HE DAILY EXAMINER.

LERMS :-—~F rv DoLLARS A YEAR.

oa

NEW SERIES.

Ae nee ree ee. rere nate uEy-w . .

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BOSTON.

ARRANGEMENT |

THE PALACE STEAMERS |

OF THE — 2 r INTE!

RHATI GHA AL §.S. C9. Loa t. John for Boston, via Eastport and Port-

Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at

sO) FEE EES

sand, every 5.00 2. WE. Leave St.

BOSTON DIRECT.

John at 8 o’clock every Saturday night |

Fare from Char! yttetown to Boston, $6.50, 2nd ! class ; $0.50, Ist. class j For tickets and other information apply to {ARP F. W. HALES, Pr. Bh Bee P. E. 1. Steam Nay. Co, or to your nearest Ticket Agent. i May 7, 1886--eod wky

1, ARTHUR & CO. ITHRAL

+hoT

Commission Merchants, | (2) ATLANTIC AVENUE, |

Boston, MASS.

= z a oye i . rp q 5 ff 4 : Z wa - i x «| —-= BACH PLUG OF THE

2° j 3 7 rs 6 “- a ; 2 % ss te ae ' i. ra gf f 3 ~ ‘

Rew _— re — eo wm

W i a 2 a Re eee Ree e ans } ANKIN HOUSE! . tas os oe - el eo | de né lease for a term of years . vel vn tio ituated on cor rand ’ ial Streets, in Chariotte ry ; : . o 7 : on t lat Jetoubs \ iformati be given, elther tter or perst interview 3,.a1 RAY, DAVI iD STIRLING, Trustees, ;

Ch'towa. June 12, 1886—junly2aw ber jowr

| CLOTHING, which he

Ch’town,

i which ena!

* This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men,

oe eee

having te advise the Public, may speak free.”

EURIPIDES.

SINGLE Copres Two Ceyts.

CHARLOTTETOWN, P.

EK. ISLAND,

t RIDAY, JULY

1G, 1886.

VOL. 19.—NO. 46.

“Tie

‘STRICT ATI

Business, I

Hs.

-

ENTION

fonesty and Square Dealing, and p:ying

Cash every time, 1s what has placed

mS ~~ <e \ 7 * EK. PRYWSEH to the front of in CLOTHING, HATS, Xe.

He does not advertize to sell goods at cost, but he guaran- ‘tees to sell from 10 to 25 per cent less than those who do adver- \ tia > to sell at cost.

He does not try to deceive the people by making a big blow and offering paltry rewards, but*trys to do things right and has the goods to back him*up in what he advertizes.

He 500 HATS and $4,000 worth of guarantees to sell from 10 to 25 per cent

any house in the trade, A fot of

bought less than half price, and will be sold less than half price.

iie does not ask the people to helieve his advertisement

untal they see his s; he knows then they will believe, and knows that the icea back him up every time

all competitors,

has now about 6,

than

legs

price goods aud pr

All goo is freely shown. or sent to ‘ny part of the town.

ce Please don

:

t forget to call.

Bhai RQ? VV" Set

Stzgm of the Gi AAT, 74 Queen “treet. Ch’town, May 7, °86—eod wky

aa menes 28

Sereties eee — ause

zx es ™ =x _

A GREAI

a

o~ ey ecg. Ss ai pic bie hE aay UMMER caa.e)

LOSES, Sirus ome i

WET ae

oe se} % 4

+ x.

= ope oe

bs

- Rise

L.,

and Visitors on or

RUSTICO BHACH,

j \sS — rit and will he for Guests be fore UL Y

improved this 10th.

season, open

se TE R MS: Moderate. Lhe Proprietors will spare no pains to make this the finest summer resort in the

- ~e

June 15,

IN EW SON

ae

B0S STON,

HALIFAX

iN

‘1886.

& CO.

AND P. E. ISLAND

Sieamship Line

Will, on

TRIPS PER WEEK.

comnpapenenmpinmnananingl, rcentenenscatnmattinattits

and after Ist July, 1886, make

TWO

The Steamship “MERRIMACK” (Capt. Crowell) 2,200 Tons.

The Steamship “CARROLL” (Capt. Brown) 1,400 Tons.

fhe Steamship ‘‘WORCESTER” (Capt. Allen) 1,400 Tons. ene (} —_—

Cemmencing on Thursday, Ist July, one of the above Steamships will leave Charlotte-

own at 6 o'clock. p. m., on

MONDAY AND

until

THURSDAY further

Accommodations.

of each week, notice.

; . ; vessels have uperior Passenger eight handled carefully

The LOWEST R

These

SATES c ianait for both Passengers and Freight. For further particulars apply to

CARVELE. BHOTHERS,

Agents, Charlottetown. CROSBY General Agents,

Nick »rson’s W harf,

—dy wy pat her jour 2 mos

AT’ & FUR STORE,

Wewson. Block. A NEW DEPARTURE!

NICKERSONS & Boston. June Mth, 18856

very

Cieaned, Dyed, a

kinds, altered and Repaired.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for Raw Furs.

E STUART. ‘ch’ town, May 4,

Boe TS! BOOTS

LATES STYLES -FINE EST FINISH.

KY E are opening a great variety of \ ior cas.

und Shoes are

1886

cash, in the lowest markets,

trouble to show goods.

in large quantities for

in the

bought

Our boots les us to give *) est value tiede—n

eo

; and Shoes are cele!

Our own manufacture of Bo eat demand. Ask your stor

SOLE LEATHER, wholesale and retail, che ap tor ish.

DORSEY, GOFF & CO.

ited throughout the Island, and are

keepers for our make of Solid Leather Boots.

Ch'town, June 17, 1886.

this Clothing was

LOWEST}

BOOTS, SHOF Piet SLIPPERS to be sold Cheap}

NSO

| tt tad

_

ay | |

neal

SAFE. SURE.

| PROMPT. | AWONDERFUL REMEDY

} Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam,

‘ } Tt is as pleasant ! Asthma, which

as honey Coughs,

lead to

Colds, and

Consumption, have been

speedily cured by the use of ADaMsON’s BALSA after aother medicines have failed. Sufferers n either revent or chronic coughs or ns, Can re$ort to this great iout o¢ obbalning speedy relief Mess t it ate °

Por SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,

if aT 7 S cB AE

oO" TERS can be obtained, as usual, at the office

of the subscriber, No. 35 Water Street, for car- goes of the foliowing Coals, viz: Albion Mines, Pieteu, Nova Scotia Large.

CAPE ERETON

Md Sydaey, large. Titeen Vines, lar ge and slack j ane : | Victoria Mines, large and slack, ;} The Slack Coals from Lingan and Victoria | Mines ere clean and bright, aud can be used in

piace of several sorts of Pictou oe ' G. | June 15, 1886—cod ti

——o

. DeEBLOLS.

recently o colt

pra Land and Property situated on the

by the undersigned, | Brighten Road, BENJAMIN HEARITZ, | April 20—Zaw tf & pat

BSOLUTE PURITY. |

; ; pur following ananlyses (made by the Domin- ion Analyst) of three BAKING POWDERS sold in this market should put a stop to the unjust ¢forts of the Royai to mislead the public as té its being the uniy pure Powder. These im- partial tests show that other Powders are as pure and wholesome: W. SAUNDERS, Dom. Analyt, reports : Royal—Contains Alkaline Carbonates—e mixture. consisting mainly of Bi-Carbonate of Soda and Cream of Tartar—adulterated with about 20 per cent, of Starch,

in

|

St. John, N. B.

W. F. BEST. Dom. Analyst, St. John, N. B., reports : | Pure Gold—Contains Cream of Tartar, Carbon- !

ate of Soda—fresh and pure. \~ Nov. lv, 1882— Not adulterated;

same as usual, Not adulterated

WOODILL same ag |

June 4, 1884—Fresh and pure; same composition as usual.

{t(D BOW MAN, Dom. N. 8., reports:

WOODILL'S : re _— a ality; Woodill’s German Baking Powder jet?

a reputation for purity and wholesomeness now ne arly 30 years, j May 21, 1886.

ESTABLISHED 1873. MEMBERS CHAMBER G.MMERCE.

WE BUY.

Potatoes, Spiling, R.. Ties, Pumber, Hatts, Canned | Kish, fisy, Eggs,

MAYNAIEI Analyst. Halifax, !

contains nothing |

Prod: nee, Write us Ship to

& CO.,

Boston, (Geis-)

And sell on commission. q iwtations,

ae

HATHEWAY

22 Central Wharf, eral Commission Merchants. Consign your vessels to our house. Will receive personal attention, Charters, Freights and Vessels for the United States, Newfound- land, West’ indies, South America Ports. | Lumber, “tone and Oil seights. April 12, ’86-

fully bei

3mos

1S27 - = = E886. T. & E. KENNY,

Dry Geods and Shipping,

HALIFAX CANADA. _ (BER TT eects ak Lae Meee ae np ’ ie K K 7 i 7 NN } if Y INL

(FP. «, anew hip Qyners and Brokers, eneral Commission Merchants, |

| GRESHAM HOUSE,

Bishopsgate Street, LONDON, E. C., Fugland, Seoits and Yanghans Codes.

half-past | President

| Exchange

{Wrirren Esrecratty ror Tae Examiner. |

“Ethel De Wolfe

OR,

SHADOWS ‘ND SU SHINE.

BY 8. M. BENT. ChAPTER.. IX.

(Cor tinwed.) The hands

of the great clock indicate ten, the bell tinkles, the Vice takes his seat, and begins his | daily task of calling out stock quotations. | As his stentorian voice rings out each quo- ‘tation, members of the Exchange rush to | the cockpit and roar out their offers te buy or sell, with a savage vehemence and \ari- ety of tone that may aptly be compared to the roaring of a menagerie at feeding time. A lull succeeds this excitement, and then the stern faces of the brokers relax, and fun and mischief drive away the hard lines visages. They their

from their natural restraints, and become boys for the

Tor get

moment. Paper pellets ‘fivy around the room, hats are knocked off, sham chal- lenges are made and sparring ‘‘bouts’ engaged in, and nicknames and = slang

bandied from one to 1, and boisterous

counteract the

? are freely In the re! seem nec

phrases another. fun that intense excitement of the mx all sense of pi lost, and brought out of the chaos only by the voice of the Vice President ¢ alling out

‘‘Lenora Silver Mines, 35 to 36}.”

“What?” ~‘“Again!” ‘Again!’ ** Re- peat that quotation !” shout a orous Voices.

‘‘Lenora’ Silver Mines, 35 to 36}

A hundred men rush to the cockpit, and offer Lenora stock for sale. Ne one buys At last, the hard, flinty-faced broker whon: we heard, but an hour ago, threatening Mr. i De Wolfe, Says :

‘Ill take Lenora at 30.” He meets ready sellers, finds the stock coming in lowe ars his offer ue 25, ani “whit h buys up the e tien stock atloat.

aAxabiol essary to ment before,

° ° ; prety MS oraer 35 i

dozen clam

When no more is of fered, the pit:

‘“Gentlemen, that } hold is for sale at ten doli ar.

Nobady cares to wid and exciting scene with face white as death, totters frem his seat to the

the total amount of Lenora cents to the

buy. Unheeding the around him, an Lemuel DeW fe

door, enters a

car, and leaves the mad whirl behind. All

save a few thousands of his wealth is in- | Vest < oin’ the Genora mines, which have- idenly and unexpectedly * ‘panned out,

anil he knows that he is ruined, as all th stock, clear oft his own, is held by his bitterest enemy, who is forcing the price down to a mere nominal figure. The threat- enederash has really come, and the grim ghostly shadow of ruin flits mockingly before him, laughing at his despair.

CHAPTER X.

A MODERN SHYLOCK.

i Til have my bond; speak not against my bond; |

i have sworn an oath that I will have my bond;

| Thou call’ dst me dog, before thou hadst a cause:

dog, beware my fangs,—

Merchant of described in De Wolfe was

But, since Iam a

Venice Two days after the events our last chapter, just as Mr. 'preparing to go to his office, he was asked ito meet a visitor. Entering the reception room, he found himself face to face with Lionel Warner, whom he had always re- garded with the most lively contempt.

‘Well. Mr. Warner,” said he, aiter bid

ding him good morning in a very frigid | manner, ‘‘to what circumstance ain | in-

9?

debted for the honor of this early visit |

‘‘You are coubtless aware, Mr. De Wolfe, that our firm has bought up all the ‘* Lenora’ Mine stock on the market ?”

* You"

‘And you hold the balance, a able amount, I believe /

‘I do, but if you wish to purchase you

consider

| will have an opportunity of doing so at the

to-day. I have had sufficient personal intercourse with you, and i decline to consider any proposals from you when made outside the usual medium of buying and selling stock.” “You mistake enough of that pose, and care not You probably realize that it is power to ruin you financially / ‘*And Ido not imagine, judging from what I know of you personally, and the method of business pursued by the firm of which you are a member, that you will hesitate for one moment in making use of

hold quite

pur- pm

me, sir; we answer our price falls. our

} stock 1 Bs ae 7 now tow the

now im

that power. Indeed, [am only curious to} . r , . 1 ? know how far you will carry t your vil wns:

“Well, Mr. DeWolfe, as I tol

day ili ere remains but one avenue of esc ior you to accept or reTuse.

. , + : i Ps f ;

Do vou think that | have talien so iow

as to accept any favor from hands like yours, with so many social sins /” “You have long carried a high head, Mr. DeWolfe, you are > highly respected on the Exchange, you have been used to luxury all your life, and Miss DeWolfe, surround- ed by everything she could wish, has never

and when he. so freely, he | heure he :

he says, as he steps from |

‘tof the same

; i, Vou soe!

stained, |

present honored name and that of a bank- rupt. Accept the offer I have already made you, and give me your daughter in ew iro and the world will never know how ¢ losely you have stood in need of what it calls ¢ harity.

“Give you, a drunken gambler and lhiber- tine, my da ughter? No! Lionel Warner, you mistake i) * forbearance when you 80 brazenly repeat the words for which ] turned you out of my office. Please take | your leave at once, before contempt over- comes my good sense, and I kick you down 'the steps.” | **You still persist in refusal then.” °

**] do: my daughter is the promised wife of a nobler man than you, but even were she free, she should never link the proud name of DeWolfe with one which is a synonym for baseness. Gather all the ‘**Lenora’”’ stock afloat, and do your utmost

to crush me, as you have done with many another honest man whose earnings you have gambled away,” come what may, I

shall weather the storm.”’

“Perhaps you may, but remember Mr. DeWolfe, that all other stocks which you now hold, the he Lenora, are rapidly falling, cannot use them as collaterals,

Ww hole ea : besides ¢t

and you

while a mortgage on Inglewood for jorty thousand dollars is due in a few days, when it will positively be foreclosed, for the iInoTtgeavgee 18 in our power just as Arinty as you are, and he must obey our wishes in the matter. Ah! that makes you winee, that brings you to look upon nffairs in a new light You may weather the storm,

DeWolfe. but [ think

everything yor now

as you boast, Mr. differently, and

POSSESS Coles rucder the auctioneer’s ham- mer, ‘‘Warner and Son,” will be near at |hand, and will gloat over your down- fall. The long sought by my father will from financial and

social life control the stream

’ } wie)

the \

re Venge so ip you you

BW ex

Un.LGss

before it gets beyond your strength. | will not press you further at present, I

msider, and when | all for my final answer this day week, | hope to find you in a more able frame of mind, and in a proper disposition t. entertain my offer. In the meantime, allow me to wish you ‘good-morning.

(To be continued.)

oon

wil) vive you time to ce:

reaso

‘at Erishmen in Office.

Gr

| Sir George Ferguson Bowen, in a paper which he read not long since before the | Royal Colonial institute, adyocated for Ire- land a voice in the Imperial peliey. under any system of federation for the Eimpire which could be expected to work satisfac worily, Even as things are and have beén during the present century, he added, [rishmen, if they had not enjoyed complete self-government at home, might derive some consolation from the fact that they had a great part of the vest of the world. ‘There had not only been Irish prime minis- ters, chancellors, men, ambassadors, judges, adrairals, genera's and other high functionaries in England, but a large pro- portion of the Colonial and Indian goy- lernors had been and still were Lrishmen. | The brothers Wellesley, one with his head jand pen, the other with his hard and isword, consolidateé the Incian Empire, jand that great dependency, after being ruled by two Lrish Viceroys, Lords Mayo and Laurence, is now splendidly adminis- tered by another illustrious Irishman, Lord | Dufferin, with Sir F. Roberts, still another nation, as his commander-in- ‘chief. A few vears ago the four chief pro- vinces of the Empire were in the hands of

States

four Irishmen—India, of Lord Mayo; Canada, of Lord Duffermm: Victoria, of Sir George Bowen: New South Wales, of Sir

| Here nee Robinson. He had heard it once 2 Pere dinner. that only one grea

‘colony was yoverned by an Englishman, and that exe eptional site ntate had had three all Lrish women.

{ said é

wives

| }

| Bad Bills.

! neuiiilion

| Counterfeit bank bills are becoming alana gly plentiful in Canada. There can ibe no doubt, as suggested by the manager jof ne of our banka, that the circulation of bad bills is greatly facilitated by the great ly rariety of the bills legitimately issv ed. A ‘collection of all the various kinds of bank | notes legally issued in Canada would form | quite an interesting museum. It is impos- | Si ible for the people to be familiar with the these notes. A bank to detect a counterfeit i but we cannot all be monopoly of

ap} rVCATATICE of all

l the issue

, Government paper money would tend to restrict the circulation of begus bills ; and would general authorization to cancel | bad notes by any person to whom they may be offered. When a bank clork rejects a jmll asa counterieit he ought to stamp it as

iso ;

ia counterfeit. in order to prevent anybody ie i arosea upon, This would le sec much annoyance, no dovbt, but the | Seoner Dal n oney is stopped mits veXa- ‘tious and demoralizi reer the better.

}

i ~ a

Summerside Exports.

Scmmersipe, July 13.

Princess of Wales,

Chene : ..& 615 00

Shipped Cameron master,

pe! steamel for Point du

6 horses

a 9? Sf } 61.) tan =f tunics cheanadiaa known even the shadow of want. | 104 cases eg: 305 00 = ‘*What have you to do with my manner; 2 bags potatoes. WwW AA BSED CO Ad, of life? Let us ha: cet a interview, or I 194 sheeppelts ag 62 00 ; : 6 sitet 8 te 20 OF shall despise myself for listening to you 60 basi seeesee : . ” ; et me know un! ediately if you have} 3 , UST arrived ex ‘Schr. br. “E. Crosby,” from | oe L Canoes ae std the! €1002 OO @7 New York ‘ tcome here ,for the purpose Of repose | - luseless proposition you made at our Jast) me st 14th ‘ (371 Yous Anthracite Coal (Egg and‘ meeting cai | oil hap eetlle. 9 en ‘oe hile not taking no ice of your ref setae 54 OO o> . ag il cai biel . ; bat tall . . . . » Chestnut Sizes | tions on my character, I may say that you ot oe ae ; Will) Jd low while landing. ih: correctly divinea the + Of WY) wi ; O | This is the same quality Coai tnat aas giv =| ’ : ia ree 2p OO such good satisfaction for the Iz iour years. ‘Then 7 Se ae FOU Spepeaaie 6 bags potatoes, ; es . | = ‘Apr. JOHN UGHES at once, for your ¢ rrand 18 a V2in one. 2 bris pork. Ot ag ao 30 00 CAPT. JOS Wetor Street “Very well, sir; you have now to choose - ' ' between luxury and puverty, between your | $2908 GO

Ch’town, July 2, 1886—1m> eod