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Serum: ‘Reina!’ . runs from London. t

u '. F .4 - A -. .3‘-r *

r me... a l with a full cargo of 3.5. ...,.,‘.",l 3 rncatg etc. ’ l

Tu: Wm. .-\itk-an arrived has

. yester- ;?:;..';:.: 3:32;.‘ ::';:.°" W ‘M Pu’

F. H. C. «The Paki-arch D ‘ be conferred at a queial :>.l.Il'r:rli»-

V A _ afst. '3 _ o. * , is to. ' v- - , lug meiabers " I. '8"

mg; learn |$'gfi,- moment of‘ .‘§lIn’sh¢uas. , Btsnor Oovsrrrsv was g g; Q. .-uinusl muting of the ‘ fg aw no ‘.3; f!‘ B'hl- ' f ' iecepritly lllenldoiu Lsoudonl I. m mug“ inns Ms. G. F. Rlsnui, of Vernon L‘... all ‘I. Risteis, 1 Fraser. arrival hug lg “,1 aroraaistonaasthsluaalhsoha.

in} Jim. Duals, i....;.. — .\"|’l'-Cid’ tie vsryine ofstr~ I 3, ‘V m. McLean 0' EECC _'ong the scale at 1302 and the other at 1120.

Clfpenlerp and merchants use Johnson's Anodyue Lluiment It is h aling and ,.e,.,. soothing. '

Raarsarszs the annual meeting of all C0nt}'\hutnrs to the P. E. Island Hospital Wjlllfillt‘ of 7.30 at the Hospital. All frr.-nds of the Institution requegred to be present.

Knssrxorox H am. Edward St. " Him. ‘:3’ El” _P99PlB" Service to-night at 8. hpewll singing by choir and friends. Talk to young men. Subject “ How to Deserve

Success." All welcomed especially young fellows.

Ar the quarterly me 1' f th Cal — donian Club, held on .;6ltl‘1giii~t., dz rest?- lutron was passed congratulatin their chief, Hon. A. A. McDonald, an is re. cent appointment" t) the Senate of Can- Ada.

‘There is danger in impure blood. Then: is safctv Ill Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier. roo doses 51.

W2 observe that the Rev. Frederic E,

J. Lloyd of this city bus letter in the Toronto Week ofrhlay 22nd on the attrac-

tions of Prince Edward Island as a sum- 55

mer reaprt. Some very kindly words by the water, are spoken of our fellow

countrymen

Suriimcrside Locals.

""""“C-?-—-g

Masons. Tues. Ham. & Co.. have re. sound work again in th sir factory.

Tn: steamers Alameda and F. C. Bstt were inspected here on Tuesday last.‘

Tax schooner Lucy Louise cleared f1f0ll| “Ill BN1 yesterday for Egmont Bay lllttlbl fl bushels potatoes and 25 bushels «)3 ‘.

Tue office of the Quebec Steamship Company has been removed to Central Street, next door south of Kr. R S. Bowness’ photograph gallery.

Ta: Rossin-Rogers assault case was resumed Tuesday morning before Sti- pendiary McQnarrie, who sent the case to the Supreme Court and released Rogers on bail.

Tan boys of the “Summerside Cornet Band " are building a 'oand-stand in the corner of Hon. Angus McMillan’- lot at their own expense, having got tired wait- ing fer the town to do it.

Tan congregation of St. Mary's Epis- copal Church are erecting a building 24: 46 for S. S purposes on the north and of the Church grounds. Messrs Schurman. Clark & Co., have the contract.

Wins: the town authorities are having streets opened and widened, they will not f that Myrtle Street needs to be widened at the lower end. Surely arrangjements to this end can be made with r Fa‘ ning.

Tux exports per steamer St. Lawrence yesterday were: 228 cases eggs, 3548; 2Q bbla: brant, 330; 5 horses. 8665; 26 head cattle 81170; 2 pigs, 830; 7 bbls. pork, 8112; 25 bbls. oysters, 839; 30 cases (900 doz) eggs. 372. Total value,

Psaso:uL.—Mr. and Mrs. James Cnsworth returned to the Island on Tuesday evening. Mr. H. C. Mills. who has been laid up for the past ten days with la grippe is able to go about again. Mr. Chas.Howatt,bookkee r for Messrs. Schurman, Clark & Co., eft by the St. Lawrence Tuesday morui for Washing- ton Territory. Mr. Colin uirhead,son of our venerable townsmsn Jas. Muir- head, Earp, is home from the States on a vacation.

Never had a preparation a more appropri- ate name than .-\ycr’s Hair Vigor. When the capilary glands become enfcebled by disease, awe or neglect. this dressing imparts renewed life to the scalp, so that the hair assures much of its youthful fullness and hesstr.

TI:r.~4nav was arbor day in the town. Many of our citizens planted trees on the public square. quite a large number being put in by the " Shah ' I Club” and each tree given an appropriate Shakes- pesrisnnarne. It is to be ho d that “ Rosalind ” "Portia," “ Lady acbetb,” “Imogene, and others may bloom re- splendent as these whose name the bear or even as the fair ones who %nted them. The citizens are much inde ed to _R. Hunt, Esq., for the pains he has taken In superintending this work. No doubt our s illed arborist “Peter,” assisted by nature, will make this spot “a thing of beauty."

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Hotel Arrivals.

norm. in vns.

May 27-A A Steoves, S’side; E F Greasy, St John;Jas J Smith. Burton: 8 Lorie. Toronto; G A Brown. St John: W T Bennett, Halifax; G F Rlltfiill Illd Wile. Vancouver, B C; C T V-arney, Boston.

oesonss uovsz.

May 27-0 Thibaudeani Montreal; 300} Clow, Murray Harbor orth; K8150 J McLean, do; I Norton, cardigan; 110' C W Dutcher, Vernon Rive ; H3103 Enman, do;HS HeEwen,Il|t4°;G¢° Burton, Wellington; fibdt N01303: Truro; S C '1' (hkflsldo 37 3; H I"Coomb ,Alberton; Iii BNi-- Olson,-‘J ‘R-tun. PEI; Mrs A Stitmn. do

me’

. Maw _ A Nicholson, Belfast; Mrs u do. -

ii

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Posture in Prayer. Kay hutll‘llL’l‘l1 ma aasaarhly to-day Idopted the _ tee s revision of the directory 1‘. .1- ;~ Qsays;

, ‘ . pro’ dmpullie. prayer usaaasnased by scripture, saturated: by

I posture of reverence -.nd servl'c"e,.‘ ls’ reeemrneeded h the pracsieeot the‘

I primitive church and by irurnemorial usage

of Prsabyterisua.

Han and unpara blood is made rich and llehhfuls by mung Hood‘: Saxsspalilla. it cures acrofula, salt rheum, all blood disorders

Second Lawn Tennis Tournament.

The executive Committee of the Mari- time-Proviusaa Lawn Tennis ‘ ‘ In. holds mgtingat Truro on the

It‘ was decided to hold the second. annual Tournament at St. John N. B.,en the 17 I8 and 19 of August.

One lrundrid dollars was appropiated for purchasing championship medals for the sinners or‘ the regular “event.a,”‘§ve in number.

‘ S [631 in wdditiutgd have been 0 e rvato rties,u it is he i that the numpll r willpabe iucrea'eed. Ped _Thcrsare twelve clubs in he associa- ofldarl in the. ‘ since; are mvlhsd to join :1. J. " ll of the Truro Tennis club is secretary. -.-Ech. ;

“ My wife cured me of a very severe colic in five minutcc, with Johnson's Anodyne Lin- rnent." .

Dancing Condemned-

Bosrrox, May 20,-'l‘l1eN:w England Moral Reform society is after those who dance. At a meeting held in Berkley temple this mornin_;, Dr. Rexford de- livered an address in which he dwelt upon the pumps and vanities of life, among: which he classed dancing. He thought modern dancing does much to encourage vice. The good old dignified minuet had many things to comment it to modes: people. The dancers 8to0'l at a respect- ful distauce from each other and there was no undue familiarity. Much of the modern dancing, he said, is positively in- decent. A modest young lady in society does not hesi rte in a public ball room to allow a strange man to put his arm around her and hug her, and she makes no pro-

test. —-?—*:

Baldness ought not to come till the age of or later. If the hair begins to fall earlier, use dall's Hair Renewer and prevent bald- ness and grayness. ____....__¢j.___— Movements of the Fish.

Hsurax, May 26.—Ilerring are report- ed very plentiful to-day at Pcrce, but continue to be scarce at all the other stations in Quebec aswell as on the shores of Northern New Brunswick and P. E. I. The catch was fair at Port Hood, C. B., but scarcely any were taken at any other point on the Cape Breton coast, and the only report of any taken in Nova Scotla was a fair haul at Port. La Tour.

The haul of lobsters was very good to day at Perce, (Que) and at Point Escu- rninac,‘ N. B., so many are being taken, that it is repo ted th it some factories will

have to stop fishine arna<=d—&hst~Iho~

ready on hand. The fishery continues good also on ‘he north coast of P E _I. On the Cape Breton coast the catch was good at Port Hood and fair at Arichat; in Nova Scotia fair at Spry Bay and Port L-«tour and very good at Pubnico and Digby. Mackerel are abundant at Pubnico andJohns Island, N.S., and afew veryline ones were taken to-day, at Digby. United S ates seiners in port at Liverpool, report n-it one school seen yet.

The herring fishery at the Magdalen Islands is rep rted a failure and many

bankers are compelled to leave there

without being bated. .__._.—.¢.._j_._

Since it is new a well-established fact that catarrh is a blood disease, medical men are quite generally prescribing Ayer's Sarsapa- rills for that most loathsome complaint, and the result, in nearly every instance, proves the wisdom of their advice.

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Primate of England. Loxnox, May l9.—It is stated that the vacant archb sho ric of York has been offered to Rt. Msclngsn bishop of Licbfield. The bish- op of Lichfield is a Scotsman. He was born at Edinburg in 1826. He is a son of the late Dr. David Maclagau, a distin- guished modicsl otficer, who served under Wellington in the peuinsul 1' war. The bishop himself was intended for a military career. At an early age he joined the army in India, and it was not till his 26th year that he resigned his commission of lieutenant and retired from the service. F our yurs late , in 1856, he graduated at St. Peter's College, Cambridge. and was at once ordained a deacon. In the following year, he was adm tted to the riesthood. In 1865, on the threstold of his 40th year, he was appointed curate of Enfield, ln 1869 he obtained the rec- torate of Newington, Surrey; in 1875 he was appointed vicar of Kensmgton, and in 1878 he was consecrated _ bishop _of Lichfield,‘ the promotion cummg to him from Lord Beacoosfield‘s hand. Theses of Lichlield, which includes Derbyshire, Staffordshire. and parts of Shropshire, brings to its holder the very comfortable stipend cf 821,000 per annum. _ But the M-chbiahopric of York carries with It the primacy of England and a stipend of $50,- CXJO per anunm.

w. c. rvnunfi.

QUEEN srnae:-r, Charlottetown, P. E. Island-

-Tryoll Cloth Mills.

(nogh IVELY the best that have ever out in H0ln°°m5d°

Goods.

CALL and see our New Patterns in

.-:-0--1*‘ . VVOCI; Taken in excl18|.|l° for 910T“- cAB.DING done on short notice. W. .0. TURNER. 7. .

K D. G. acertsin cure f0

ev. William Dslrmple ‘

THE GUARDIAN. genAnLo'JvrETn Niws BY TELEGRAPH’ ’

Prize. p T won the prise in ‘ Sir Charles.

Or-nwa. May 27‘.-:It is re;.ort»;d, \ SIVJ-tlm M-cl) and-l‘ has -wire-I Sir Chas. Tupp r to I'r‘llll';o l|lnlédiflf£il5': ’uu~i‘ug to Sir . ohu‘s poor to salt’ . A A .

Meeting Royal Society, of

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LIONTRBAL, May _27.—-The Bo al So: )7. I

cisly of Osfidsgccmrrneiseed its meetin- present.

A Fisherman ,Drowned.,

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— M0-’~"N\EAL. May 27.--A geiidciuau in <

Canada.

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I "23.:

_jH-- ted and tmnnm-r, _e-Hotels 0' unity to V _ ,li.e‘for the i . - 3-?‘ the part yearan ..wrs‘ula« ‘-

whowant a l‘;—i.l0 well to

_.quiot_, pain? ‘ _ ’ -. *1. »: carriages

I‘

Bax-Brigg;-, N. B., May27.--At, if L.’ p L _V Stable and

anon Beach while two men were attendiufl '

fishing traps their boat. suddenly fiffl‘

and upset’. rendered Edward Roy, 22 yea;-4 of

Derby to-day. Gover-iil3iir' sac n ,‘ Martinhurst third. Common was also winner of 2000 guinc-as at Newmarket at the first opening meeting.

Private Proposals to Nfld. Delegates

Loxnox, May 27.—Thc Government have made private proposals to New- foundland which will obviate the passing of Lord Knutsford’s bill. The delegates are now considering the proposals.

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Goldwin Smith vs. Sir Charler Tupper.

TOIm_\"ro, May 27.—A London s .=cial to the Globe says Goldwin-Smith ms 3. forcible letter in the Times to-(lay on Sir Charles Tupper’s article in Contcrnporary Review dealing with the charge that the Conservatives at the last election had to face a. formidable conspiracy to subvert British institutions in Canada and annex the Dominion to the United States.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

HE attention of Citizens is directed to

Section 163 of -‘ The City of Charlotte-

town Incorpomtion Act,” which reads as follows : -

No cesspool, ash-pit. manure-pit, or other place for the reception of slop. or washings or drainings, shall be ‘used in the said City of a greater depth than two feet below the surface of the ground, and all such cesspools, ash-pits, manure-pits, or other receplicles as aforesaid, as are of a greater depth. shall immediately be thoroughly cleansed and filled up Wlll) ashes or clean clay."

Any person aware of the existence of such places will confer a favor upon the undersigned by reporting the same at once,,as he is deter-

SAHUEL , Sanitary Ofiicer.

May 28. 21

Rev. Dr. Mclll nn

LECTURES IN THE

MARKET HALL

_0x_

Monday and Tuesday Evenings,

June 1st & 2nd.

SUBJECTS:

illonday—‘ The Labor Problem.’

Tuesday—‘B.e1igion 85 Equal Rights’

Doors open at 7. 3o];]Lecture to commence at 8 o’clock.

Admission, 35c; Reserved Seats, 50¢.

Tickets now on sale at Apothccaries’ Hall, Medical Hall. C. D. Rankin’s, Reddin Bros.. F. de C. Davies,’ W. R. Watson's and A. 5- ]ohnson’s Drug Stores; also at Haszard 6-’ Moore’s and the Diamond Bookstores.

sscums voun 'r1cxs'l's EARLY. May 23-5 w I In

s. s “ COILA.’

HIS Steamer leaves Boston on Tuesday next, 26th, for Charlottetown, and will leave

0l|Alll0'|'TE'l'flWll Fllll BOSTNI

on Monday. June. lat Parties having freight will apply at once to

'1). FARQUHARSON &. SON. may?25—

rmwaua, STOVEPIPE. ELBOWS.

WA'i‘llllW0llK8.

HE undersigned has on hand all kinds of TINWARE, STOVEPIPE, ELBOWS, &'c., wholesale and retail.

Also, is prcpeied to lit up WATER PIPE in Houses, with Faucets for use in the Kitchen or other Rooms, at shortest notice. ,

Orders left at my Shop, will be promptly attended to. _

fl‘ Terms moderate,

M. STEVENSON, _ 127. Queen Street. April rg, 1889

'P§,S-G:'{G_U’RiEi'F‘QP- ‘

THE east-cousicr I

' Indigestion

, ,

Before M.-istaucc crmld hi-I'.,f I

and married, of Petitrocher was drowned. I D

Wins the Dc_rby.; ,*

1?.-‘._ A“ y .

4

Lo.-znoivr

A Single Wabgon. 2 Express Waggons. 2 Slovens. L i » i

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Apply at r _. L A Hy. T. LePiAGE'Si ‘I y 05 3“ d STAND.

Ix Srocx asp Analvizz 250 Bbls. wnm-:_ énoor 250 " KEN'l‘,~‘,-A . 125 t‘ PUR1TA% ‘;‘~" 125 “ I-IOWAR , 125 “ DIADEM. 125 H DAILY BREAD, AT LOWEST PRICES "WHOLESALE.

reurou T.-lI':;g£R‘_,;,.._,§,,,ElIY. Cornmoal & batmcal.

DUE rnxs,.iWss1: 2 5o Bbl . K. D." ®RNMEAL, loo -- S oA1'arj!3\.L. ' — 73 “ ROLLEB_:0ATS.l'

FENTON r..§:wsaav.

BRAN 8¢_§__I-l0l=lTS,

JUST RECEIVED :

it

Mr isoni

NOW LANDING;

I00 Ilbbls. llEA‘.\lS. K00 Kegs BAKING SODA,

FENTON T. NEWBI-‘RY.

BUTTER SALT.

Landing ex “Erema ”. fr -11: Liverpool: 150 Bags Factory Filled: FENTON T. NEWBERY.

Sugar and Molasses.

In Store and to arrive ; i 75 Bbls. Refined SUGAR,

5o “ Granulated do. “ Barbadocs Grocery do. 40 “ Hhds. do. do.

300 puns. Barbadoes, Antigua and Demerara MOLASSES,

AT LOWEST PRICES.

FENTON T. NEWBERY. Kr3RosENE

I50 Caslcs " \VHl'l'E ROSE.” 75 -« “0LE()PllENE,”(Water White.)

FENTON T. NEWBERY. May 21-6i .

fMOLASSES and sum

NEW o:r.=ioP.

Cargoes due here first opening of Navigation.

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BARBADOES VIOLASSES, " _ DEMERARA Choice Quality. TRINIDAD J

Hhds. BARBADOES SUGAR. At lowest current rates while landing.

CARVELL BROS.

READ ITS.

USP OPENED AND FOR SALE CHEAP :4A large lot of English Wall Paper, all twelve-yard lengths, American and Canadian Papers, very cheap. , ‘ ALso—-Balance of Fancy Goods, compris- ing Vases, Fra.mcs,. Albums, Plush Goods, Work Baskets, Dolls’ Carriages. Rocking Horses, etc., to make room for new goods C. LEWIS, Market Square,

Long B:-o;s.l,

HIGHEST prices paid for calf and sheep skins, and horse and cow hides. etc.

TANNERY. Eueton St- Charlottetown, May 25.—ly

To __1_.ET.

ONE-HALF as may Brick House, cor-

May 6t?1w3i d3i

. g_ 'citscon.. to-day. “Over ’rme‘huudte§1..,lelegate_ ‘-‘l"“‘ “’ .

_suiteve1;ybody_.f _ g . _ 2 i A not Line of Building-'rnn1Il!€§. . ‘1

“W SIMS“ be .,aav.ii.-.

"S 0 now we can suit the smallest Boy or fit the . if

SDAY MAY 23, 21391".

Did_LYou Here-

or ‘mu "coward-1., rvyraromlsr. . if A

Y

If not-., come along to theffopular o1othing~”stere. and see for yourse1,ves..v T . a’

'l‘weecl Suits 91 rom ’75‘c.; \Vorste(l 5 front? Ge11ts’Pants from 950. r V . . -‘.25 Children's Suits, Worth $1_5{),i for 750.; Gegts’ Suits, worth $6, $7 and $8 a b'ltlt-,w\Villi3_lL‘_a.l‘ Call and get a Bargain at the (3l1capest.Glothing"7

JAMESPAT

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FIRST "

You will find it to your interes_t..tocallionmus " ing your order for Rail Ramps, . g Ask to seeour new patterns in . - built Newel Posts, in fancy woods, théYlWill.take.y We have also an assortment ‘of . Wood . Mant.les.atL S

Mfr,‘ ‘‘

A. Dutch I ' .

P. E. Islsn

Ithftowuhflay 23.--. v

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. -Ti l> CD CD lIl o Z "V i d . . my '-32 E9

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est man in the County tor a. very srnall price. OUR PRICES ARE ASTONISHIN G

COMPETITION ilWAY BEHIND.

People of P. Islands hire S

The Happy and contented those who trade with _

P- OW‘

Everyone should. patronize, P12-owsc Bros, the woinideirful

Cheap Men.

T

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- A Smmer Foot Wear! ,

DURABLE, FASH|0llABLE,,. our

’ carat Vsflltrv srvr.es.-.i ._I S s A SUITABLE FQR if '

Ladies, Gerrtjemen, Misses, i if

nor of Queen and Eitsroy Streets. come _ _