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\Vall paper liusiness quiet for a

time, although our wall papers were so attracfive ard cheap that people feel sorry they did n-»t use our paper when hous~ t-l-suing.

Before going to the -ea side or any

other side-ptease order something to

read from. Ylcforia Book Store;

‘Ve have all the latest and newest

magazines-novels, daily and weekly papers, fashions etc, etc, etc,

Communicate with us by postal

telephone, or any way and we wil for ward to your address any book or magazine at shortest notice.

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Wednesday, My I9!-lr

1_1' TWELVE O‘CIDCK NOON

The tollosring-

0|_seCIyds mare. 8 years old, 1 bay

horse Tysus old, 1 blood mare 6 years old, 1 carriage colt 8 years old, 1 bay horse li years old. 1 carriage lilly 1

old, 11 milch cows, 7 young cattle, ea. 16 sheep. 7 lambs, 1 brood 2 young pigs, 40 hens.

1 binder, 1 hay

loner, 1';-hay rake, 1 truck wagon, 2 carts, 1 express wagon, 1 driving wage.l.jf8 piows, 1 moulding plow and acoiller, 1 wheel harrow, 1 spring 'tooth barrow, Iiron barrow. 1 spike hariow, 1 roller, 2 driving sleighs, 2 wood sleighs, 2 sets driving harnesf, 2 ‘sets cart harness, 3 sets plow harness,1 threshing machine.

CROP+‘About- 50 acres (hay, 30

acres oats. 7 acres wheat, 8 acres po- tatoes, 15 acres turnips.

TERMS-All sums of $5 and under

cash; over $5, five months credit on approved joint notes.

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Auctioneer.

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\VhD.\'F.SD.-\Y. JULY 12. lS99.

REV. G. M. CAMPBELL.

The departure of Rev. G. M.

Campbell and Mrs. Campbell this morning causes deep regret in many circles in Charlottetown and through- out Prince Edward Island. Mr. Campbell has not alone been eminent- ly successful as the pastor of the largest Protestant congregation in in this city, but has exerted a wide influence for good in other ways. He has greatly assisted in temperance work, and by his judicious councils and earnest eforts has aided in the promotion of every good work. While a. leader in the Methodist body in Prince Edward Island he was fortu- nate in sustaining most cordial rela- tions with his brother ministers of other creeds. He goes from the capi- tal of Prince Edward Island to the capital citv of New Bruns -vickgwhere he will find a splendid field for his Rue talentsas a preacher and a worker in the cause of righteousness.

'inn Guannlsx joins with the hosts

Campbell have tndeaaed themselves during their live years residence in Charlottetown,, .in wishing UIIGIII abundant happiness, usefulness and success in their new home.

Today, the 12th of July, is the

great Orange anniversary, it is not-, as has been so b some, the an

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lnivofaryouno orare Boyne.

where William III defeated James`II that battle took place July lst,l690. On July l2th,l691 another battle;was fought at Anghrim in which the ad- hgr-am.; of J 4mes,led by French officers p were again defeated.

' A while nge we commended the

federal Trovernmeut for issuing an _order prohibiting the sale of intoxicat- ing liquors in the militia camps of in- struction. The order was a good one and was obeyed insome cases, but not in alL Complaint is made in the press that at the camp in Laprairie, the order: was openly dis- obeyed, and that a great deal of drunkenness resulted. The London, Ont. News tells that notwithstanding the order liquor was freely and openly sold at the canteens at the London Camp, and quotes a young man as saying that “the Camp was one long drunk.” It is clearly the duty of the Militia Department to enf0rce the excellent order it has issued, not only on moral grounds, but that obedience, which is the foundation .of all dis- cipline, may be observed. The citi- zen soldiery ought to be preserved from such special temptation during the period of instruction _

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TnnSSElec1ra will not make hm

regular trip to this port on Thursday next as she is being repaired at Picton.

ANY person wishing a pleasant

drive, a good tea and refreshments. should go to the public tea at Clyde River on Saturday a.!t=rnoon the 15th inet. It will beheld on the beautiful grounds of Archibald McDonald Esq , by the ladies of Clyde River Presby- terian enurcb. Strawberries, cooling drinks,e1c. will be served.

8cntlcy’s Lmiment the Modem Palo Cure

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' We are sold entirely out of 1899 Bicycles

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The value will surprise you, $30.00

Call and look them over. Nothing like them on the market.

MARK WRIGHT & 00,. lid.

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of friends, to whom Mr. and Mrs

ALLIANCE

sure on Laurier.

SHALI. QUEBEC RULE ?

man Grand made a picture that form ed an elaborate back ground ti the animated faces of the performers.

The mntality of human concerns ig

nowhere more marked than in amateur entertainments. The program was a delightful one in fact one of the concerts well wor.h re- membering. Mr. F. Haszard. jr., opened the concert with a vocal solo, “The Promise or Life.” a high baritone 'or tenor robusto his voice is worthy of earnest cultivation. Miss Cotton fol- lowed with Matteis. “Dear Heart.” Too well known to need comment ctberlhan she was at her best in a very happy selection. The clarinet was very much in evidence in No. 3, the number, a set of variations with brilliant cadenzas, GKC-. While not very pretentious was en- joyable. We expett good readings and careful phrasing from our teachers and the performer was satisfactory in these part culars.

"Out on the Deep,” in a vcry deep

_key and sung comme il faut with depth ot expression earned the generous ap- plause which succeeded Mr. McLean’s rendition of the song.

Next came one of the geins of the

evening, viz: Miss Barre t’ piano solo.

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The "Murmuring Zephyrs” by

Jensen was Miss Carters contribution.

The ornate arpeggi work was daint-

oily played, the dreamy melody stand- ing out clearly, evmcing the clever cantabile of the player no less than the sonority of the middle notes of the piano.

Next came the chorus “Magic of

Shirt Shirt Pins, Shirt

the chorus at its close was very iine P1qu9 Suits,

An intermission was then taken and

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;TonoNro July 11-(Special)--Th°'seasonable edibles were the order of ihque Sku't"_ _ 1 a I _ E " i mf Ontario branch ot theDominion Alliance tlrgnolplent. ed th un 1 b mga » `. § » __

mga” to - 1 -ue, _ rt open wi a vie so o y _ ~

lution eondeiniiirgmthdo (;o1::rl,- ul' w‘A`Gnm' Tm °’mP.h°ni°' M H ' _ have urge “Hou” nf

mm ,or P_,mmg We Pm,” ,__ §°°¢°:;sye§: 5°; r=:°_\;°_tL1§;\1:u 33; 03 “Y gztterns of Moncton Tweeds. Pals.

me nl no otnm on mo rsomsition onposio 1-nation is no sign - _ _ °i'°h T“_7°°‘!°» 'Enillfk hgg,

question and calling on the friends of “Y bY *mich “U0 *T9 *P* . Canidmn

Pmhihition to canvas for friends of that Prpwhad' Mr' GPM hu twddm Drees English Wound' E A

tthispathandaneno ble rsnditionef ° ~\ .

movement only and oppose the election ` ~ - J y. ` Und3r Skirts: b_9l`K9» _Wat 0fEll¢lll\d _ _

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ofal1¢_>pgonent-not prohibition. . . n lad __l‘8

Hotsonsfavonog the creation ofsni_(V3°1“.\)__1?5$l°°|-°\.\_¥lll\\°_i°l1 |559 _ B , - .- ' - - - ~'

independent prohibition party and`we. b° 'mm 'md-7 d°'°~l°P°d' 5°-E Sitié ggmbs

men suffrage were also referred to SP8-l ash-gm|,,¢g?°oPl° 1 the q » oi P0lllP8.d0l1l' ’

°il1 °°llll!\itY°°°- s.E Miss Chalnl:)er’s sang Begun? “The Comps, - ' '

` _ vmlasting ay" very fee ing y, her Under Vests We take wool in exch '

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The Hospital Concert. °"i|"f"iiii.f° 1iitii§”iii§'°i: onnnont Suspenders, for any goods in the store we 8 ’ ‘

--- voice and res ndedtohis warm recal Sun Shades A I ’

There is nothin' g new under the sun with “The Pallgos.” Ba ’ .3 buy wool fm'

says a writer. That may be true of MissConstauee Fitzgerald contributed# Zar gl0V6 Biting pattérns 15

the generality but de ' htful surprises' i,f°The Roses f J ” b La . H - . ~

’neath the electric lighllind the arrange- rendition leftolrttlldmto ge delrred :fd 500 fashion Shasta gwen “WOM .lk OBO;

ment of the Hall gave a sense of new- encore .evidenced thls. The accom-

ness that acquaintance wore off into f ppniments were in capable hands. Y . pleasure. The seats were arranged on . A large audience was present and _ 1 ` either side and facing a large central ii we trust substantial gain will accrue to '. ' l °'

aisle. The stage was very prettily ar-Ltne hospital, Mrs. (Judge) Eilzgerald _ ranged, portraits o_f some of lelt no stone nnturned |.o~insure_ a mosi- - Sunnyside, Clla\°l0ttet0WDi- the great master’s beautiful and attra`c- cal treat and she succeeded in making

UW f1°W¢1‘ gl'°UPil1gS. flanked by the if,we are not tn error, a musicel epoch. Mllllhé ry Leaders." ` handsome and massive conceit Heintz- - _ .

W3i§tS We keep the most up to W3»1Sl» date stoc of High Class Bathing

Wsistfmo city. Blank silk Wo -

Henriettas, Black Lustrleliz Night

Black Cashmere, Black 0 i

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,sit-:Sgr by 1:9 Fiat -luiomgoist :noir Menrlous, Black Mohalrs, t' as

------- " e ircctor as ga sro a out ima °

very respectable number of voices. the Black `PoPhns`

_ ‘ . Fancy colored dress oods Motion to Create lndensndent l.?$§$T}°s§lif°E3..ll111f§§‘I.t§'ilf'§¥f.?tf.»Z _ in nu shades. g N k

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prodnoiaiino-onon -obeyed no mon Crash Suit, Class Ladies Costume in Icom",

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b Rhexnberger’s Hunting Song

Her touch is crisp and forceful, her _

interprftttion that of the musician. The Y

Grand Piano proved an able alloy and .-

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mtzzo voice which gives ample prom- . ,

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Dress Goods i

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Another lot of Fine Worsted

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