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socal and Other Items.

' 0. 0. F Regul ir session of W ilde y todge this evening * ety cordially weicomedc

cf Fifteen coat, pants and axteo aT U ao. | e ft axers. N ' » ATSe lass nands wa Mel &* Mek enz ; lv... ,ecu © iZie. seed BPI aad - PaNsy Boss were presented this ANS a’ : . Age or sorning with a ' aGaras P msies, — ked in the gat en of Capt A. Cameron, 5 uF S ' ~ »patom ! 7 a and 15 dolla: UCR § H } ‘ } . . i at the eat vaiue ever seen in epee sulia SS oe my29 3i

his city.’ A. Brune t ait

Armstrong, of New-

ay.—DMr. R H Lucey thousand

ala, N. B., has won & “oat dollar prize

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M. R.A { lodge of the Catholic y rast Benefit Associ ition was organi red . Moncton & few nights ago. Dr . ts gourque is President.

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To- Monkow (Saturday) James Paton &

, will offer a splendid lot of ladies water-

all much uu ler aS gu a Oprice. Also, waisees walerpr we Obs SESS. - o—<—_—

1 oO. Ar Members of the Loyal Orange sagocistion will attend div ine =worsnip, | sabbath morbing, juiy i-th, im a@ bouy, ‘aly dress. Advertisement next week,

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Ogrrvany.—\WVe regret to learn of the death of Or Kenneth Headerson, Jr., which occurred at his residence, Clyde River, last evening.

The deceased feil a victim to la grippe after a}

fe* days’ iliness.

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Ravers Hovss Prorenty. ~Two plots of

: y sold by auction to-day this rty were 80! ’ . be Frrenavers being, for the first plot, Messra. Dae man & Sons, at $1,455; and for the cond plot (a smelier lot), De. Conroy, at esl0

p.E. 1. R.—Tbe vacancy in the Account- ants Office, caused by the resignation of a derk, has been filled by appointing Mr, John M. Nicholson to the position Mr. Nicholson is a sou ci John P. Nicholson, Esq., of this city.

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Queen's Bmrupay.—The guns fired at Souris in the morning were not fired by the artillery from the battery, but from the shipping in the cove. A royal salute of twenty-one guns was fired from the bat-

te’y at Doon. ~_-__—»S>-- —-

Moxtu’s Mixp.—The month’s mind of the iste Bishop Mclatyre will be held in St. Dunstan's Cathedral on Wednesday next. It is understood that the sermon on the oceasion will be preached by Archbizhop Beien.

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Cerro Preces.—An Indian was run over snd killed fast night near Rothesay, on the CR. His body was badly mangled and an inquest is being held today. Two or three trains had run over the body it was diacovered.— Moncton Times.

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Agvatic.-- It is announced that O'Connor

end Hanlan and Gaudaur and Mchay have been matched to row a double scull race for the champion boat of the w rid and $1,000ja side, the race to occur between July 16 and $3, at atime and place to be affixed - July tt ae

Sr Denstan’s CatHeprat.—About 150 culdren were admitted to First Com- wonion yesterday mormng, and about 200 were confirmed in the afternoon by His Lordship the Bishop. The sponsors were Dr. Conroy and Mrs. Conroy. All the children tock the total abstinence pledge until their twenty-first birthday.

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Paivet or Waters Cortece —The closing oer < the Academical year of the Prince “ W ales College will be held in the Phil- harmonic Hall on Friday evening, 29th inst., s Soclock, precisely. The students will an some choruses under the leadership of their instructor, Rev. Professor Lioyd. The puplic are cordially iavited to be present.

Notes of invitation will not be issued this year, a Buxctany.—Prowse’s grocery store on (ye Kent and Hillsboro’ Streets ing last oa” burglars on Monday eveu- en ae & quantity of small articles the ede wm. The _burglars entered oiien thee pm of an outside hatch, cine ¢ coe lar they got into the shop level open An the floor, which they tho live ia t. Prowse and his family which the sho ‘ foested Sccanaeall when the he aed ocated, were not at home ry wha committed,

ion Case Was Wirupkawy. — Prof. rar i. dancing master of Toronto, was Wilk the other day to Rev. J. M. oe divine, who shortly before Gdenas © some strictures on the practice Pe wae The professor did not take long —— Rev. gentleman that he did a he was talking about. Mr. eae en informed Mr. Thomas that neat take some of the polish off his wall be apply it on his intellect. matters improved all round.

_ The danc- i tet had Mr. Wilkinson charged iMsulting language, but he ws

persuaded to withd ¢ raw the charge before Ne case was called in court. P ; A Sap C as 7 vey 4SE'—Yesterday a woman who on Edward Street calied at the police

Mary kn cutee ys 4 pitiful story of ill-treat- Se saad . at the hands of her husband.

Z that on that ‘a morning her husband cantaieated beat her about the head : er , ; im; also that on Mord — mane te

och lay morning at one and 2 sreaged her little boy out of bed the mither mM go out and look for liquor, the ays he going Withhim. On Sunday, Telage. te gave her a beating because she further ene: or liquor for him. She says the ha,” “at when her husband is drinking

ag to , . four Sits hans and look for food for her

| Mponed. ppte8 among the charitably te cruel husband will likely

Ave q chs leer an” to explain matters to His me Stipendiary Magistrate. lt

Sal, he ful ¢ am that Prowse Bros , the wonder- the en are surprising every one at ’ mMendous bar Ss iwi : men's, boy's and vains they are giving in lng bargain and children’s clothing. Start- eu), *to-morrow night. Every one

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bare the larv

1 Ihg on Patent buyers of ready-made bay per tt 4 is} and, therefore we can Re heart t,t My other firm We have

to t, g sell the cheapest and will do Nhthing pre wen ag ered wanting

THE DAILY EXAMINER, - - - -

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this week.

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‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

SpecraL Deseatenrs to Tuk Examen.

SIR JOHN = MACDONALD'S HEALTH.

Doctors enjoin Complete Rest

for the Present.

Orrawa, May 29. Sir John Macdonald has been unweii all ' Last evening the following bulletin was issued by Dr. Powell of Otta-

‘n @ Montreal Derby sweep-| Wa and Drs. Ross and Stewart of Mon- itrenl ;

‘Sir John Macdonald has had a return

of his attack of physical and nervous pros- | tration.

We have enjoined complete rest for the present and entire freedom from

| public business.”

In view of this opinon, Sir John will not probally lead the House of Commons

again this session.

There is no truth in the report that Sir

| Charles Tupper has been cabled for. At | present

there is no ground for serious

alarm.

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HOME RULE,

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Archbishop Croke Afraid that the Cause is Lost.

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Dupin, May 29.

Archbishop Croke said yesterday that he was really afraid that the Home Rule cause is lost. Within the last four months he had heard several staunch, a intelligent Irishmen say that considering all that had occurred since the revelations in the O'Shea case, and the strange action of a section of the Irish people, preferring the interests of one man to the cause of the entire country, Ireland had given both friends and foes to believe it utterly unfit for Home Rule,

Tho Seal Fishory.

PROHIBITION OF SEALERS

Seen Lonpon, May 29. Mr. Goschen gave notice yesterday of bill empowering the Queen to prohibit British subjects from catching seals in

| Behring Sea for « stated period—under-

stood to be ene year.

Fighting in South Aftica.

Lonpon, May 29. Despatches from South Africa say that another fight has occurred between the British and Portuguese, and that the latter were defeated.

A Prelate Hil.

New Yors, May 29. Cardinal Gibbons is ill and has been or- dered to discontinue work.

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Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, May 29.—10 a. m. Moderate winds; fair, not much change in temperature. —- 2 +@+e-—_——_—_—_—-_——~ Dr. MecGlynn’s Lecture on the School Questlon.

About 800 people gathered in Mechanics Hall lasc night to hear Rev. Rdward Me- Glynn, D. D., formerly pastor of St. Stephen’s Church, New York city, lecture on “The Public Schools and Their Enacmies.”

Fr. McGlynn on rising was loudly ap- plauded. He thanked Dr. Thomas for his friendly words and the audience for its warm welcome. He began by saying that if there were any in the audience who had come there in the hope of hearing him re- vile or calumiate the Catholic religion, or to see him pose before them as *‘a convert- ed priest,” they were going to be disap- pointed. He was as much a Catholic to- day as he ever was, notwithstanding his suspension from the priesthood. — His quarrel was not with the religion, but it was with certain high offizials of the chureh, with whom he was at variance on some 1in- portant points.—- Worcester Times.

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DIED.

In this city, on the 28th inst., Robert Per. cival, in the 88th year of his age.

(Funeral will leave his late residence on Kent Street, on Sunday, 30th inst., at 2 p. m., for People’s Cemetery j.

At Clyde River, yesterday, May 28, Dr. Kenneth Henderson, aged 43 yeere.

{Funeral on Saturday at | o'clock, from his late residence to Marshfield cemetery.

At Bonrbaw, on the 21st inst, after a iong illness, Mr. James Conway, aged 80 years. Mr, Conway was a native of Ireland and emigrated to this Island in the year 1822. He was blind for the past 55 years. He leaves two sons and one daughter, and a large circle of friends.

Ten thousand feet picture frames mouldings bought 15 per cent. below market price, expected in a few days. —Mark Wright & Co.

All kinds of stuff mattresses, very cheap this year. Woven wire mattresses (our own make), prices $3, $3.50, aud &t each,—Mark Wright & Lo,

Do not believe that we don’t keep ready made clothing. We keep the finest goods made in Canada, comprising children’s, boys’, youths’, and men’s, and have tiem marked at the lowest possible prices,—James Paton & may 28tf

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Co, MAxy prominent men are now being carried off by the ravages of la grippe. _W hen we consider that by using Campbeli’s Quinine Wine as a preventative we cau ward off the attacks of la grippe, we would advise you to purchase a bottle from your druggist. tf Weare bound to keep up our record for cheap crockery. We believe that we have a piece of glass or crockery ware for every man, woman and child on P, E. Island, at the

‘eageext Crockery Store.—W. P. Colwill.

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fe» cent deoied , ee

REV. DR.

M'GLYNN

—LECTURES IN THE—

MARKET HALL

‘iN ais

Monday & Tuesday Ev'gs,

June Istand 2nd.

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SUBIECTS : Mouday—‘ The Labor Problem.” Tuesday — ‘‘Religion & Equal Rights,”

Doors open at 7.30; Lecture to commence at 8 o'clock.

Admission, 35c; Reserved Seats, 50c.

Tickets now on sale at Apothecaries’ Hall! Medical Hall, C, D. Rankin's, Reddin Bros’, F. de C. Davies’, W. R. Watson’s and A. 8. Jobnson’s Drug Stores; also at Havzard & Moore’s and the Diamond Bookstore.

SECURE YOUR TICKETS EARLY! may22—s w fm

GRAND CONCERT!

THE CELEBRATED CANTATA,

“The Golden Legend,”

Will be Performed by the Philharmonic Society and Orchestra,

ON THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, IN PHILHARMONIC HALL.

Price of Admission, 50 cents, may 26—7i

DAVIES’ DRUG STORE.

WE have now opened our SPRING GOODS, Pe and are ready to show exceptionally fine ‘ines in Perfumes, Soaps, Colognes, Hair, Tooth, Cioth and Nail Brushes, Sponges, Sponge Bags, Nursery Powder, Putfs, Puff Boxes, and every article necessary for the Boudoir or Nursery. Onur stock of Flies, Rods, Reels, Fly Books Casting: Lines, Silk, Hair, Grass and Linen Lines, Hooks with or without Gut, and everything necessary for sportsmen. “all and examine our stock. It has been carefully selected and of the right kinds that are used in P. E. Island fishing, Our line of FANCY SOAPS is exceptionally fine, viz, Pears’ Scented and Unscented, Mar- gerison s, Baby’s Own, 4711, Colgate’s, Vinolis, Morse’s, Hearle’s. A new line of Choice French Soaps just aoxived. _

‘e are making a specialiy in PORTED CIGARS, and are showing some very choice brands. Lovers of a geod Havana should give usa call before going elsewhere. Also, Pipes, Tobaccos.— Caanesen-

DAVIKS’ SALVE.—Our sale for this invalu- able Salve is getting better every day. Once tried no other wil! be used. Price 25 cents per box, five for $1.00, For sale by the followin Druggists :—Reddin Bros., Apothecaries’ Half A. S. Johnson’s; J. ©. Milford, Victoria; G-ur- lie’s and Muirhead’s. Summerside.

Agent for Alex. Lazarus, Optician, London snd Montreal.

SPECTACLES of every description. from 25c. to $3.00 per pair.

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Household Furniture, &.

AT AUCTION.

I AM instructed by Mies Dawson to sell at Auction, at her late residence, Grafton Street West, on WEDNESDAY, Srd June, at 11 o'clock, a. m. :—

Her Furniture, consisting of one Mahogany Drawisg Room Set, one Walout do., Walnut and Marbie Bedroom Set, Mahogany Side- board, Centre Tables, Sofa, Hair Cloth Easy Chairs, Wardrobe, Cheffoniers, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Brusseis Carpets, ete., China Tea Sets, Cut Glassware, Silver Spoons, Knives, Forks and alot of Silverware, Des- sert Set (China), Pictures, Steel Engravings, Curtains, etc : Kitchen Stove and Kitchen

Prices may?22

Utensils. Terms Cosh. CHAS, L MORRISON, may 20 Auctioneer. WANES, LOST, FOUND &

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R SALE.—A Thoroughbred Jersey Bull Caif, Apply at this office. 3i—may2?

TO LET.-A House on the corner of Cumber- landand Eusion Streets. Apply to R. Fen-

NELL, at Norton & Fennell’s. lw-~may29

OUND.—A Purse containing a small sum of

money. Apply at this office. tf- naay28 W ANTED.--A Housemaid. Apply to Miss Peters, Sidmount. w tf—may27

Wy ANTED AT ONCE.—A Housemaid, with references. Apply at the Horet Davies. mav27—tf

O LET.—One-half of that Brick House on the

corner of Queen and Fitzroy Streets, con-

taining nine large rooms. Apply to ALEXANDER HORNE. lw—may26

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T° LET.—The House on King Square now in possession of Mr. Isaac Carter, pleasantly situated and convenient, containing eigh' Possession given immediately. Apply to Isaac Carter at the store of George Carter & Co., or to Henry Smith, Pleasant Street. lw—may26

OR SAL¥.—A new, light Track Sulky, one of F the best in the Province. Also, a nice strong Buggy, Island made by a first-class builder, Ap-

ly to W. C. ‘fick, Grafton Street, next doer to ish Market 3i (tu th fri) pd—may26

WANTED, by the Ist of June, a Girl for genera housework. Liberal wages. Apply to Mrs. Putte LARGE, Bayfield Street. i pd—may26

OST.—To-day, in town, a purse containing @ L aum of money. A reward wi!] be paid the tinder on leaving at this office. tf—may26

WANTED.—A Cook in a family of four. Wash- ing given out. Apply at this office. may23—tf

WaNTED.—A Nurse to take care of one child. Middle-a:‘ed woman preferred. Apply at this office. tf- may21 YO LE T.—One-balf the Double Tenement House on the corner of Pownal and Sidney Streets, containing nine rooms. Possession given imme- diately. Apply to Henry C. Douse. tf—iwayd a. Nel aciadoenieemninnnrn {.T.—The house on Upper Queen Street T occupied by Mr. W. L. Cotton. Possession

15th July. MR. A, N,

LaRGE,

FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1891.

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We take great tomers that, after last secured a lin?

pleasire in informing our cus- many eXperiments, we have at

of BLACK HOSIERY called

x Stainless Black !

Will not stain the feet or garments in any way, and withstands the effects of perspiration, as well as

REPEATED WASHINGS WITH SOAP AND SODA

We guarantee that the dye contains no ingredients likely to be injurious to the. wearer of the fabric. Having thoroughly tested the goods, we confidently recommend _ . = as an article of great merit, and one which will prove a boon to

ose who have long wanted a BLACK STOCKING WHICH DOES NOT STAIN OR LOSE ITS COLOR.

—_, — cnet —— — te BROWNS BLOCK a = Charlottetown, May 23, 1891—eod

MENS AND BOYS’ HATS |

PERKING & STERNG.

cninpnenstiitilinendtinmme —-— x)—---—--—--—— —

We have a lot of Men’s and Boys Straw Hats. which we want to clear out quick. Have placed them on eur Counters im the Basement, and they go at low prices.

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Lot No. 1---About 280 Hats, ranging in price from 0c, to $1.50, now 40c, each. Lot No. 2---About 345 Hats, " a " A0e. to 60¢,, now 20¢, ” Lot No, 3---About 300 Hats, : “ 16c, to 45¢, now Waa

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DE HATS, 15 OTS. EACH.

A LOT OF LADIES’ SHA at lowest prices.

Gloves and Hosiery Umbrellas and Parasols---very best value.

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Did You Hear the Report

OF THE DOWNFALL IN PRICES OF

READYMADE GLOTHING ?

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If not, come along to the Popular Clothing Stere and see for yourselves.

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Tweed Suits from 75c.; Worsted Suits from $9.00 ; Gents’ Pants from 98c.

25 Children’s Suits, worth $1.50, for 75c.; 50 Gents’ Suits, worth $6, $7 and $8 a Suit, will clear this lot at $4.78.

Call and get a Bargain at the

Store in Town. JAMES PATON &

Charlottetown, May 20, 1891--eod wy

Cheapest Clothing

C@., M \BASE SQUARE.

Page Haig, Wino Sade, Cartan Pl,

HE BAZAAR CO. have received daily for two weeks from 2 to 6 PAPERS, including all the latest styles in English, American and Canadian Papers, Dados, Ceilings, Borders and Freizes, aud have now, without doubt, the finest show in the city In order to clear out our tremendous stock, we will sell at the bottom prices. We have only to show the Papers. They sell themselves. ENGLISH WASHABLE PAPERS in every variety aud at lowest prices. One Hundred

of last year’s Blinds at half price to clear. NEW BLINDS —a lovely assortment. Handsome Paper Blinds at 15c. each. Cartain Poles at 55c. exch. Corrugated Carpet Paper to arrive ina

few days. Cheapest supply ever in the city, BAZAAR CO., Queen Street.

Apply at THE EXAMINER office, OF 19 Jon, rlottetown, April 16, 1891—eod & why

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