af _— i So . * i a a wise. In this connection we quote the or at Bonaventure College, Alle~ the taek of forming a ministry. CGCcl en nN arch a lt ae eS ‘ gheny, Pa. sare dl lw 7 our Own friends without Our knowing it. | Northwest Review, Catholic, which says. ae : - ° MonrreaL, July 7. V O +" : } ce : ‘ s i ric securities are very oF - e be ou advise that we should make no apr} «The Catholics wish Mr. Laurier, how " the Britie} ead ‘hesha sas eal a ¢ lf ls. ; “Upto the present Mr. Laurier has kept pointments. This, I think, we can hardly | ever, distinctly to understand that they og th ans « tial setae ae his friends in darkness as to the slate that accept as sound advic Vrdinary vacan~ | will accept no sop, no half measures, | PC'S tu the presidential struggle, —_ was ‘prepared here last week, but the ! cies should be filled uy Vir these there | such as Mr. Gri ‘nway offered to the com- there oe little RVGRSINE rs ing of following~ is quite probable: Premier 3 O a — oe . are a number, some of them existing for] ) jscioners What they insist on is the} ‘2° doubts felt over the aspect of the cur BEST DRUGS and President of the Council, Mr. Laurier; } I do t) | hat > ought not to , , F rency question, r or } .< Sir Olive Mowat : . ” weeks lo think that we ought not tinal and lasting restoration of separate 7 mons Minister of Justice, Sir iver owat ; Ca ital el : . 3 r r reale ' : . : — he is - y ‘ “pay . 7 : ~ 5S ‘, make any new appointmen ny OF Creare} schools. If he does not secure to them The mining town of Trail in Kootenay LOW EST PRI ‘ES Minister of Finance, Sir Ri ‘hard Cart p 5 ’ 5 . RO} 4 i, OAK SOA P. vacancies by any process, in order to get {| nig jn lispensable exercise of their] hasa population of 1,500. In the recent wriglit ; Minister of Railways avd Cana . “a 4 : our fri¢ r 13 offices It Ss quite constitu~ acknowledged rights, his tenure of office | election only one resident in the district ais Hon.” Mr. Davies ; Postmaster-General, All lines of jersoral acciaent «ssurance written. Unequalled. U napproached tional fur us to do_even that, but the | will be uncomfortably short, and his party | was eligible to vote. This is partly ex-| Hon. David Mills ; Minister of z ublie } Mad h ground I took in 873'74 was that [ did | witi coon return to those chilling shades | plained by the fact that last January there Largest prescription patronage | Werks, Hon. W.S. Fielding ; Minister of FR BRO for the money. ade ere, not object, even after the ce ee” of 29 | from which they co recently emerged.” were only three houses in Trai! oo ae : pt. ps 5 Militia, Hon. Mr. Blair; Minister of a s 9 “Anh ‘e § ver oO se (ft str ™ ' oe ‘ 3 e HS ee ee ) ‘ ‘ras + — ae poet i : » th : i c t must be confessed that the minority La Presse joins in the cry of “justice” to senate “or a. } = Sg Mi AGENT All Grocers. bibs vacancies required ip the pubic ~ | Quebec. It says to Mr. Laurier : “While Secretary of State, Hon. Mr. Tarte; Min Charlottetourn.

cterest. ie occupy @ position in which they are treating your allies justly, stand firn: in R E DD D] N B - OS ister of Ave “x meee aoe? oe a warranted in the use of this language. your province. Do not sacrifice one iota ; Coutroller-of Customs, Hon ulock ; - al

Evidently, it does not lie in the mouths First, there is the letter of the law; second | of our rights to please Ontario or Mani- Solieitér General, Hon. C. Fitzpatrick ; 3 ’ ;

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lei Sir | They insatiable bei Opposite or without, -portfolio, Hon, C. A. Geoffrion

berals to c lain beeause Sir| there ja judyment » Privy | toba. They are insatiable beings. i ’ be Me c ore sabe : aon 4s : Ma "7 oo oa nomen . + : : ‘ : i Coe ce ee en aud a member from Kritish Co!an bia. att Charles Tapper has not yet resigned office, j Vouncil; third, there is the pledge of the Advices from Guatemala state that al] ee There is some doubt a3 to who will get h fi nor can they make-a fuss in the country | Liberal-Conservative party as embodied in | the = _ returoed from the a Ow iS the portfolio of the Interior; but it will yo Unless t ey It.

" | : . , ‘ : Te = } ee > tol Pe , ' an absolute uiet now vai T ester ner rly . Mr. S

overany Sppointments the retiring ad-| the Remedial Bill; aud, fourth, there are | Ue™ 4 « q ‘ prevaiis to a ‘Westerner—probably Hon. Mr. Sif a

throughout the country. The general ton or Juseph Martin, ‘if a seat can be

. ie . a ose tk ] in ac-} ; i aw ai Si , : ministration may choc manc se" | the public pledges of the Liberals elect of army review was one of the grandest

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d t | } } ] | } \.. Deeta Rei YY arranged for him In the meantime, it cordance with constitutional usage Quebec—the men who, in the words of | sights seen here, an resident Reina Our eas a Mila tessporarily ho ciheidiebhe. - ° : ' « . . ' , The tact that “ordinary tes | L’Electeur, “ control the inistration’? | Barrios was enthusiasticaily cheered by J.D. Edgar is put down for Speak- ? 4 . The ta tha vary L’Electeur, itrol the administration G i caily cheered by | Mr. J.D. Edga pa wn for Spea That S the supreme test of a, shoe if it doesn t fit, don t

viotud be filled up” by the outgoing / —that tley will go further than the | ‘b¢ populace er, with L. P. Brodeur as Deputy, and

| * pein adri c = Senator. Pelletier as Speaker of the Senate. . »yernment—mark again the words of the heral-Concervat is lis pe s A des patch from Madrid to the Lond n Senator. Pelletier a pea 0 - a nk = f | oa lly er ee a rN “! a Daily Mail says that in the Spanish senate Hon. RB. W, Scott will be Leader ne want it, fi — 8 meereptiany | stringent measure than that submitted to on Saturday last Generals Calleba and Senate for a time, with a seat in the Cab- . 9 > wh. ‘ S reason way dismissals withou, cause} Parliament by” the Liberal Conservative | Pando were very b'tter in their oxpeationsll inet» without portfolio. If it doesn t fi t at first it never its fi } > } 7 > > an ore > 5 Ours fit at first---bring customers back for another pair, |

assigned, should not be made by an

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are therefore, in a position to make terms:

| ’ - | Government The minority in Manitoba | #gainst the United States. The forages coming Government. Bat Lord Dafferia | declared that the conduct of the United : ' States in protecting the Cuban rebels, wag

said 4 @ to the root of the matter when he] and Mr. Greenw; ener ane goes to tae root ¢ ‘ 4 and Mr. Greenway must either back down almost treacherous. y ys: aod restores rate schools Chin f ’ : : , says ba aod re eparate schools,or be “coerced The wedding of Princess Maud Mule. | “But after all, the chief Gauge’ by Parliament. If the matter should | to Prince Charles of Denmarlx bas<bees | , er eee FOR wih Save te guard come before Parliament, those Liberals | fixed for July 22. The Queen, will attend |! .

Tee J. M. McLEOD &Co. that which concerns the civil service of the ceremony, and it has been practically |!

N. B.—-We expect to arrive daily, “Slater’s Ce'ebrated Bicycle Shoes” for men. thecountry. Now, the civil service of Jecided thatthe y ung Couple wilh wa! pg ° ’ . ia ve he aA M M ‘Leod & Ci

| be c plied either ¢ ra] ifr =. OUP Wid Na-.| ' ne > ‘ uy till you see them.—J. - mCLe) Vv. °

the country, though not the ante ating | be compelled ohn to be false to their verse London on their way to Sand ing— | 5 CG EN'TsS’ A Banker's Agent In It, Something new. Don’t b 7 .

spirit, is the living mechanism thre Uh} pledge or break the Ge vernment. They ham in order to eaable the a . casita , ciiiaadiidltt adie

which the bedy litic moves and breaths i 1 : 1) 3 which the bedy politic moves and breath may well hope that “ Greenway will pack | them.

who stand pledged to “ ne coercion” will

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and has its being. Upon it depends the " , ne —— r 4

: al ‘ ,| down” and give full satisfaction to the Ex-Premier Crispi has telegraphed to j } j i ri

rapik d economical conduct of eyery istact } Y stoc y ‘ s s . - i

“PF i and econ a ee ea ty i the Rome Reforma. from Naples an ex- Left in StOCK, will dispo € i ° 4 r VILI NEED é

branch of your affair; and there is} Catholics o Manitoba. : : ; Sactagpac ‘> : e sini Fa al Result Feire cS rE 2 a A

nothing a sation should be so particular ——_—_—_—____e- e+e planation of, the triple alliance between ot them at manutacturers }

about as to secure in such a service inde NOTES AND COMMENTS Germany, Austro-Hungary and Italy, =e] prices tor cash ae : y

pendence, zeal, patriotism and integrity, : pe meeeg says that the alliance ® © defensive and J . x es MIGHTY

Tint im oncier that this eaould be the case —Halifax Herald: It is due to the peo- | not an offensive ope, and that the three ry Newcastier, N. B., July 7. Solin cetin tentitin tees

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iniie wesemary that the eivil iervaet, | ple of P. E. Island, however, to say that | powers which were pasties tO 16 Anutual ly W P i W) N John MeKane, Agent of the Merchants @li : LS z een ia ies shoe store in town ,

should be given a status regulated by their} they did well, an : a great share of the omnes the mainterance of the tersritor-~ 8 =e ®@ }.Bank of Halifax at Newcastle, and Nor- . : °

acyuiremeuts, their personal qualifications, = ae Pho. aa — ard energetic | 1a aoe a te Ean} | man McKenzie, druggist, were at _ Three great bargains this week :

their capacitv for rendering the couatry | Work 0 nt Ree SerEesen. te weather in England haa bees favor- Waverley Hotel at 4 o’ciock yester ay ‘ . are ¥ . . anzerous to Ladies’ Common Sense Dongola

efficient service, and that neither their} —Mr. Welch, who exposed the disgrace- | able and the wheat crop - i ; doing well. j morning. They were making some noise} You will be ese] to buy if in bulk —dit oy and dang prous %% Shoes, worth $1.35, our price 99c.

original appointment nor their subsequent | ful ee between the Patrons, Tig ae probably bi» ten per ceat when Dr. Baynon, of New Orleans, a handle. You will be asked to buy it in cardboard packages — Ladies’ White Canvas Shoes, $i 50

advancement should in any way have to| McCarthyites and Liberals. hasbeen j/™ excess Of last year, Oats cannot tnrn j guest at the hctel, requested them to make . 1 Y: ill be es oe OG

.* - i ae : ; fi <e : : ee ? y guest al . i ¢ § ver 3 t andie, ou Wil € in any other store, our price 99e.

depend upon their political connections or expelled from the Patron onler, W hat is pout a big yield. Tue wee ket for wheat = | less noise ad allow itn to sleep. This almost as dirty and d ee 2 sg ; “or les: I lice Tan Sk . - $1.75

opnions. (Applause) If you wil! take| to be done about Mallory does not yet fremaios siow ani prices are about upal- seems to have angered the two, who fol-| asked to buy Canadian green and other infer‘or mades Th ae a : ae worta 19»

my advice you will uever allow yoar civil | appear. tered, the tendency beiag: in the buyers’ lowed Baynon to his room and gave him a DON’T DO IT, you will have te buy a sécond lot, lose your oe eo

service to be degraded into an instrument} —_The Quotidien, of Levis, reveals the | f#¥0r- Barley is fiw, and scarce, with severe beating, in the midst of which Bay- * 9 + eel ie bh: blv loge our slants in | Take advantage of this offer at once.

to subserve the ends and interests of any plan by wHich Mr. Laurier is to settle the | C@t8 quiet ard ete dys. Arnerican mixed non drew & revolyer and fired on them. time and double your labor, and probavly 10 ye pis ? All new goods, j

political party. (Cheers.) : 4

d lik 1 r 1 chiefs, and not upon the advantage iKe-¥) wav acd Mr. Laurier, will form a com- | ping list fox, the, year 15595. The total a very critical condition, and it is fearcd 4, E. McEACHEN,

to.accrue to its individual adherents. In| ns:3810n Of enquiry, and report a remedial | number onvessels on Jaisuary | last was a he will die, Watso n 7S D ru g Sto re & THE SHOE MAN.

fact, the more th area Of personal proift bill, satisfactory to all, which will be | 7,262, measuring $25,826 tons meets

; The surgess Manitoba school question. He is to obtain | | 14 One bal! left a mark along Mchane’s head, the bargain. Buy what we sell, wholesale and retail at : of @ political party ought to lepend upon a Wuncio from thé Pope, who, with Sir The Departr,gat,of Marirje and Fisher- aud the other two took etlect om M ‘Ken- 5 ; Yours for bargains. its public pelicy and the ’ ability of 's| Heuri Joti, Sir Oliver Mowat, Mr. Green- | ies has just published the Canadian ship- | zie’s wrist and shoulder. The later is in

consequent upon a thange-of government | pass d within six months. t Sahin ss sat teh : °

is limited, the better forthe country at 5 fea “gf 1 rg : : ary At f 43,195 ae ee We are showing some Aquatic Sport. e

large. {H-ar; hear.) On the other han. |. 2% who is likened ueto St. Paul will | a™ Gecrease Of 43,788 tons register as siete tty: things? inant

arg : os es : ‘ gig - be found in the new House of Commons compared with the previous year. The very pre Jy lungs In Loyxpoy, July 7.

= ependen € thus conceded to the An exchange says:—“*The new Liberal |\Tegistered tonnage is’ valued at $24,775,- lina 2 ; ca j ecommen

— : oe ( o on - —— =“ member for Burrard. B. C., is Rey. T. | 080 . Canada is Whe fifth power iy’ the ROYAL. ENGLISH W EDGE: ae the imetpasinet boat race to-day the

i spec A ODlig 10D, 2 piv, t ia 1 niles ies A 2 j ’ . . der y Deat ale.

they should serve their seccessive chiefs— Maxwel ™ Pre byterian enmeerter OF Agi | geod ROOD WARE. or sich, . . ‘ havi ble with their ’ ; ; | /-@nt oratorical powers. He appears to |! 1: : =m — } b t ; 1 bsclutel - nure—in 1 lb tins — anyone Baving troub u

no matter to which side they be ong-—with | ave followed Paul’s spiritual instructions | The police have discovered and ‘“rya- Th BRB Cool pitesind The best made—a BO y Pt eyes to get them properly tested,

eee ren zea a To in a temporal sence. He did ‘so run thet trated a bold atten pt to rob the E of cCapots, utter Coo ers, the safest and cleanest to handle. and if needing giasces, have them ear, hear ) ere ig no offence whi '

he

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i should be visited with swifter coudign punishment than any f ire iD the

v {he might attain,’ and ‘made his ca ling ( cmanent a Winnipeg. Working quite Candle Stick s, Jugs, Cups! fitted to suit. a ‘ and election sure,’ ” an _ ten in = cellar of an Match Safes Biseuit Jars ee = . = _— 7 = a — to find ont — os eet pe ae adjoining biallding, vurglars had re- ae a a on : 2 2 e % s s if you need them. “eq respect. A civil servant \ ho allow | ees The sere 8 a moved the briek work of the wail cf the Salt Holders. NEW 9 Ze 373 ~~» 373 Evenings by special appoint 11S political sympathies to damp his ardor, | 50Uncement of a commission on the tarrtl) vault, and in another night’s work would TOUTS yw TQ Coe. cr ment. devction, zeal aud loyalty to his depart- | !S evidently intended to be reassuring, and | have been in the vault, The iiieiees of NOVELS AL WAYS IN . mental ehief3 is a disgrace to Lis profes - ¢ g H T YL R Z z A 0 5

it gives some earnest of the purpose of the the plot breaking out prevented the @ap- STOCK. Graduate Optician.

sion. (Hear, Lear.) Happily, both the | Liberal party to pursue a moderate policy. | ture of the burglars to w! i i 1 ;

/ E ; I ore a or : J y » 66 whom there j y } ‘ CCK $ Dalis

great political pa: ties in this country bave | But . will probably fail to avert the coa- no clue. . cto oe } oe a Tennis Ball A e O mM e

‘ ir adherence to this priacin! tinued stagnation of trade bv the prolong- ; : 4 e) Ss hacquects.

given their adherenc ee a ee okt es olong The Londow Chronicle published a des- | | sa acquct

Goth are convinced of the wholesomeness oe nd t the pe a or Uocertainty as to the patch from Buluwayo whicl : | North Side Q s Ch’

of the doctrine to which I have referred, | Conditions under which the business men “sat ne ea AP Has; ; i \ E . rer psa ie and I have no doubt that the dat ates | of the : Dominion will have to work. Me. ooh a ae myrgree son | ilas ZAatT¢ a q OOr e, Those who want nobby goods at popu-

m@nifested by our friends across the line | Foster's enquiry and subsequent revision beles, went - tl a t - H ‘he ging ove j Booksellers , .

to purge their awn civil service of its poli- | Of the tariff, although on a com paratively - sl as ah ees weir stints ei . s ' request of a counsel of chiefs, and was ! ig eae

a

“Pare Mauitla’

: lar prices. No place in the city can

eee ; give you better satisfaction or better OV Berger's Pure Paris < value... Any person who wants any- | ( | |Greep, in 1 Ib ¢ins. The thing in our line, can rest assured what ! best, and kills the potato bugs we cannot do for themis vain to look

ath aes i rill confirm every think- | Small scale, caused a considerable . cal complexion will f very thir Jusideravie ameunt :

t omplexio i confirm every think td “it ae installed in three different kopjes with pg Canadian in the conviction I have | Of disturbance and uneasiness in business :

. : ; og i Ying ’ fj TEC t | { sought to imprese upon you (Applause.)| circles. Mr. Laurier’s enquiry, e2pecially athen "wie ts oe King - the Mata- j ) : : if Sir Richard Cartwright is its presiding me ne aronicié’s Cyrrespondent f | ihVe 1 dt Mee L, T —_—

Again, therefore, I say to you, guard this ,

Ag refor . ’ » guar il q “a ; think that this union may rove very

aL 2 . a» cherac atic of genius, will cause much more. Sir Richard ; ,# ery Avery. other characteristic of your , ~ | formidable.

coustitution with an unfailing vigilance,| Proved an awful tariff maogler when he

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Sor thenghs-sen teereh all. the werkt onc.) 000 late in ellie. ond eighteen years epent The moat remarkable season of hot " Schout’ Bisaid wilt every time. for it any W her e else in the city. Be FLO U KR is jo wot Tikode you will ever get a beiter| in Opposition have not added a jot to’ his weather of which there is any record has } | The Annual Sunday School Picnic’ wil} hol le d Retail sure and come in when you read this one (Cheers).” . knowledge of business conditions. He lives recently been experienced in Australia. Af be held on W o;esaic an ve e add; kut don’t read it upside down. * : ites in an airy ephere of his own, and deals, thermometer hung in the Shade at the : add; i i Makes the Best Bread, :

=: Baron te cr whiny me [suits theca | pet Rta Ney ae Ran the] WEDD LESDAY, JULY: 8th, 1896.'|° {ta ptan'e Sead Stora great Ear! apon he record hefore hin ral« ‘ P ia osult ~ . . 28 Pi ad South a )s- : ee . 7 % o i ~ a ke ' shat a r La iri : oil gree haste pansies bee erage 3 tered 107 degrees as the lowest shine one co n the : beautiful grounds of John Me. Takes the Most Water. ‘

est hour of night and 129 degraes asthe || tacherm, Fsq., Kast River.

JOHN T. McKENZIE. uare to interfere materially with the per- highest during the heat of tha day for The str Southport will leave the Ferry Ch: doptetown, Julyd dy & wiy. ?}

to cause trouble. The Libera’s may emer : . ° © + ~ e > conescsevooonenoun manency cf our Ewin eT ; ra ; si , nine thei NV a .and 2 p.m. K : ee oe -" - Officials | on the work of revision with a light heart, thees ee _ days. During this same bee. ‘a . ee Tak - ms pil ovat ce , ] li th : who have attended strictly to their duties but before they are through with it they time the heat One day in the City, of Adel- Good Re - “1d en. 10 . wis eee alienate & For sale in half barrel bags at ali the i are—or at least oug to be—| will have learnt the wisdom of “letting aide was 172 degrees. (Fare lic , children, 1c,

% 7 principal grocery stores in the city. sc SWE PISHIN eae ~ uly

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hi Ma al i ; a well alone.” News has reached Quehee a7 pe . - tr 4 > no “_ ' . ee oven thong: ~ —_—— Moisie, North ies, see ecient ee Baeeeeeeees . 4 We-n00d a eo ? ’ haries ‘J uy per may» The American tin plate trade plants in whole family of Naskouapi Indians were e =: oe ¢ FOR: ‘ YOUR j oe — ee # vacancies” after the manaer of Mr. Marr | 8000000 bores: inne snacal output of | starved todenth some Aitteen daye ago. A | @ SEF OUR NEW : vacancies ” after the manser of Mr. Mac-| 4,000,000 boxes. vere are in operation | party 0 supters from Moisie found the \ é ‘a f Lenste. | 36 somes plact; and many other dipping remains of seven persons some two lyyy. e it DE E ——— om + -————-—_ ~ an¢ tinning sets. dred ‘hose - oe ech The TCgnains x J L d C & —La Presse points out that the French- ares Plas aon wene bhore of the Cletinau fan-.;’ } 4 thcuee _ igen mi i. 3 a . > | It is said that 40,000 more troops are to | guother and five children milly, father, THE HO} 'N FLY a i the hest : - a lav dow ine . it om ao os ase A. a ie ot | be sent to Cuba from Spain. The }; ‘ter i written a few notes ip ao? Neake bad And we re using . a But this is a loud talker. A pleased customer is the best NICK Bii.~-16 Jewels ad. the other provinces, siuce they have not —— seems determined to bleed hegself | tones, which told of the ea cede) AND THE POTATO BUG. bait we can find Good eee little as does -the a justed Breguet Bats €pring, ful [ “0 ceata, rbic ff. ily ' r ic Our low prices wil prevail: as jong aS we have "goods to oC ? Maas nts - only the premiership but the control of | ° °4 ceeinde which the family b>/4 suffewd since the ze ots at very low prices P oa 7 ats ge a : the majority. La Presse therefure claims | It is stated on the ‘aughosity of promi fall of 1895, ; . Pata tariff on stiff enough be - sell. We are distributers of Fine Footwear. Our stock double sunk Dial, Patent Mi-

} “(> ; riots i at re ‘ ' nene ‘ . ’ ———_————- .... fer its compatriots the share of influence | nent officials in the service of the Grand . ===75 —_—

and government patronage towhich they | Trunk rail ‘oad that General Ma VERV , A i , - . sali ( 4 ba er ‘ERY AN r e , g g S . WANTEIn-~4

bat ae le We-eannot 2 $3 ents Spd weal seneat ee, trometer, Regulator, finely Skives”?’ Powder for Horn shoe for $1 Not at all

¢ t é ¢ é : * ’ y ° 9 - é asKee } . Ss TO i Peale. gt But we can give you as} Al] the Latest Noveties ! damaskeened, ia cases to suit s : ( <é

areentitied. “Now or never is the time | Hdyes proposes to introduce American poly toMRs. H.

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¢ VIN icompe, Pitzney st. rie D - | $4 get an ‘faye La Presse - g ar ee menos the Grand Trunk system ee 2 met Sine They do the work good value for $1 as you The oa aaurier the following counsel] :—* W bile | in Canada. \ [ ATED — We want at once, two ood oa ato II h L t t St |

treating your allies with justice “be stra. . i aia coat makers, raan or woman, Good’, : , . 24 o ° harlottetown e a es y es The Best Watche t Mar- % in your own province. Do not enneities Woo! challies, 150 yards, marked down | 274 1#ts of work.—Apply t; McKay Woonne » Can get in C i $ cn he

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s are qnotin a : : ry fie patties in Men's In Ladies’, Men's, Youths’ and Children’s ket for the Money.

the least iota of our rights to pleae the| to 15 cents to-night at T. J. Harris’, te : junes— é : Koglish of Octario and Manitoba. They | w-S8aking Powder, —25 cents alb. Wess A Conk tor o toSt John. High 4.W. e 1D, ll. ’ . aes + ; 7 fen.—ADply to ¢ ——- _.. Lan Boots and Shoes Boots and Shoes. E. W. TAYLOR.

are insatiable beings who Will not be } —JOHNSON & JOHNSON. Beer, Prince St. Mrs. Frank

' a on june7—tf ; gx.teful for your sacrifics, and when you There isa very fine display of Crockery . _ : ¢ ~ ,

Central Drug Store,

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h are weakened yourself with your own | Cina and Glassware at the Cheap Crock- T° eee neues = Dore ester Street, be- “Sy unyeide.” R K JOST WEEKS & WARREN Agent. people to no purpose they will throw you ery Store.—W. P. Colwill. taining eight pau Pownésl Streets. Con- sunny side. ” . ” Cameion Block Cit y : ’ ¥ A j ; anoderes oms, in geod repair, rent sail North Side Market Square ; y. 0 one side as a good for-nothing. junel0—4w d&w ate Apply U> WILLIAM GRANT. == e222] 2s eee Fuwe 23 STAMPER’S CORNER | Nor - a june7. 4 : i

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Thts pit into Mermiid Bathing Suits. Fresh, c'< an, long-fibered flannels, The sort that is soft and ¢tets we!l when made up.

STANLY BROS.

PULL SKIRTS {SIZES Larger or small- B athin p BATHING

2} yards wide, Just the 36 98° & 40 INCHES jer sizes can be got

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