er Five Db ARS A YEAR

* This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evririszs.

SrneLte Cortes Two Cents

NEW SERLES.

Is issued Every Evening by | The nee Publishing Co., ; ; ‘

LONDON

{

M THEIR OFFICE,

| OUSE,” QUBEN SQUARE,

tetown. P. E

—————(v)—-- — RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION :

PEREING & STERNS

“1 25 ARE SHOWING A BIG STOCK OF

. 0 &

hi

Island.

Lhree Months.

us Une Mont

a Advertising at most moderate votes. | NOWESE Parasols and Umbrellas, BEST VALUE

Contracts may be made for monthly, quar- - « a 4 teriy, half yearly or yearly MiVe Meieiia on Kid, Lisle Thread and Silk Gloves, : / : - TO BE FOUND

applic ation.

= ———- : Lace Witts, in all colors ; ALMANAG FUL JULY, 1808 | White and Colored Muslins.

IN THE CITY,

'

MOON 8 CHANGES, } al net b-eenbeeen First Quarter, 6th day, th., 46.3m., a, m., W., | . , below horizor Big Bargains in Enelish Millinery | en | jig Bargains in English Millinery. i741 Low below horizon

Last Quarter, 19t MUST BE

day, a0. 240,08 Big Bargains in Straw Hats.

“| Big Bargains in Feathers & Fiowers,/°X"2 0%

New Moon, 27th day,

be low Horizon.

7h., 48.0m., p.n

D a : : in ‘ i Moon High Day "s| x M oe sel rises Watel lew'h | 4 ' l / ih n t wi awonmorn bm (JOD Lot of Men's and Boys’ STRAW HATS, very cheap. 1 Monday {18749 7 9 01115 31] (x) 2 l‘ues lay iv ‘9 8 12 0 46 30 | ee ee 3 say i 9 91 2: 29 | ® e § Wednesday 19 83% 3 DRY GOODS of all kinds, at Prices that ones See oe cannot be beaten anywhere. 3; weuulraay ~ ¢ al o| & 24 Zb | jidanday 22 17; 1 56) 4 49 25) 384 3 < ‘ f 77 4 8| Monday 23; 4713 11/610; 24} Z I a 9 Tuesday 23, 46) 4 25) 7 24 23 | : ~ 10) W edne sday | 24 16' 5 44) 8 29 22) Charlottetown July 3, 1889-—-dy & wky 11) Tharsday 25 15; 6 54) 9 25 20 | 12) Fri lay 26 44| 7 56)10 16 18 | ai aa ca ial 3) Saturday 7 $4) 8 45)! 16} 14'Sunday 23} 43) 9 26/11 49) = 15] 15 Mond Ly 29 } 4 Salt 32 14) 16/ Puesday 30} 42/10 25] 1 14 12] 17 We ine ° i Ly 31 t] iv Hl | 5d | 10} is Chu sulay 32 o1'11 J 2 45 S| 19) Friday 33 39/11 36) 3 30) 6 20) Saturday 4 Si! 59; 4 32) 4 21) Sunday 35| 37 morn} 5 42) 2| ke 22 Monday 36) 36) 0 26) 6 5l 0] . 23) Tuesday 37) 35) O 571 7 50114 58 | ————( x )- ———— 24, Wednesday 38} 34) 1 33) 8 3S 56 |

| 2s Sunday ‘2; 28 HLL 16 45 |

25| Thursday 39 32; 2 16] 9 2 53 wt 26) Friday 40} 31; 3 610 3 51 7 summer 00 G 27 Saturday 40 30 ‘ Orio 3Y 48) o 5 ) > =

29 Monday 44) 271 6 Ajly 59) 43 —$——(x }-——_—- 30. Tuesday 43; 26) 7 11}morn 4] os 31 Wednesday (4 46/7 26! 8 271 0 25)14 40) — e eo Ue

, -|DENPS KID GLOVES, Mens’ Summer Underelothin W. L. HOORE, thee sa a a

NEW PRINTS, Mens Linen Coats A LARGE VARIETY.

A Fine Lot Just Opened.

NEW HOSIERY, — Carpets~Brussels, fapstry, Satoh

JUST OPENED.

FRED.

(Late of Davies & Sutherland),

Barrister, Notary Pablic, Commis-| sioner for Affidavits, Wills, &e., |

OFFICE, -- LONDON HOUSE, |

Above Messrs. Harris & Stewarts, next to EXAMINER office.

4 Large Variety, Best Patterns. attention. given to Searches,

44a” Special Conveyancing, and all branches

Collections, of Solicitor’s work

Loans made on mortgage or approved joint notes.

ju4—Im eod w pd

BOYS STRAW HATS, Mattings, SELLING CHEAP. Floor Cloths.

LADIES STRAW HATS, Carriage Wraps, Lace Curtains.

SPECULATION. GEO. A. ROMER, ~ — + —

Banker and Broker, x ARR iS R. STEW ART

40 & 42 BROADWAY AND 51 NEW ST., y

New York City.

——

One of the Best Stocks in the City.

jane28—evd&wkly.

VOL. 25.—-NO. 49.

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. KE. ISLAND, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1889. |

that the proceeds of the Provincial Tea at Alberton on Thursday will exceed $1800.

MeN and women prematurely gray, and whose hair was failing, are enthnsiastic in praising Hall’s Hair Renewer for restoring the color and preventing baldness.

Riineniall

Bic Coprisn.—Frederick A. Morley, of East Bay, C. B., caught one of the largest codfish ever known to be caught in a herring net. It was tive feet five inches long and 16 inches through

CoLp, cough, coffin is what philosophers term ‘‘a logical sequence.” One is very liable to follow the other; but by curing the cold with a dose of -Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, the cough will be stopped and the coffin not needed.

is Bak S

He Marriep Younc. — The crowning event of the season at Hampton, near Bridgetown, N. S., was the marriage of an an esteemed and elderly colored citizen, William Simms, of 70 years, to Jennie Clement, a dashing brunette of i6.

ob-idntne

THE inestimable value of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla asa blood purifier should be known to every wife and mother. It corrects irregularities,

and cleanses the system of all impurities. The best family medicine. ebibiies Hatirax CARNIVAL.—-Halifax will have a mvnster carnival from August 5th to 10th, and the programme as outlined in our ad- vertising columns will no doubt draw thousands of visitors to that city. The military and naval operations will be great features. seni THe Trea at St. Perer’s Bay.—A corres- pondent writes to Tue EXAMINER to say that the tea at St. Peter’s Bay, on the 17th inst., was a decided success. ‘The number who left Charlottetown to enjoy themselves on the oc- casion was, he says, much larger than that stated by Tue EXAMINER,

AFTER THE BatrLe.—A Baltimore despatch says: A letter was received at Kilrain’s house from Henry Hudson, of Chicago, saying the latter won $1000 on the fight by overhearing Mitchell in New Orleans tell a man to bet all he had on Sullivan, as Kilrain’s defeat was certain. Hudson also says Mitchell in the ring communicated with Muldoon by signs.

—_s ——

Amherst ecord that the _MeElmon boys baught a large eagle in a trap, alive. It measured 6 feet 4 inches from tip to tip of wings. It had killed several lambs, the last ano Cilia of forty pounds weight, whose neck the powerful bird had broken with its beak.

AccipENT.—Qn Friday last, while James Slaney, of St. Pierre, Mig., was walking on Knight's wharf, Souris, he stepped into a hole in the covering, and, before he could extricate himself, a sloven loaded with over a ton weight passed over his leg, breaking his thigh, and otherwise injuring him. He was attend- ed by Drs. Mattart and McLean,

CatrL® KiLLep.—On Wednesday forenoon, says the Halifax Mai/, Isaac Dudling, cattle dealer, of Lawrencetown, was on his way to Halifax with acar load of cattle. When about two miles the other side of Middleton station, the door of the car opened while going ata high rate of speed. Five of the cattle fell cut, two of which were killed. The others were uninjurod,

Damace gy THUNDER. —A correspondent writes: During a severe thunder squall which passed over Cherry Valley and vicin- ity on Thursday the house of Mr. David C.

rent passed down by the chimney, carrying plaster and wood work as it went, and stun- ning several of those in the house at the time, one young woman escaping almost

miraculously. ee

Upprrr Canapian Fisu.—The Telegraph

Stocks. Bonds, Grain, Provisions and Petro- ileum Bought, Sold and Carried ‘on Margin. Pp. S.—Send for explanatory pamphlet. sept20—dy & wky ly

NiARVELOUS

‘ e304 Ra F 154 4 4 ti dagen GB Se a

- o 5 ox t= S 159 par

FASHIONABLE GOODS---LOW PRICES.

‘Fashionable Goods! Dress Goods

Ne

we ?,.0

en , ; BJs ists © Balt Oe

t

' Goods !

ly tlomory Training. “ | i .

Beat Macks Lourned ia ong readings | BEER BROS. ress Wiad undering eared. ai eR ae

Every child and ada't erent y een: | : 1 | Every Novelty. ore Pesta pnts oc Be. Shan Ha Immense Src i

ticliireente if Thom, * » great Psych ia

Hip Abgelley, 19... editor of the Christian T P Y BEER BROS. ik W

wy) agen Tare ciinseas Sodan F. ] A S | oe Silk raps, f j , anothers, sent poset free by — Veet. A LOISETT: v7 Pitth Ave. N. ¥:

Jet Wraps,

Every Style.

TO BUY YOUR

i

Latest Novelties |

| BEER BROS.

GEORGE MUSGRAVE

MORRISON & MUSGRAVE, BROKERS

AND--

Commission Merchants,

JaMES A, MORRISON.

a iscsi ililacbsilinhl

Popular FricéS! | ppint Cottons ! BEER BROS: | Print Cottons ! BONANZA LINES Immense Variety.

oF

AND—

HALIFAX Millinery _oFr— lel oseeerne : meat, of Island produce will receive Childrens’ Hats FLOUNCINGS, rompt attention. ~At— Th , WEFERENCES: Thomas Fyshe, Heq., Cashier FLOUNCINGS, Bank of Nova —AT—

Wonderfully Cheap.

5 Cents,

Chalmers, Saini mal at te eas eee — eae BEER BROS. 10 CG ts rng on 9 nn & JONES, 20 Cents. iA MERCHANTS aa samen 1 East Curar ann 9 & 14 MINCING oar i NEW STYLES

Lonpox, ENGLAND. Arriving Weekly.

Represented in Canada by Morrts &

Musurave, Halifax : ot ee eee eod Oot, 24, 1887 Charlottetown, June 14, 1898

SUNSHADES, SUNSHADES,

Special Bargains.

a

says: Several St. John fish dealers are re- ceiving consignments of Lake Superior white tish and salmon by the Dominion Express Company. About 50 pounds of the fish arrived yesterday, and though they had come 1,900 miles they were beautiful fish. Several specimen fish were presented

to some of the citizens, and everyone

speaks highly of them.

2e0 vreto

Fire at Stanley Bridge.

[Special By TELEPHONE.|]

Axpout three o'clock this morning, fire was discovered in the store of Mr. George Garrett, Stanley Bridge. It rapidly gain- ed headway, and, in a very short time, had complete possession of the building, whence it spread to Mr. Garrett’s dwelling house, adjoining, The fire spread rapidly, frus- trating all attempts to quench it, and burnt s» fiercely that the shop and house were soon completely destroyed. Nothing was saved from the shop excepting the safe; some furniture was saved from the house. Indeed, such slight warning had the inmates of the breaking out of the fire, that Mrs. Garrett barely escaped with her life. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and Mrs. Garrett, whose loss will be severe. The premises were partially insured, eer | Personal.

The Halifax Herald of yesterday says :— Rev. John McMillan left yesterday for Mal- peque, P. E. L., accompanying his daughters, who wili spend their vacation there.

Emma Skye, a Chippewa squaw,daughter of Chief Two Sides of the Skye,was married re- cently at East Superior, Wis., toTom McNaugh- ton,awhite man. They wereto havebeen mar- riedsometimeago, butowing to opposition from McNaughton’s' relatives it was postponed, She owns pine lands worth $15,000.

The Kentville Chronicle says: Hon. Samuel Chipman, now in the 99th year of his age, was in Kentville on Saturday last. The old gentleman is looking well. He and his for- mer colleague in the House of Assembly, Daniel Moore, only a few years his junior, met and exchanged reminescences on the street.

4 ere

eran eee

| | A Syuce Sum, —We are pleased to learn

gives tone and strength to the vital organs, '

Irving was struck by lightning. The cur-.

Local and Other Items. [LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

A Protest. | Srr,—I notice a small army of laborers and teams have been engaged for several days in cutting down that part of Truck Street, between Weymonth and Cumber- land—the clay thus excavated being deposited on Hillborough Street, between Kent and Grafton. Possibly the authority under whose direction this work is being

carried on, could justify it, if called upon |

to do so, but there are many who cannot see its utility. I do not know that either Street will benefit to any extent by the large expenditure which is being incurred. Both were ina fairly good state before— much better than the streets in many other parts of the city at present. When some of the present Civic officials were in autho- rity a few years ago, that portion of Hillsborough Street upon which the clay 1s now being dumped, received so much attention that the fact became a matter for public comment at that time. While many of the streets stand in absolute need of immediate repair, and our sidewalks are a reproach to the city, I protest against our money being squandered in the manner above indicated. TAXPAYER. —

Concert at Souris. The Concert in aid of the Sidewalk Fund came off in the Souris Court House on Thursday evening, and was a decided suc- cess. Below is the programme : ee ge ed Pe eee eee “oss. ee Piane Dustt -*“irand Marek”: .........5... Mrs. Reddin and Miss Knight. Vocal Solo—**The Old Sexton”. . Dr. McLellan TEI, «seni sth ooo wns iae Mr. Hughes Chorus—*‘I Love the Merry Sunshine”... -.. Children. Dactt—Piano and. Cornet.....%..........60 Miss Carleton and Mr. Shaw. Vocal Duett—‘‘What are the Wild Waves Saying”....Miss Knight and Mrs, Reddin PERU, a Faves chvece ceed Miss Katie Knight ¥OmOE Ne, Fi, eben tSes Mr. Hughes Piano Duett.. Miss Muttart and Miss Carleton Vocal Solo—*When the Tide Comes In”..... Mrs. Reddin. Chorus—‘‘Boat Song”.............. Children Solo and Chorus-—“*Old Folks at Home”. .... Miss Dingwell. IN i i i ee "hae ate Ge ne, pid ka ks, acs enc Band

><> @OG>-o——

An Eacir Carrurep.—Rupert F. Bont, ' j who is summering at Leicester, informs the

Fishery Bureau Report.

Hauirax, July 16.—Schooner Annie D arrived at East Pubnico yesterday from Grand Banks with 900 qts. Vessels arriv- ing at Canso from western and other banks | report fish in modern quantities. Schooner Victory, of Lunenburg, reports fish plenty on middle ground. This schooner took 700 qts. at Canso. Shore codfishing fair at West Arichat, Margaree and Malpeque, P. E. I., but poor on western shore, where scarcity of bait is complained of.

No mackerel, except a few at Point

| Brule, and small catches by hook-and-line

men at various points on the north of

P. E. I. Squid bait runs freely ashore at

West Arichat, and may be obtained by

oo at Canso and points in Chedabucto ay.

News Notes.

| Winnipeg proposes to raise $400,000 to develop the Assiniboine River.

A shock of earthquake was felt on the island of Arran, on the 17th inst., and the mainland of Scotland. Houses were vio- lently shaken.

The visible supply of wheat in the Unit- ed States and Canada decreased 1,244,800 bushels last week, and now amounts to 12,711,165 bushels, the lowest yet recorded. A year ago the visible was 22,418,090 bushels, and two years ago 31,450,000 bushels.

At a meeting of the Bank of British Col- umbia, held afew days ago, an interim dividend of six per cent, per annum and a bonus of one per cent. were adopted. Sir Charles Tupper congratulated the share holders, and declared the propects in British Columbia and through the rest of Canada splendid.

Russia intends to keep her navy up to the standard set by the other European pow- ers. Orders have been given for the con- struction of two new ironclads superior to anything that the Czar ever has had. They will be named the Emperar, Nicholas and the Gangorite. The chief constructor of the Russian navy furnishes the plans.

Lord Salisbury, in a speech at Mile End, on the 17th inst., told his hearers that they must not expect the day would ever come when the colonies would become a _ federa- tion in the same sense as the United States, bat he hoped that, by a common agree- ment, the present difficulties would be re- moved. Regarding Irish affairs, he said it was appalling to think that years hence their sons and grandsons might still be dis- cussing the Irish problem, with nothing new to say on the subject.

> —-_ +.

Odds and Ends.

Man will give ten words to the expres- sion of his joy, and fifty to lament his sor- rows.

It was a constable who remarked pleas- antly that he had an attachment for his victim.

There is one Chinamen in San Francisco who bids fair to become a celebrated mu- sical character. His name is Sing Hi.

An umbrella that has done service for forty years is owned by a Stroudsburg, Pa., man, and still protects him from the rain.

There is a young lady in Virginia who can write two love-letters at once—one with each hand. Thus does nature strive to accommodate herself to the evolution of the modern flirt.

Telegraphic Odds and Ends. Cuicaco, July 18.—The explosion of a boiler in the plaining mill of the R. V. |Stone lumber company this morning killed several men and several horses and burned the building.

{

| Mvatpe Tex., July 18.—Reports con- tinue tocome from surrounding country regardiny ihe high water. Lives are known to have been lost and the destruction of property is heavy.

Cotumsvus, Try.,July 18.—The Colorado ‘River at this point is 31 feet high and is ‘rising. The lowlands are inundated and crops destroyed. The damage to cotton crops in this county alone is estimated at $500,000. People have fied to the moun- tains. It has been raining for three weeks. A further rise of cne foot will cut off rail- road communication.

Lonpon, July 18.—The match for the

Elcho challenge shield was shot at Wim- ‘bledon to-day and was won by the Irish team with ascore of 1,689. The English {team scored 1,684 and the Scotch team 1,626. New York, July 18.—At the July meet- ing of the New York yacht club to-day it was resolved not to put up a special cup for competition in the match race with the Valkyrie. All the club events will be open to her. Earl Dunraven will be noti- fied. The yachting committee was author- ,ized to spend $600 for cups to be presented to first and second winners in the 40 and 70 foot class to be raced for during the cruise at Newport.

Lonpon, July 18.—It is officially an- nounced that the Queen will confer a duke- dom upon the Ear! of Fife.

Lonpon, July 18.—The police authori- ties acknowledge to-day that they have no clue whatever to the perpetrator of the latest Whitechapel murder, and he has disappeared as completely as after the previous outrages. The excitement over the crime continues as intense as ever, and the police ore roundly denounced by the people and many English journals for their failure to trace the horrible mystery.

Lonpon, July i8.—Matthew Harris, M. P. testified before the Parnell Commission to-day, that Eagan and Breunan left France when they joined the land league. Dr. Charles Tanner, Nationalist M. P., for the middle division of Cork, testified he had always been opposed to boycotting of women and children, though he endea- vored to get land grabbers bbycotted. He had been boycotted by Tories in Cork, who had iaduced many of his patients to leave him. He said he had always spoken against outrages.

_—_———__—_— ee + --

Tobacco Chewers Among Women.

A well known physician, while walking down the street with a friend, remarked, a patient of mine lives in that house who is dying—an idolized wife—beyond all help, and tobacco chewing has killed her. Why, Doctor ! what do you mean? I mean this: her husband is literally steeped in tobacco juice, and the insensible perspiration from his body has become so mond aris 5 with nicotine as to be a deadly poison. His wife, before I was called, had absorbed enough of the poisou so that no human power can save her; and even he will, 1 believe, end his days in torture from some kind of skin disease. The skin is really the most wonderful and important organ of the human body. Night and day, every hour of our lives, it is filtering out from the blood useless or poisonous debris. If it stopped work even for twenty-four hours in this or any case, death would ensue. You can imagine, then, what it means for a deli- cate, sensitive-skinned woman to sleep in a warm bed night after night with an inveterate tobaceo chewer. The skin and mucous mem brane of some persons is much more sensitive than others. A person who in sum- mer is subject to hay fever, tanned or burned skin, in winter te colds, bronchitis, chapped hands, or chilblains, ought always (whether at home or travelling) to keep a bottle of John- son’s Anodyne Liniment near at hand. Dilute the liniment with water and gently bathe, or moisten a cloth with it and lay upon the irri tated skin if very sensitive; then wash it clean in the morning with Castile soap and water. If a person who takes cold quickly, or is pre disposed to bronchitis or catarrh, or exposed to any poison, irritating to the skin or mucus surfaces, which might tend to cause consump tion will every night, before retiring, bathe the chest and throat with Johnsoa’s Anodyne Liniment and, before dressing in the morning, rub the whole body smartly with a coarse towel, slightly dampened, and then wiped dry, we believe they never would have pu! monary troubles, or disease from defective working of the skin. LS. Johnson & Co., Boston, Mass., will send a phamplet, free, describing other uses for this old household remedy, now eighty years old.

Odds and Ends.

A gipsy fortune teller informed a Penn- sylvania girl that if she was not married by the time she was 21 it would not be her fault.

A marriage license was issued at Pitts- burg last Tuesdey to a couple whose ages foot up 135 years. Both have been married before.

When you find a man whe hates news- papers you want to forgive him, because his conduct made it necessary for the news- papers to hate him.

A young man in Pennsylvania could not affurd to take his wife on a wedding tour, sv he purchased five dollars worth of rides on a merry-go-round, and they travelled until tired out,

‘ics

New ribbons, new plushes, new grenadine and other new goods just opened at Perkins & Sterns. jy 13 3i

—--—— - oe

To make room for new goods, R. K. Brace will sell Glass and Crockeryware cheaper than ever.

All orders for moving Baggage,*Parcels or Furniture left at R. K. Brace’s Store will be \promptly attended to by Joseph Dewar. j Melephone communication.

: ;