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For Draitu.—No, 1 Co., G. A., will meet for drill this (Thursday) evening at 8 clock.

Scorr Acr.—A third offence sunmons has been served on Captain John Hughes, Water street. It is returnable on Monday week.

Coxcsrt Posrpoxep.—The concert to have been given in St. Patrick’s Hall on the Tta of June has been postponed vntil the 9th on account of Sousa’s Band.

AnotHer Fatture.—A third unsuccess- ful atiempt was made to get the Stanley on the slip last week. The hauling chain, however, broke and the Stanley was sent back tober berth. Avotherattempt will be made this week .— Pictou Standard,

Bovsa’s Baxp will soon be here, and to us the words of an Irisman, the only ones present who w iil be unpappy will be thore who ere absent, Everyone who possbly can shonid enjoy this concert. To hear goo} music is part of one’s education. You may never have avother chance to hear Sousa.

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Brew Ovr Tue Gas.—John York, of Bear River, N. 8., blew out the gas in bis room in the Dufterin Hotel St. Joba, on Friday night. When the clerk broke open the duer York was found unconscious in whieh condition he remained for # long time, but it is now thought he will recover, Had not the bel! boy smelled the gas and acted promptiv, York would bave un- doubtedly been asphrxiated.

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Gav’s Serps.—At the Experimental Farm, Ottawa,Evans Long Red Memmoth Maugels stood at the head of the list yielding 4 tons more than any other variety seed. For sale only by J. J. Gay & Son, at 25c per pound. Improved Danverscarrot, Haezards Improved and Elephant or Monarch Sweed Turnip seed. The right seed and the right price at Gay’s stalls, Market Charlottetown.

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A CowarpLy Traysacriox.—A Wel- landport, Ont., despatch of the 230th says: One of the most wicked and cowardly transactions that has ever takes place in this viliage was discovered today. At the home of the Rey. Geerge E. Honey, B. A., M.D., Methodist minister, there is a cistern near the house which is used for house use aud drinking purposes. On accountof the chain of the pump being broken it bad not been used for a short time, but while fixing the pump today Paris green was discovered inside of it. An examination of the water showed that there had been a large amount of Paris green put in the cistern. No rea- gon for the act can be imagined, unless it be the part Mr. Honey has taken in the enforcement of the loca! option liquor Jaw in this community.

Tre Orera Hovse.—A great bouse will doubtless greet the Harkins Company this (Thursday) evening. It ia easy to under- staud why this will be so, for one bas but to look back at the excellent performances given by this organization last year and ithe people know that at that time they had the pleasure of seeing the most perfect productions of great plays that had ever been given in the Opera House. Four different plays will be presented this eenaon. On Thureday evening “Shall We Forgive Her; Friday evening, “A Bowery Girl,” Saturday matinee “The New Boy,” and Saturday evening “Brother for Brother.” None of these playa are ex- perimental fer they have all been sub-~ stantial euccesses both artistically and financially in all the larger cities of the United States during the past season.

Health and vigor are essential for euc- cess. Therefore make yourself strong and healthy by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla.

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She Will be Here For the Jubilee Cele- bration:

It is pleasing t@ tiear that Vice-Admiral Earkine has decided to send a warship to this porsfor the Jubilee celebration. In this connection the following letters to Hie Honor the Lieutenant Governor and His Worship the Mayor will be of

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Crusceyt, at Hal ‘fax, May 31, 1897. Dear Mr. How.an,—-

In reply to your letter of May 14th, enclosing communication you had received from His Worship the Mayor, and asking for the presence of a ehip of war to aid in the jubilee celebration at Charlottetown, I have nowthe pleasure to inform Your Honor that I am glad to be able to accede to the request of the Mayor and citizens, and have detailed H. M. 8. Rambler, Commander Richaras, for that purpose.

I have the Honor to be, Sir, Your odedient Servaai, James E. Erskine, Vice Admiral, Commander-in-chief. Hie Honor, The How. G. W. Howtay, Lieutenant-Governor, Prince Edward Island, Charlottetowr.

Cresognt, at Halifax. May 31 1897. Sir, —

I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of 22nd May forwarding me a resolution of the City Council asking for a ship of warto be sent to Charlottetown to participate in the Queen’s Jubilee cele- bration.

Iam very glad to be able to comply with the request of the loyal citizens of Charlottetown, and have accordingly de- tailed H. M. §., Rambler, Commander Richards, for that purpose.

I have the Honor to be, Sir, Your obedientjServant, James E Erskive, Viee-Admiral, Com mander-in-Chief, His Worship, W. E. Dawson, Esquire, Mayor of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

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