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childhood and of the bitterness of the yer versity of manhood, It rouses a@ feeling akin to that which is aroused when a great sorrow has to be met and suffered and borne, a J. According to late advices from Berlin the conviction, on the charge Of forgery, of Hermann Friedmann, director of the Rben- ish Westphalian Bank, and his subsequent sentencing to six years of Imprisonment, has thrown light upon a big usury scan- large Berlin

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ie = — ” eae — = at See ae — ’ THE DAILY EX N ee nea 4 Ps ~ a . . . o « ‘ ¥ YT , - ILY EXAMINER WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1896. : ‘ LOCAL AND OTHER ITRMS. | : sme ea tie ag as a ca a a oi eae ee en eee . ~ : ; | Ae ey Boar! Hivos, for Sieels UMMER COATS. 0 Ca er oO in2. : CC! ros. Iv! ress Croods. a. emesis e fo We have a very nice line of light coats & ie | fer hot weather, prices from 75: up to} : ” $).00.—PROWSE BROS ‘ es \ ‘ j 4 LUS, -_—-- _ —————.__—_—- ’ ‘ “ baste | White and light stripe Veets, cl sdiecepenig hae ‘ - on ae pe ests, cheap in e * : ° ; a)! i: : ‘ ' | . _ iy ¥. * all the leading and lest makes a Light Coats and Vests, Light Vests, Light Pants, Light 4 ae i On rNAVUIS, Ty . . . . . . 7 J ues j re ao oO S . Q ? ~ ° nae im ee RS ae Wee Underclothing, Light Shirts, Light Tier and Braces, Ail kindle of ight steer igneds-edlling Sinep 4 th at ie Ss D y Pa . price. Ask to see our 65¢ Unlaundried Sound not to carry any goods over this season. All must 20. he ’ j ; Shirt, gus teed as goo s & ’ Aca : othimat : . . . ay : re deslared off namie a . = = as any $1.00 : Cotton Dress goods, Ladies’ Capes, Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, ete. + 7 \ an ertain : “ io Stanley Bridge Hall on Thureday we 7 — | Ee K s , A 1 RS RO Hd ERS ? . . PROWSE BROTHERS. PROWSE 6B ' rotners ¥ \ S ames Su 2 - Mi ’oint lay is A , ‘ 5 ¢ nt. aa = = eeeencenmeensnerenennetetenmaraar es Jonnie oe , = % - : . A TALK WITH THE BOYS AND GIRLS, MORELL THA, hs . ‘ic Joual arco Stearns is Best — iptg gabe” rious - | ‘- rt A¥S that . a \ E. W rs had his . Po you ever think, boys and g'ris, that There was an immense gathering of te . : y the breaking } each day and hour the fine chisels of money~spending people. Messrs. Jobn- s : glass a few days ag A large PERSONAL. 1 |thonght and emotion are continually at ston, of the law firm of J. J. Jonnston, ee : : t .. wipe. ., r am | work upon your face and form, moulding and ineas McDonald and R. B. Norton, - } - C € Mr. William Farrell, wife and two chil- | : “1 : = Jewel Stov j iey- * artieed “fiom Baul li | you into either a disagreeable or an ami- | Of ¢ewel Stove renown, made the mor ey é - : Cah ceil dia ant cote | 3 | able looking adult? Did you ever try to] spenders happy by veiciog their senti “hs There will be a! « a eee em ‘Ela ve TT } read the inward character by the outward | ents loud and long about the qualities 44 i f the Cross this|~ iin T W ae 1 Mi 1. (1) ooo appearance? Well, if you have not begin | cakes cooked on a Jewel. There was q ev ’ St. Pa .» Hall at 8 lonk “tT ee Glover ri. Miss A la Glov-- now and sce iow interesting it will be-} every feature of a grand and decorous Br : Arrange ire to be made. for’ a - 8 ip aka os aa = — FE come, Frrst, you will notice a manor a, Social gathering. One cake was eold five j > sumime on ne iSiane t fruests . : » a . ny , ‘ 8 4 t ‘ ttendance is] Mr. ar . ean » the gus ‘ B | woman with an honest, noble, frank and} “mes, another brought over eleven dollar ee = bg re r Pa tate hin na ie. A. A Mateus | charitable face; with eyes that look you and was sold three times. ; i 3 - a 7 a a ma 'straight in the face, as if to say, ® My Father McAulay and the grend_ Irish- zz. Ze Ry . na. § lil be ieased to near li 1e@ } | S. : . - 9 1 C's . a <. 2 UWS Rin ‘ ‘ ive ee bs a : - ‘e from r a he r i a 2 : Ms consciences is clear before God and man. Canadian people at his back are to be ‘ Nill y i oie = : NO a ee Not a bold, defient look. That look is|Congratulated on the suecess of thei) We are showing some | Sm We have a nice line of light suits for \ at . Day West “ig iM — 4 "2 he yn and their altogether different. Then you will see a undertaking. I . was there ? and hav: very pretty things in q im 8 . zs - 5 , es 8: e Sie M: — oe a net . ss ; sneaky, cowardly looking face, with eyes ~ bet ertereions of praise to ae w oe 3 the warm weather. £uits, $5.00 and up " he n i as w tinguis ee a, ee ee that in teacily rove from one thing to] #round the delighifu country Called 7 PAT . Th 7 a mses oy - . : ms ° £ - a Fredericton, N. B., are enjoying an another: whe leclel as meeting i Morell.” The dinner table was the best | ROYAL ENGLISH W EDGE- Soe Silk Coats, Light \ ests, cfc. Straw Hats, ; HS nhs mting it 1e eastern section he , Si * y I Ca ‘ Tickets w 4 , ing in the eastern secti of the gaze, they generally seek the lower part of | €ver Saw at any gathering. Mr. Sinnott WOOD W ARE. —an excellent assortment “alt i , stations, P. E. Island |" uM - G. H i. of the Patholoei Ss ! your face, and that but foran instant. ought to be dubbed “butler to Her Maj- ee ee 1: Railway, July 25th, 27th, 2th and i Lal ier of MeOill Collese eo | This is not moce-ty nor shyness, bat the j ety the — Teapots, Butter Coolers, r & 29h; t tto leave Halifax not later} <™*! “Sours oF am ONeges s _ an o3 science ' NE OF THE Pl KNICKERS. ae ; ty / ' Monday, Aucust 2ed. Fare feb. {'teal, is at present in Kensington. He is \pwes of an evil conscience and a depraved ts Candle Sticks, Jugs, Cups * \ i 7? , ro e hapending a few weeks with De. Maanei mone ee ee ad ee oe at fs A Yee: S 2 te : tebe 3 T ie bauer: — Come to th 2A 7} | The highest style of beauty to be found Match Safes, Biseuit Jars » D. A e BR UCC 4 a : : s va ‘ Ry teat = weesteed stan bee os , ore W u0 in nature pertains to the human form, as “ Salt Holders NEW z , wo, Mel Hoe ie vy purses past thet the eiahe wait. Have you watt- animated and lighted up by the intelli- NOVEI S ALWAYS IN ee of kin wikes tl er. Mrs. O’Brien vt ed buying Capes? If} gence ¥ thin. It isthe expression of the : has 4a44" Sd it . \Y.—A runaw tl a ; . Bri em a Cc a - la = we . oe ape | soul that constitutes this superior beaaty. STOCK. Z Borey Whail this Ox 4 —inke ee ast oun £0, NOW Is your time. | There isa beanty which perishes not. It ee - as RK , : lay night Mrs. McLeod was with her , ‘ : . . Hammocks Tennis Bal's y longing Mr. H : mother all through ber illneas, which Jast We have them _ in| adorns ever honest face. It shines in the * ; oe : ree : : 4 oe ae ; g frig ‘ 4 w e wha Ww a = : ™ ee ee) Faw 2 ee virtuous life, A lovely soul will glow in Tennis Racquets. s ; ZZ & i Z D “a ve act with a eee pear eiieed of in. Seah awns, Brow ns, Blacks the face, however irregular the features 1 7a (iis S ARS Z 2 gon and got out of the} pfotel last. evening: Fred: F. Morri- Bluettes, ete, from —_| maybe. : Haszard & Moore nel iit q ha A z W & great ie x bik alae: (le ' a poke 7 a | {tis in your power now, while you are = 9 . . ‘ : rads ane; Bit ‘ mp sO, ay ew: . pei ; - ’ : oF ‘ = wharf at the! £. Lane, Torontc; D. Watere, Halitax;! $1.90 T0 $20.00 . | Younes and tender, to mould your natures Book<ellers. w irt tt Mies ie, Bik Se eee | as your Creator would have thera, by eul- rs. Mason, reo to 3 8.0. A. SICLK % . e } oo . [2 j ata ak an oi. Wide ween chin All new this spring. | tivatiog noble, pure, unselfish and religious 4 5 od { ? S: Dis — : Se a nage TP FeO a a “E ee Out they go at any rea | virtues, trampling under foot everything Loose in you pocket + a ‘ K as UF . ae. Fishe M iid ‘ wee . 7 5, s . y . | of an opposite nature. D Oo nw t prespiration PLEASANT VIEW HOUSE Ww passing S I a R Px * 7. ni a sonahle price. A LOSS Keep a watchfal guard over your : d 1 C ee vib I ) : we on H. G Bauld Mi to us, @ GAIN to vou, | abit: and do not eonsiler anything too make them sticky an atilipeaemniens 3 Wy ; i as ning: _ auid, Miss \ s ‘ rAll . . . ‘ . a “ I A sing 1 take &! Banit Talih - H. Harvie. FX m ? . Q} trifling to be overlooked. Habit in a spoil inany of them. \ HICH has been thoroughly renovated and a > 8 ete ee oe I ry the People $8 Store, | child is at first like a spider’s web; if neg 9 tape ey bven enlarged by the aidition of a la : f Healey, Montreal; J. Tudor, London. Eng; lected, it becomes a thread of twine, next rufile your temper too: ven lane fae a . wy bins aie seco 77 pont . > Sherwood. Ortawa; A. Weir, Toron- p ere ; Tt . ee ee SUES BECr JULC Bh g his left s i He will! not be} = ad 7s . ‘aati "y Mtn cate x a cord of rope, finally a cable—then who My: pocket ‘Match Pro- vane vine - gina +e the ee JUST OPENING. : a ; ine — ins Rs . &. Lord, ailtax; ‘ ¥ an, m - . ‘* ail ? : z lesire > &penc neir vacation at a oe Nek dire. J. Molignald, Caton, 2. 5 eS STH on ee ice ea eee tector” will prevent all , 4 st clase summer resort, taces at T . It is said that the); ae ag ~ = bi eee "Bar fame and position are never gained but by this. MATTHEW SMITH, Ladies’ Fine Dongol: 20th Century Shoes pointed : = at pis sterds ere t the! 4883 50; MISS ercé, Miss me? * ie, bo aie a ‘ s F “ i " J ; , Tae The free-ror-at}| Harbor, Me; H. M. MacKay, Ottawa; D, determinediy and bravely. stoking $0.4 S Sus. dienien of Proprietor, toe. Ladies’ Goodyear welted shoes. # Misses’ 8 ss 8 pa ne a 2 thik, Mae 8 W. Uenry, do; thing till it is fairly accomplished. No ree My hne display.o Pleasent View, Hampton june 15 C4 < we ~ r a ake place, and ‘as the} “@* “\ heck te Pp ry ae : AT : matter if it does cost you the pleasures : ee ; Strap Shoe and Slipper. : Man failed show up the mate! Chas. ee ee he es and gratifications of life. Stick to a thing iy Yy a as } Te Shae G. A. Swineford, Canton, 0.; G. A, Ee : oe, U a en Richard « Cannor >. ee Sk Sites Sank Wins Shee and carry it through. The world in its 5 ral ‘ 4 ; . si Rogers, Lewis | Freeze, St. « os 3 c om 2 i M 8) very heart admires the stern determined W H STE WART & L and Cannon started in a bicycle race Todd; wanetant ey ee ees doer. Drive right along, then, in what- The newest always to ; « Lis \ Ouse lil I] “ was easily w 4 ~ The ; *0fring, | recedie. — _ — ae —_ reas a , be found in my awell GET 47 horse race was won by Miiton swift, | 1g ea seul “ oa , a ut above all things, don’s negiect read- — a . ‘ iINESE HATRED OF CHRISTIANS. |. ; Pe = : ease, — - owned by D. Baker, Summerside ee eae re ” a! si . ' j ing; read siowly and thoroughly, choosing stocked show case —= = amen r — : ; é j th Trick ofa Quack to Stir up a Riot Against | instructive matter rather than light, worth- . Lescte OF THE Cross I This é () nson § ( Missionaries at Kiangyin, | less literature, which leaves no imprint W W WEI LNER Pp will take place on Wednesday, the é > pee . | upon the mind, for if you don’t you will . sBdi 29 sat. ow the sutifal groands of Mr. é : Suancuat, July 13 r ene ee eas th atin al, ua fics Shaw. Archies alwass ove ot the '@ BIAVOPINE HSSGICES ¢ Slr ctor i tne latctontrags at Kiang | And tetoemver tht io Le trae lady o 5 “aie “esha es or apes te very clearly it e} s , 1° © | gentleman isto be atrue man or a true M k | Fi hi d § ilj ‘ LY xpe something very ¢ & : ane ( oa See h ail soe agg tog aes | woman; to value your character, not &0 ac ere 1$ ing all al ing. a fe ~ Ss time I al is @ splendid 4 — = cate y mss rm ‘ ate -- ‘.. o ah 3 Ghiasen | much of it only a3 can be seen by others, heii : Pp ta and there will be two return trips in ’ to be had. ry them é senate nya Pa = 7 ae s iteks bot as you see it yourself. A lady or Parties fond of Mackerel Fishing or ie th . 7 ng ; Bs © 7 = Pree Ess. Lemon . a a as aries be mate a “some gentleman is not a slave to the brush and Sailing will be supplied at Acadia Hotel . ie balance of our stock of Men's Straw Hats we will Ase Or eae tet ee ¢ “ Vanill: cae erievance in regard to the} combor the tailor shop. Good clothes] with a fice yacht and fishing gear in clear vut at small prices. If you want one, now is your time > 5 r i ut leaves the’ @ ani "1 ¢ ae sla ete nist iecei seats To | are not good habits. The lady and gentle | charge of askillful captain at low rates. aris reen ° : r ~ t w a Yam, and2p.t Be 66 Almont Lo : oe | men are gentle, courteous snd modest. A oS. BALI. x . . ; . a . - mb onbel : dda @| cet rerenge he planned the scheme} Rotleman deems everyone better than | Tracedisjune?,—lw Some nice light-weight FELT HATS, suitable for ~ ' otrawderry of making it appear tha 1€ mission- | 5 ae ; dia, "9 ‘ -— AT— ul 1 ee . - . a ae i a a ¢ oven boreht the ‘badiee of deed chil.|bimeelf. A gentieman will not Summer wear. The prices are down low, as Rasp erry # ; ° allow Iitmself to become a_ slave i sworth and Wm. ¢ will take é > : iren in crder to use the hearts and eyes ‘ ieaads bilihes whieh white THE 5 pavinsteicgie mews fchvac dommg'g = imeapple «ler mitt He tok oneu irsereen |, stone dink ehich, hen awsons SEE OUR DUST COATS if " <“ : : , is cofifidence, and to 3 duiged in oS : _? a a 3 ir igga “es : é Peppermint , nto h aifidenc ie and told this man; 8° * | upfitting him to fulfil a gentleman’s posi- ALL ° ’ ’ e ( 4.C. C. road ra y tak ¢ o great secret, that the missionaries had | i life For the man who drinks can-]| * Whe l sa! > and Retail : +. ‘ > te . a“ +) on i ; « é < " ; . P ‘ pia yo Thursday, 23rd St. 5 oOurseé ; Orangé -* te, ‘ oflered him $20 fur the body of a child a rion sted; bis word casnot be taken; WIGHTY pechanate the long and the short of them, : rom Brackley P ‘ } aa ] ad bee yuried the day before. le uv e ews oe . 9 carteeeipeecaoanaessnnnseintnaspajeierenisrannein * will be from Brackley the city, ! g @ | that had been ari ed ne ey tore. ee | and his promises are not to be depénded in black and colored, at T! wil b thtes pes ~ Efotiny ¢ 0 nson 0) iH 0 ‘ 6 help 1 it ERE ; — upon. Then watch yourselves, boys, dollar goes further in our store Pe . Will be three pr ‘ I, > he!p Do. shen ¥ yider, ard your shallow- than in any shoe store in town . ‘ gid medal and Island epi 22s 2 The two we graveys moved | When you grow older, ar@ your shale a fg g medal and |! id championship fo 42223 e@oee ee eG ~ The two went to the graveyard, ren ove i Prarie couspanioas try to lead you astray... eee as thi -agold medal for s i, anda the corpse and hid it under a pile of rub- | Your first step ie to Suis thiic easily: tn three great bargains this week : ) s ’ 4 hg : ; a + our first step Is 2 y, as 7 5 f s r medal for third bish in the yard of the ern T = soos as you Sad Geb Ge tent of hut fo Ladies’ Common Sense Dongola \ Poy Niwa sees ; tens _ a tad | the = . ee Lclinaticns. Then keep your eye on their Shoes, werth $1.35, our price 99c. aeeneapciemneen ms ene ee _ , = ro E ) _ is forenoon James the ye grave hac en TO the quack . . " . . . rh: uN ; ‘ . “i ea ee ee ee future, and note their success. While if Ladies’ White Canvas Shoes, $1 50 fallen and Michsei Cummiskey were loctor appeared and led a mob to the : pacer he led sno 996 F ach fined $2 or 19 days for being drunk yard, where, after some a.ummery, he you are wtak-minded enough = re at in any other store, our price 99c. l t Gj a a apable; and J mes Callaghan, for preter led to locate the body and had it | *8*8Y by them, when you = older, and Ladies* Tan Shoes, worth $1.75; | | : g nk and disorderly, was fined $4 brought before the mob. Of course the | YOUF ee apm. ae nwt e. This week at $1.15. ] a or 20dayve. Patrick McMahon, charged fanatical Chinese, with what looked like stead of being a ps to Come forward win . > tee o ' 3 ee — casa Se ea : : clean breath to fill that position in life | Take advantage of this offer at once. Wie fies i a . ; w log. orderly on the streets, was clear proof of the worst outrage known to which vour skill demands, you will find] All new goods ; ¢ have an excepiionally nice line of remande? t J} for eght days. Mc- the Mongolian, attacked and demolished be ts iad ie leit 2 J 7 e ote Robb-Armstrong Engines, those goods, which we would like to show Ma 5 : the rural districts, the missionaries’ houses, and the men and if eB Ene ; ag Yours for bargains. Correct Desten — I'he patterns are the best, carefully is ryt in his mind, and he 16 different styles, A very | women connected with the mission only | peta . Vork hi selected from the leading foreign manu- . t to the Hospital for, . ‘ ble with 6 legs made sayed their lives by prompt flight. | . A, E. McEACHEN, Best Workmanship reemperiye os sg most critical say t Insa wh be was confined once or nice tab.e W , oO”? ’ After the affair was over some inflaen- “ors naan som mae —— . a they are the best to be seen anywhere vo oe a ; : se Sai i EK MAN ; ae 2 , ini uefure” The Scott Act cases against of ash, for $6.00, Beats the | val trinis of the misionariey,citaine : us a ROBB ENGINEERING CO. itl, Come and ace them even if you doe bay ti I riey and JoOnn . rainor were - ai? the secret 0 1e@ quack s pio rom ie r, a t pen jing the apprehension of the band, this tao.e servant. who spend his money on an / Carter § for Wall Paper ‘ Amherst N: S. % “A. WeDON ALD il : ee WAtGa? & 00 LTD opium debauch. While under the influ * ° — Clarke was a i for further evidence. MARK ve ence of the drug he told of the whole : SS : ae ’ Fashionable Tailor : . een Shameful scheme. The quack, finding ' THOMAS HOOD, We, the undersigned Grocers of Charlotte rovincia Odhs that he had been betrayed, pretended to sei unespicla téwn, do hereby agree to close our resp eee 8 | TYPED DONI NERD ON DERE NRRERORRODRRRIRRRRRRERRRRRRORDERONINIPON POPPER RIIT IT IEA make confession, in which he cunningly Thomas Hood, the author of “I Re- eS Pcie tenn ae ee Under Act 57 Vic, Cap. 6, i . oi d = = implicated the eldest 508 of the _ family member, I Remember,” and “The So g | on tnesday and Friday eveniogs, commencing and Amendment | = = that had begun the ee Phougk | of the Shirt,” was the most humorous as Me gg em nu until Sest. Dee re a j —__ : Ac. aloes 06 “tet . D- a . iM = arm Tbh, § limit of the amount having been ex- = All Our = | this man was inne cent, oe ae ; oe = well as the most pathetic of the English Sisnand Yasmin 3°. 3. T. Merrie Jenkian & | tended by statute of last session, ie idee. = —S | dure the torture to which all Chinese su: poets. Few of the great writers of verse | Son, Beer & Goff, Stewart & Gates. J. ). Mc- | ernment of this Province is now prepared to i = pects are subjected, and, therefore, made a| were the possessorsof this happy cOmbi-| Leod & Co., Wm Grant & Co., Jas Kelly & Co | receive loans for short or long periods In- = -@ | falce confessi to save himself. Though . . ] hos John McKenna, I. McDonald & Co,, E. Leard | terest 4 percent. Loans payable at eali or at = ' —} | falee confession to save himself. £5 | nation of humor and pathos. -| Sanderson & Co.. Davison &Co. suck time as may be agreed upon : 1 ass a és = English and American warsh‘ps have b a In the poet as wellas in the man of lenetd -&vlweck.ocd whstin ANGUS MeMILLAN, = oa oe out to Chin Kiang, weve a8 affairs humor p‘eserves a happy balance |° Provincial Treasurer, | - j ries soug shelter, it wi ve long f the fi Ities d zives to its possessor SSS —— —— a | a : . r = | siovaries sought > Z| of the faculties, and gives pe : But this ie a loud talker. A pleased cus : by : ell —- diene » te wectomed. ‘The yas ile tar hited ‘ x A pleased Customer is the best ees ee AT A LARGE DISCOUNT —w® | before any cood feeling is restore: ©) the power of resisting that pride which 1 : ene. i Steeke ie aie = = worst feature of the case is the heavy comes from prosperity, and that gloom EASIDE HOTEL, { hustice Beach, rn EI, ! eee oy ints a aad as ‘1 n yr co aa ys f = —®@ | penalty paid by the natives who befriend- | which is born of mi+fortune. : | ____WILL BE as toe DEC I i prevail as long as we have %goods to - =. - - : oe - | > T } sell. We are distribute vine otwes te > = ad the missionaries. In his poem, “I Remember, I Remem- UM WER RESORT | OPEN J ULY : is AE a scl ae : rs of Fine Footwear. Our stock = >= : > > . —_— ber,” he gives ue that regret which in - : ‘ , seCied. , 31.00 ot sont F awn, Perforated Design, for $5.00 — FARMERS’ AND DAIRYMEN’S ASSO-| nature life is felt at the Leveloias of the : ovine Land cape, Bexutiful Gr mands. Sh aly =W alks, Boating ‘ " o~ ; —._ ; : oe. fim Surf and Still Water Bathing. nice picr, Bowiing Alley, Cro | = $7.25—Bluette, Braid Trimming, for - - $5.00 3 a departure of the! thonghts-end settings ef Gane. Teas Gowen. ghee Sarees € ates ovetTies ! = weer | ee : = ‘ eer childkcod, down whose cheek will not run s JOMN NEWSOV, = $7 75—Brown, Sequins and Silk Emb’d y fer $5.00 = (Conclusion of our report.) the tcar at the remembrance of the time Caarlotet own. | All the Latest St | = 7 75 Vaw Fancy Stitching, for - - - $5 90 = A discussion arose over the constitu- | when the sun : | y es _ wleid awn, Bancy ectcning, : . = tion with regard to who may or may not “ Nevcr came a wink too soon, 0 | L di ’ M a me . ’ = $8 00 —Biuette, Applique, Silk lined, for - $5.00 =H | be members of the Gonteol Aaapeiation, Nor brought too long a day ’; ee os _Terms WM LAgIES , Mens, Youths and Children S | : = ‘ ~- Mr. Shaw syoke of the branch associa- & pe as f = $9 .06— Light Fawn, A pplique, for - ree $5.00 = tion buying’ and selling cooperatively, when the oo te redo Rel-of Arnie =o Boots and Shoes. PI = ~ — ’ . en - showing the grand success of their associ— | nocence ; : et : t i ees =. $10.00—Light I awn, Velvet Collar, for ..* 4 $6.00 3 eet seal hileaen were sweet and genial and deligt.tful, and Moderate ti = j ‘ . . : . +t re ious promise cf the realization i Side Wark : = a - ‘ = ie » was inted to “wait on | gave a glorious promise cf the realizat North Side Warket Square. , $10 60 —Fawn Tr immed Sequins and Braid, for 05.00 = ee Oereas Gaal c ved vetting a of the dreams of the youthful imagivation. , Conc! =e “a ‘ - i IAle SCCTCLAM } : idl = ; _ 4 a : ” = oach meets = _ = $10.00 —Tan, Shot Silk, ruche and lining for $6.00 3 siatenpet Of fast year’s : business freus But the dreams a0d ‘the regrets are i AF 1, Conch meet | a . ; qhecieace 50 Ee si os “= Hunter River | @@@O@ ; = $10.00—Fawn, Handsomely Braided, for - $600 z him. Os ake fee warmth of feelings F ZB Hunter River : Coe ooceovesensovosoososcecooecosooeeoseseoe Cees s ; = . : : i 3 : Uae tant a a, oe _} born of bloom and vigor, and to age that | Lou ee =—— = SS WH E N YO U ‘2 ° > = 12.00 — Moss, Braided, silk ji-e i, for - $6.00 —s | ne fice and reques ted to Es pare » con chiiitnees 6. seul: beh anues Gemm-ae- ° > => : : —® | stitution and bye laws for the socievy. soa Li yr codes 1 , i an : : T ae Tl =< e = $16.50—Fawn, Handsomely Ap)! qned for - $10 00 S| Another meeting of the association will | clining powers and increased knowledge Coach leavesCharlottetown direct every Tuesday, eThurs- | @ : + ee ere ee | be held in the saine place onthe 18ch day | _ The house where he was boro, the sun) day and Saturday, between 4 an] 5 o'clock p. m., calling for 2 a Han S Well $ - os . - =~ we Bek ~ . : ~ = ra { to < c / . . < 7 00 90OCSSOOSCOOEESOSO DE DAESES SES. GIOSOOOSODSCOO = of August. preps — = ole eee ee 7? ? ° £ > - eee “ esee =| W. W. Hubbard, on being called upon, | 2, the flowers made of light tae 5 en * And keeps its graceful siyle ali ® = a BLAUK + ant ake Moi aleuee with special regard | that was close against the sky, bring to us e icdbhans Ua nial eaten nilcon a ‘ = = er wees : 7 j a all the thought, the feelings and the +cenes | = es hm ee cen = . . ‘ - 2 — igh, ain't you pleas s > 212 00-—Lace, Silk Yoke, with ‘e aud rib!oa tr’mming for S OO —@ | to the cheapeniog of production and look- Sebittheed, ‘Thente presented he the @ ed?) This is certainty when you ° > pie — Lace, ‘ “4 . Oo. = ing to the demands of the different mar- ; OF Chie we a i a y cans. tpiol g @e ure s - 1 Rit Co! 1 Silk . = kets for our varied products, B et with a Vv Maser a — : oe ' 2 Ki : : : - ¢14.00—Silk crepon, Lace, Jet “an tibbon, Colored Sik S ca 23 the possession of ihe poetic faculty - we ; * ~ = io ph repon, Lace & , 8.00 = Convention adjourned. higheet degree of | pe actin alone G6did ° ibl e Ch amos ° > r we eee : Bei a, ans . a ' -— eet ee were he a ce able nim to give; as the sculptor by his a > ‘ fs > 1640 — rens S pn i rim ned ¥ th La € Rib ve é i - ou . . enavie 7 = , fd I Cruse ti £ e283 ; & = $16.29 Sem Crepon, Satin Lined, Trimmed wi , 8.00 | Tue Bic Fine—This is the ae art divine chisels from the block of mar- E is noone e its stiffa ant fi-xi § | bon and Jet, for = anniversary of the big oP a otte- ble the: fau'tlees imitation of the living, . lity © = a OF Lik Cre Silk a andsomel i 2 Ww P i Street. ° . ; i = $19 00—Sitk ( 7 an Lined, Handeomely trimmec $12.00 = Pe ™ we not aheae Water ares breathing figure cf the —_— ~— - : ane throughout every thingpani it keeps your skiris, sleeves or w raps from . with | ing an et, for —@® From th SSe\ > } , , s the —————————— y ; . £ ot : " : ; : . the poet, by the wer of words aa @ becoming limp or out or out of s! > tt y t usage ther reteive = $23.00—Lonz Cloth, Trimmed with Lace, Ribbon and $12 00 = nese ae SrOrennntee, destroving ~ | waltiens of the Esc stedalens presents to Prints @ icok for the Red Star abel on a posal wi nat sat “aad eye ‘ Saaae $ . = Braid, for a 4 ee both a wae the eye of the mind the thoughts, feelings 9 > sure of the best results. . : eo ; J a q = : : T.: “1 oD: —® | and also destroying the buildings on . os 2 they flow from “ oe e $39.00 —Lece and Satin, Hand:omely Trimmed with Rib @U® “ ar and aspirations of men a yey Ho = 2 oe = as 3 cat” eo a $15.00 3 chester ne - up.as eee cag be the a fountain of the human a a ca 3 ° j10,13,15. > = na v@t. ior : ‘ 5 4 = as well as the building on the site of the) | 3 Hood’s poem, “1 Remembefy I bD ke seccoece « : ss . . ; s ' ' SOGSCHSOSEBECCCSSCSEE e \ = 090000000003 0000008060006000008000000000080000 = Kpiscopal residence Remember,” will forever. remain in the uc S, COCereccccccscescecooseses j ce ’ wats : lovers of English song as the ~ = L =a -- minds of the ! g ong : ing lams,; - Th § M U I al = ; : : : ein yoem that more than any ather is a bode: it, = 1§ 1§ d OSb It sll —= Ax Op Axp Wett Triep- Remepy.— eae of the sweetness of the.imnecence of - an - ~ ae - coal ~ aa o = - = o - Oe - — > ~~ - - = oe ai

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