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This is true Liberty, when Free-born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free,’’—Evrirrprs, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1886. J Us r. +7 : G. H. a ASZ ARD’ S The Patriotic Fund.

7 : » P, sah —--o:——— , - . | To His Worship the Mayor of Halifax : _A freak of nature owned by a farmer at Che Examine! Publishing Go. , shoal aay: ter ogo | rr —We beg to inclose the balance of Derry, N. H., is a calf with two noses, two

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RICES for this month are the lowest on record.

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NEW SERIES.

Suvete Corres Two CEnTs. - VOL. 17.---NOQ. 47.

CURRENT NOTES.

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d every evening, by CHARLOTTETOWN, 6th July, 1885. The Ottawa Sun has suspended.

the fund raised here for the benefit of the families of your Militia doing duty in the Farmers and wheat dealers in Dakota are North West. arranging to send their wheat to the sea-

We regret the delay which has occurred, board by the Canadian Pacific Railway. but trust that it can still be made useful in

From their office, corner of Water and Great George Streets, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island,

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION : ; . Rares < Men’s Suits from $4.65 up, Men’s

Six Months, - - $2 50 = = elt Hats 50cts up, Men's Straw Hats 9cts up, All-wool T'weeds 45cts, Strong Tweed the hands of your Relief Committee. The Russian Government has assigned

Three Months, - : - 1 26 aed a —r — ms a pyar (fast colors) 7}cts, Dress Goods for ets a yard, Black We have tha honor bo neinabin 35,000,000 ronbles to improve thirteen

ine Month, 0 50 n ored Uashmere 25cts, Ladies’ Straw Hats at clearin rices, Flowers, Feathers sual 305 : orts : 50.00 0 roubles £ Jat

un Gloves and small wares—all cheap. == : : Yours, . 4 aa 7 _ eee eee

- Advertising at most moderate rates, Gr y ar 1 Whit Cott ; COG S (Sgd.) R. R. FirzGERALD, | Specially.

c iain” Dil rm rey an ile Cottons at cost, Cotton Ws i h : n’ Shai :

Contencts may De me le for monthly, Underclothing, good suit for 65 cents ; a lot fe apt: Bho cay polige esc odes Pre ; 3 Chairman Com. A naturalist says a sponge has a nervous warterly, half-yearly or yearly advertize- : sei —— . ™ ee (Sgd.) James D. Irvine, system. Next thing it will be discovered

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| ments, on application. Major and Brigade Mejor. that a printing office towel has something ogee |

You will be surprised what money can be saved by buying all your wants at beside a backb | beside a backbone,

J. B. MAGDONALD’S,

Queen Street.

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Hauirax, 8th July, 1885. \To R. R. Fitegerald and Brigade Major Irving, Charlottetown :

ALMANAC FOR JULY, 1885.

‘‘Matrimony Made Easy,” is the title of a new book, but it does not show how to _ | buy $50 worth of dry goods with a $2 bill; Dzat: Sirs,—Your esteemed favor of the! nor what to do when it is ‘‘onasy.” ‘6th inst., covering $111.05 in addition to|

\former amount is te hand, and has been |

Day Books, | for prescribing as a remedy for rheumatism

Jourmals p handed to the Treasurer. j ‘ty! We disburse from $1200 to $1500 per decoction of chopped puppies and red VERY CHEAP.

MOON'S CHANGES,

Ledgers,

Last Quarter 5th day, Sh. 13m., a, m, New Moon 12th day, lh, 3m., a. m.

virst Quarter, 18th day, Sh. 7m., p. m, Pyll Moon, 26th day, 10h. 10m., p. m.

Sun |Sun ‘Moon|High | Days

rparoy Ses acs eet iraes ater ten’ ENOUSH ANG Canadian Fire Insurance Companies,

OW’ tows, Jul 8 1888 se J A woman quack has been tried in Paris

{month to wives and children of our soldiers, | V°T™S stewed for three days and three land we expect some of them will want | nights.

clothes, etc., when they return, and a lift’ A contemporary says a Boston girl never itill they obtain employment. One man | gays butter.

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giThursday | 19, 49/10 30) 1 29) 30 m ate ‘ . 1A | This is becanse she always a” | lo 8 3 Ty e é er fine tells the truth d likes long-learned 9 Friday 19 45110 58! eo: a 29 | er) died on the way out, and another = | telis e ru ant ikes ong-learn tas | an 48.11 26| 253] 98) he Commercial Urion Assurance 100.000 190.600 | young fellow was drowned in the Sas- ‘names. She says oleomargarine.—Boston 5 Sunday 2i. 4811 57) 3 49 °7 | Cc > , ’ ‘katchewan. Ualess something further hap- | Budget, §) Monday | 22: 47\mern! 4 #9} 26/ 0., of London, Mng.. |pens we expec’ no further casualties till . — : 7\Tuesday | 29) 47| 028 6 20' «25! CAPITAL * V Silloth ke" ao ‘they return. A South Carolina negro went on playing gi Wednesday | 23) 47' 1 6/ 7 35) 24) ’ * " ” : $12,500,000. | On behalf of the committee, I beg most | the fiddle after a bullet had been fired into giThursday | “3, 46 1 52) 8 35) 23 0: of all the leading s‘zes, by the 100, } or ‘heartily to thank you and the people of {his brain. Exasperated people will hore- 16 aes oa 45) ; 7 = ” = ia Sia a ; thousand boxes. Charlottetown for your sympathy and sub- ee “4 at the fiddle.—Jndianapolis 1] Saturday 2 "4 - ’ Ti > / i | stanti sist ick , ill ever b ournal, 12'Sunday 26 4475 Vill 7 18) ic Bx itish America Assurance Co., eee ued tees: =e dt sco *| A rich train passed over the Hannibal & 13 Moaday 27; 43 6 16)11 53! 10) \ Po pee A ich train passed > 14 Tuesda | 28| 43 7 32 morn 15 (| . ong é » de , (St. Joe Railroad recently. It was com- isl Wednesday 29 43 5 46! 0 34 it of . oronto, Canada, FOOLSCAP, Sed ye re es posed of two cars of gold bullion, three 16 Thursday | 30 42 9 57):1 16; 12) (INCORPORATED IN 1833.) (Sgd.) . U, MACKINTOSH, cars of silver, eight cars of siik, and four 17 Friday | 3) 41 - 5} 2 0 10° CASH CA PITAL v n ‘s if $500 000 LETTER & Mayor. - of tea. The train went East. —Chicago 18 Saturday 32; 40 aft ll) 2 46 8) ’ ’ . _- nter-Ocean. | 33| 3s : 5 ——:9:—_—— 4 ued, 33 = 4 7 2 = 4 C; = :0: NOTz PAPER, The Tea at North River. A diver who has had experience in 9] Tuesday 35, 37'3 1216 7 i } ‘} } : WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, almost al quarters of the world during a $9| Wednesday 36| 36! 4717 15 0| ie 1tIzZeNns Insurance Company RTAL GREEN, green, green, the boundless | period of twenty-five _years says fish will o3\Tbursday | 37 35) 4 58) § 11/14 58) of Canad 3 luxury of overflowing verdure everywhere, jseldom attack a man in armor, and that 24 Friday | 38\ 34 5 44; 8 57 56. c «hs sevilla spreading over the fields, rolling through the|sharks are especially cowardly when faced ge a (HSTABLISHND IN 106) eee era iets ann ee 5 un ay i i | | ‘ ‘,? . F m . , a ea , i ; } ¢ r} 7 ropa! ar 27|Monday | 42, 30, 7 37\10 49 43 CAPITAL, * - vs ¥ re $1,1 88,000. Crafford’s Jet Black Writing [aks hollows, flashing on the hil!sides,an endless | . Mr. neers, pce. aoe . oe 25| Tuesday 43| 28, 8 711 24, 45) ee 6 3 |sheen of living emerald; jewel-white home- lei0 000 co. , : ’ hss = ne nee eg ET. se tafird’s Convinn lake vend evrywhorenestliny their" dovodike $10,000 from agoud emasins oom 30 Thursday | 45) 2%) 9 Saft 29/1! . : ‘ S ff fl Cap | k neacefulness in the shadowed skirts of |™*S*: . rte se emul. a. te, fi 31 | Friday 4 487 26) 9 30| 1 3/14 40 | I am prepared to accept Insurances in the above well- J t ' eacuiie richness,—that is P. E. Island a a _ oes oe fem en NOTES. known Companies at Lowest Current Rates. scenery, everywhere. And North River ia|cnow? tiene Of the untoriunate.— See dare dein. en Gn Sud of hls wenth (In all size bottles. ) no exception tothe general rule. Indeed, |°7?0%?" ¥e¥rM™ : 8 = < . we don’t know but the breath of its| There is not in human nature a more ee dick G00) ou daly A. 5. URQUHART, This is now acknowledged to be the best | meadows is a little sweeter than common. | odious disposition than a proneness to oe. po ot : , Ink for office and private use. Then there is the beauty of its river wind-| contempt, which is a mixture of pride and There is no real night till after the 20th of GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, ing® silver pathway among the varied/ill nature. Nor is there any which more this mouth. 3rown’s Block, Queen Square. headlands, away to where the purple hills} certainly denotes a bad mind ; for in a good In this month the mornings decrease 35. ; support the matchless blue of the summerjand benign temper there can be no room inutes, and the afterno 30 inute ernment: F: E55 Sue we ood sky for this oinalicn. mi . < e alvernoons minutes, 7 7” . : = —————— ==—S—SS= : The trip up the river to the tea grounds ; : , od —_— ————————————— . ALSO IN STORE : : & “dM It is said that Riel’s Council will argue qi RAILWAY TUE TABLE za enn Serene ts was onjoyeble = that the Dominion Government has no rT + : : ' sparkling sunshine,the fresh breeze fromthe| |. ay SOK AH : ' GLASGOW AND LONDON Carter's, Stephens & Toiary’s — |rippling wave, lovely scenery, aud an|consivalional right to establish courts in —eee obliging crew could make it, ; . t o/* : eye ‘ is found guilty ar eal will be taken t: For the convenience of the travelling The vea ground was well chosen on a the Putep Goaedt ison the veatles. sides public, we have carefully arranged the fol- | Il lng Opyng 0 5, clean, fresh pasture near the church, and} >) jn, ground eth: tied Cheuk teed weaned lowing table of arrival and departure of | : -_ Layaies were spared by the committee to) tutional existence. trains on the P. E. Island Railway, accord- | To be Sold at Geeks Dinsdants. make ev ery arrangement conducive to com- ave . : : “ae ort and enjoyment. e spread on the| A lesson in Pushtu : 0 pronounce- ing to local time : fort and enjoyment. The spread tl A lesson in Pushtu : Kabool is pronoune Goi W tables was of the best and most bounteous,|ed Kayble; Merve is pronounced Mahriv; olng West. A.M. A.M. P. M.| arg a hl ee ee and reflected much credit on the ladies of} Herat is pronounced Heraht; Kurrachee is . Charlttatown er ee 647 912 4 02 OF GREA% BRE i AIR. H HASZARD the settlement who supplied it. pronounced K’rahchy; Peshawur is pro- toyalty Junction.......... 702 947 422 A large gathering was present, about $300;nounced Peshower. In such words as = North Wiltshire, .......... 727 1039 5 09 | ania G. ; et was realized, and altogether the occasion| Bolan, Robat, etc., the accent is on the ee ae te teeeeeeees : - 1 a 5 67 BROWN’S BLOCK, was one of the pleasentest os the season. second syllable and the ‘‘a” is pronounced Ore se eeeecrecvens “is od : Dr. D f Nova. Scotia, wa t, | broad like ‘,ah”—Znglish paper : ; : ncen Seuaré. r. Day, o ova, Scotia, was present, a ’ glish paper. Saha sha $ 29 i 59 622 Capital = - Five Million Dollars Ch town, May 18, '85.—why : ’ riggs = viar kesh "aha - ‘*My dear,” said a husband to his wife | Spe ores et . . A. Ford, late of Acadia chanzeum. - ’ ’ P. M. —__--—-— ? a eae | j I hav ) , Hon. D. Ferguson was also out enjoying|“! am vnable to get any sleep. 4 have : Kensington. ...... Js eeecces 8 42 1222 642 — ; 5 h sot Phi friend a joying tossed ever since I came to bed. I wish A arrive....... 907 1257 712 ——- :o:—_—— AY E R S the society of his friends.—Com. saad oadidieds eb-eael ankannes ta: ie | ummerside, < = _ faith. : : 7 irligi landanum.” ‘‘It’s hardly worth while depart...... 927 237 — : ° The Whirligig of Time. tC | ie a 942 300 The above Company insures every class of business at . oa now,” she replied, consulting her watch, : Wellington . eteeeeecseues 10 01 3 29 ; : 4 . ° Cher Pectoral. A GREAT DAY FOR JEWS GENERALLY, AND its almost time to build the kitchen om. , | Pore Rcrte ses esses 1029 420 ‘current rates, and on Farm Property and Stock, insures against ry x Lin pisantiiieets th pAeeterat. Then he souk into @ quiet, restful slumber. ee 1122 5 42 ° . . No other complaints are so insidious in their ee Wide eet: . bs tenia Alberton . 1205. 6 57 damage by Lightning, whether fire ensues or not. Se ; ae pls pee Me ee ree ccer.ccces . oD ? attack as those affecting the throat and lungs: On the 9th inat., an occurrence in the The United States had i: 1880 nearly a eer? tr eeeresoras 1242 747 none sq trifled with by the majority of sutfer- House of Lords possesses great interest to/2,000,000 ‘‘common laborers.” The num- rom West. P.M. A. M, ‘9 ers, The ordinary cough or coll, resulting | Hebrews throughout the world, and is des-jber of clergymen in 1880 was 64,000, ‘omi ~ perhaps {yom a trifling or wilicnscious ex- : ‘ . 2s or : . wait ‘ 0 j 870: the number of law- | ee eee 87 # R ie and : bad : at = nN D M és N, pea Se uf begin ale ne ps pa gy lla = ee ad €4.000°4n ‘t os ; 40,000, ™: rahe he a ae). eee 2? 2a GENERAL AGENT FOR P. E. ISLAND. adele Fp soya id a ape of Rosebery, husband of Hannah Roths-|number of physicians increased during the ? iden sss oseieed ei 420 1029 June 20—2m eod : ee si rs child, daughter of the late Baron Mayer,|decade, from 62,000 to 86,000. In 1880 - NY. . oc coceccebua 449 1116 ‘ -_ oe . ——— $$$ alg ot ie es and Lord Carrington, son of that Lord|there were 4,800 actors and 12,000 jour- Mene........ seecccee : = 7 ; setae s e Carrington who, during ten years of con- | nalists in the country. \ QFTIVE...ces errible Coug ured. : 85 rote cal t ! é , 5 Summerside, ) A. M. i. “OIn 1857 I took a severe cold, which affected the bill eliling toed Roth al a Bins A little girl in Pennsylvania, who h ad depart 542 112 657) : rs , my lungs. J had a terrible cough, and passed =| *H@ Dil! admitting Lord KothachMe's father, | listened to a temperance address for the Kensington pars. ... a 7.149 «7:29 if night after night without sleep. AThe doctors Baron Lionel, to the House of Commons. first time in her life, was so impressed and a ae Fe = : : ; : ; : Cm sa * 49 or hat Niue os Ses — cod who a Pi oe interested that she went home and wrote SN oe os 332 227 803 sleep, and afforded me the rest necessary {latter perlo® again wr 8 t the following rather novel pledge : Bradalbane. peevecosesened 638 2 37 812 fe © a = suutehin Gat ok Pais Pavone é ma wore .present to. 00 the revenge te | -ietiliee ate drink saa or an al ee ae 702 315 847 nent cure was effected. I am now 62 years that the whicligig of time had brought. In braridy, or smoke, or swear, or cider North Wiltshire........... 712 332 901 old, hale. and hearty, and am satisled your | the gallery-were the proud and happy faces/ ithe.” She signed it and got several of Caralty Junction senna 747 432 9 47 BEBBY © PC@ HORACE FAinpRorHes.” - ns! Rosary, hoes ent oy her playmates to sign it aleo.—Pittsbury MECOSCOCOWN .. 2. eons 802 4652 F Rockingham, Vt., July 15, 1882. eA Anthony de othschuld, Miss ice de! ps : Colee Rast om a | Rothschild, Baron Ferdinand de Roths-|/°™ 7s . o , ast. A.M. FP, M, \ Croup. — A, Mother’s Tribute. — child, and Mr. Alfred de Rothschild, who| African colonization has already affected Fe ttetown tte ec eeeeeeeeceeees 7 = oo eee ad Clube Glenn teen, watched the proceedings. The oath Was|the price of elephants. An India exchange Bet Sleeecosccocsecososces sees Be oy Shemnuhcae ites seunhsdihitreda at . taken with great solemnity on a Hebrew|quotes Asian elephants six feet high at illite ¢ eeececeees 7 ag lation. One of the {aly suggested the ‘ise coals of a Pentateuch, veld by Deputy $2,000, tigers at $750, and panthers at Mount Stewart, aes anes 09s 7 5 27 | oR et Leon Sues ieee This {Clerk Ralph Disraeli, brother of the late|$475. Yet at recent sales in Enzland Morell omen neat 2 6 | was tried in small and frequent doses,and |Karl of Beaconsfield, while Lord Roths-jelephants have been sold as low as $500, cps ccs -ccecet coun 10 15 é 17 inte gouans wee sceetheam aaiee a vend child stood with his head covered. Then, | six lionesses with cubs at $759, a tiger that ee . x vee BY tor said that the CnERRy Prcroras had s the first Hebrew peer took his seat on|had devoured two keepers brought onl Souris ees vais a it w ; 2 Is VERY FEMP' ING, saved my dariing’s life. Can you wonder at the front 0 D saitivn wei aay Aegpe - | $252, and a panther was ‘dated even for : Mount stewart Ce ee 902 532 eer Ty tama mmnetitt 2 wa} all hee colleagues cheered ‘Doub'- poodle Cardigan. Dee nn 10 15 6 25 or 159 West 128th St., New York, May 16, 1882. heat idee recalled how, in the year 1290,| The Prince Albert corr espondent of. the PR «2 sca0 ee ataienknene 1037 642 a T *“] have nsed AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL from London all Jews were driven into], y ad From le i oi The Cusiom Tailoring Departmeat is full of Neat, Nobby in my family for several years, and do not foreign exile, pursued by the execrations of Toronto Globe places the total ane - the oo Easi, A.M, P. M. hesitate to pronounce it the most effectual h bbl daa Syprtier wirer-nge gt Northwest campaign at 24 killed and 19 llndexs vos -couen sania 647 212 and Reliable Goods. remedy: tos coughs and <oles we Bare exe "| the rable: ant coving in the hands of ‘he! wounded, including 5 Indiens killed sod'6 STD sc. <vcnsonsepneianl 717 302 : ; ‘ ‘ Lake Crystal, Minn., March 13, 1882. rn ae ee ee wounded. The particuiars are : Duck Lake, St. Peter’ 752 3354 The Men's D t t is loaded with an immense display of New Spring Suits ° killed d Z ded: Fish Creek, 6 St. Mies covaccoccsceenmenen ‘ e Men's Departmen , > *'t enilennd Shr elas from Bronchitis, : ; 5 killed an wounded; Fish Creek, 6 Sh ts... oo enenenalealiil 814 427 The Hat Department—well, everybody understands that our Hat Department has padi ateen trying alae Temedies with no —- Mr. Borradaile, Collector of Inland Rev-|iijied and 1 wounded; Batoche, 13 killed Mouat Stewart, arrive.......842 517) gayantages over the smaller establishments that place it at the head, and secures for it coms, } wns-ennpd by the wot Auae's Cane enue, of Halifax, — a oe has}..d 14 wounded. This statement omits Bedford depart....... . 8 7 7c the bulk of the trade. We are displaying the largest variety of Spring Styles of Hats Byhalia, Miss., April 5, 1862. me. cooeme _—— hag amily = the losses in Otter’s fight and in the skir- io eee coven ; 26 635| ever shown, and include all the popular shapes. at s anstinas od ante Oh wocle of ati can ¢ aim a Poe = . escent. The] ishes with Big Bear. | agate ii: im ; 2 The Boys’ Department is unquestionaly the best and most attractive in the city. — CueRny PEctoraL, believing as I do that | Herald says: ‘Lieut. Dent, who married ; i oe ses corer eeeee cooet® y ‘ ishi Department is not only well stocked Wl a at 18 soil ut for its use 1 should long since have di iliss Dorradaue the other day, 1s e n france butter 18 packed in Dags, Geor gg Ont: F7 The Furnishing Goods Dep i ly well stocked with all that lid} »b I should long since have died | Miss Borradaile the other day, is th In | butter ked in bags, not Cardig i seessen es ournnian 43 -2= and staple, but contains much that is choice and novel. Pe ree sakes aici - ee of a gallant admiral. Sir Charles Caime@y|more than three inches in diameter, for nb: occ centweieelbe 749 400 ’ i stiles ; ee ee Dent married the lady Selina-Arabella-|family use, nor more than two inches for Mouut Stewart $42 512 :0: , ; No case of an affection of the throat or > y y f re holds t a ie ameimminents No doubt about it. Ours is the largest and best selected stock ever seen in this Lise’ Gall wakes tedeh Ne Quecdigvalioved Lucy, second daughter of the 11th earl of | restaurants. Each bag holds two io? 8. city, —not only largest in quantity, but largest in variety of shapes,—largest in variety by the use of AYER’s CHERRY PECTORAL, Huntington. Therefore Lieut. Dent is} When filled they are tied and packed in WARBURTON & CONROY, of natepinks —Jlargest in correct styles,—largest in every way. What more could we and it will always cure when the disease ip grandson of the 11th, nephew of the 12th, brine in tubs or casks which can be head- one. wilees it be that OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT,-—-RELIABLE, HONEST. not already beyond the control of medicine. | and cousin of the right honorable Francisjed tight. The cloth used must be quite BARRISTRRS & ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Pe ° PREPARED BY a Power Plantagenet Hastings, 15th Earl of | free from lint, and should be very slightly ' a f ; ( >» fami aati pe -ched—iust eno ke them iron NS GNE-PHIGE CLOTHING STORE Huntington. The family of Hastings came |starched—just enough to mase them Notaries Public. &c ROBER bk y Dr.J.C. Ayer &Co., Lowell, Masa to England with the Conqueror. They |smoothly—then run together, of uniform Off ; 7 : Sold by all Droggists. ~~ |were barons till 1529. The 2nd earl mar-|size. The bag a be ae in —- ¢é in Cameron's Block, up stairs ; entrance tng i caciaan ; ried a descendant of George Plantagenet, | of suitable size and shape while being filled. next door to Taylor's Seated ian N Oo 20 Queen Street. }\'BSORIBE for THE WERKLY EX |duke of Clarence, brother of King Edward |The plan may not be unworthy of atrial in INRR, the bast paper on the Island, | the 4th. our province, Charlottetown, May 21, 1885. A '

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