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ABCHBISHOP REARDON.

Onarnni, N.B.J\nie 1.-A large num-

ber attended the NQQQUDU this evening given by BlahopBu1'y, in bonor of hia gueat.,Arclibiahop Reardon, of San Fran-r clooo.

THE WORST OF A COLD. _

Is how suddenly it ooinea. No time to

li-irrytrotlie dnigatore,_croup develops, the luiigfs are effected with pneumonin or tubercu oai_:lai:_d Q_’at»:_o__l_ate.K_i;_epCatnrrl_i

one on n -t a oo a natan-

Soiiiethink'mn§cal ahout_the wny_it cures_Ci;_t_ni-a and ergncpltls. Cpttnrr o~

ie s o at rem y iecause euros

hature's way;it heals, soothes and rc- atozea parmanentiy.l.`-urry a Catarrhozone inhaler in your pocket, use it occasional- ly and you'll never catch cold- tliat‘s worth remembering.

oat Il 0oos For Horses

Prussian Stock Food is a powerful

blood purifier and the best tonic that can be made. It contains nothing that is hurtful in any way. It can be fed every nay, and it pays to feed it regu- larly every day. A horse will do more work on less food when Prussian Stock , Food is used. It keeps the horse in prime condition all the time. No danger of colic or other stomach troubles; no dangerroi|tlie water getting cloudy or had ' no danger of distemper while using Prlilssian Stock Food. The action is not rapid, but after feeding it ri short time an improvement can be rcarlily seen. Prussian Stock Food should be used frequently by all horse owners. It will save veterinary bills rind trouble. Animals cncrvatcd or run down, debilitntcd, hide bound, with rough or scurvy hair. or with' piniply. seabby. or inangy skin, can br rtstorr-ri to healthy and normal condi- tions, by its use according to dircc tions which are on each package for all animals.

Prussian Stock Food, “The Food

that 1"attens."

Price 50 rents for four pound pack-

age. For sale only by

I. E. llN||iSllNl

DRUGGIST, Charlottetown,

1*?-

Nsturnliy bright childrm with irregular vision often appear ltupid and inattentive-not re- cognizing words quickly. This defect we remedy with glugq, Do not deprive you ¢m|q 4,1 but pouible virion. '

' 'iz

G. F. I-il?T(l'lES€N.

_` lfxpin' (lpticinn. .

25 d wtf.

_._ -.-___ _ __._i ~____._ ___._._..._ _

CAB SERVICE

Passengers, baggage, etc.. conveyed

anywhere desired. I eivelorilers at Mc- Donald & McKinnon‘s Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steve- son’s Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON,

1-28 d i yr Telephone No. 52

." _nuvuif , ri-uxun I nl

srrrr rorrrrrl _

' Old _Burying Ground in'-

September 1819. '

The old Burying Ground, so long ne-

glected, has been greatly improved during the last summer. Mr. Pope and his naso- ciates on the committee of renovation have worked well during the year to ini- prove its appearance and condition. The care-keeper appointed by them has been busy during the pax-it summer, in clearing the ground fiom the ninss of slirubbery and roots which had accumulated for over halfa century. Besides this, many of the stones have been set up, paths cut, nnd the ground generally levelled. The

The rcsting place of the rlcad is always e

place of interest.I..ai\‘isli sums of money ur

who were rueniories

nearest rind dearest, whose we cherish with the fond re-

collect-ion of their many virtues. Apart fmin this are the historic characters of thc ct-inetei-les which have adorned every hamlet, as well as city in the world. This is the case with the old Gruvc Yard. The men who looked upon the slteofCharlotte- town, when it was covcrud with the verdure of the pi'imeval forest, lic here. The stately pine, the spreading beech, uiriplc and birch wercstill with us,whcnt.lir~ rninistr.-rproiioniiced tho words “Dust to lust, ashes to ri.~rlics," over the reiiinina:of our llrst settlers. ' | The funerals used Lo bc rlilferciit from ~\'liut they nrc now. Our futlicrs had no stately licai-sea with plumes to curry thc corpse, no rlecorritcd criskcts. The collins \vr~i~eplriin, covered with line cloth, and nictrillic lace for the wealthy; whilst the prillbcnrcrs and mourners had long crapc snslir-a rind lint lninrla. '1`hc corpau wus carried to thc ;grnvcyr|.rd on n hicr borne by four mcii, who were soiiietiiiicn reliev- ed by others \\°hc\i the journey \vi»'.s long. The funeral of _

Liaur. rau\'i~;iz.\'oa llssiinisai’

isasnniai-ked cvciitin the cally history of the town. Hc died on the 25th and was buried with great pomp on tlic :ltith of September, lrilll.

Thomas De La Cour Desbrlsay, lilcut.

Governor ,of P. E. Island was born in ireland ofFrcuch descent.The terrible per- secution of the Bugiienots which followed the revocation of thc Edict of Nantes by Louis XIV, King of France (16%) cnuserl tliciii to tiee in lrirge numbers to Holland and thc adjoiiiiiig states. William of Orange was thou preparing for the in- vasion of Euglrtiid. Burning with zeal for the cause which the Prince espoused, six rcrgiiiieiitsrif Ilugiiciiots were rriiserl in the I.ow_|Countrics in one of which the riiiccstor of tlic Colonel received ri Crr.pt.ain`s coniuiission, signed hy \Villiaiii rind Mary. At thc conclusion of the war which placed tlic Prince of Orange on the throne of England, the Dealrrlsuys settled in Irelrind-. licrc as stated Colonel Des- hrisay was born, rind is sriid to have imbibed that strong nttricliment, to his native country which is pi‘ovcrbiul to the sons of thc Enicrrilrl Isle. On thc fnriiiri- tion of t.lic llrst (lovernnicnf. of this Is- land, Mr Dc.~rhrisay was appointed Lieut- cnnnt Governor Iiind: Colonial Secretary of the lslrind of St. John, as it was then called. The I.ieut Governors of the Pro- vinces at that time were only to act as Governor in the absence of that officer By order of thc Coluiiialolficc Col Des- lirlsny appointed to the tlovcrnorsliip of the Island and other officers were ordered to leave the old country at the same time , as Governor Patterson, which he did and ' rirrivcrl here in the full of 1770.

'l`lic principal officers of our local Gov-

. ernment were proprietors, Col Dcsbrlrsny ‘ owning Lots 14 and ill. His influence at- the Council Board was generally with the rihaentec proprietors, rind strongly op- posed to Patterson and Cnllbeckin the var- ious uiciianros they introduced which they consldcrcd for the bancllt of the

i3.'cllHD-iizil EEEECZEEH E§'CEEl

A Sl`UF_FEllS_l_0llY _!

We are selling a line of cheap mattresses that we are

proud of. Nine out of ten mattress makers buy the materials from other manufacturers-they get their excelsior in bales, compressed like baled hay so that the freight may be less. This baling takes most of elasticity and spring out of the excelsior. Then the wool or wool flock is as frequently se..

cured from manufacturers who rags. Now the makers of our

make it entirely out of old line of mattress manufacture

all their excelsior themselves and it is never compressed, as it leavesthe machine it is placed in the mattress cases-they also make all of their wool flock using cutting only procured from the large clothing manufacturers-this is picked, carded, washed and makes a fine, fluffy sanitary bat with

which the mattresses are lined

top, bottom, sides and ends.`

We thus secure a thoroughly sanitary mattress at a low

price.

Mark right Furnishing Bo.

Carpets and

Furniture. '

EEEEE EEEEEQQEE EWS'3lr

'bfmlrh .1 r

rl ororrr orrsl°-°="“=f-»f=r-=‘-°=-

colony. Ho veal holie bullion in tho eolmlea, and I Battalion of KD mon if bo command. This

Mr. Callicok beuino as President of Couuoll,,in the Almanac of Mr Desbrlsqy: filling the position for tour

ment, which posltion`ho held i'nr.one your when he was released bytllo 'lctilrn of Patterson after tive years 'alilohoo from the colony. The ra-antlofland made by

tration of the Government vacuo! such a nature, as to arouse the strongest oppposl

lthrough the a|;enoyoftheColonialSeceta\ry to the revocation of some of the titles.

At the time of Col. Debriaafa death

his son who was the nrat Protestant Min ister on the Ialand, was atill Rector of the

'parish after 44 years of service. He was deservedly popular among all classes in the colony. The Rector wished to be re- lieved of the solemn duty of officiating at the burial of his father. He wanted to

Queen Square right opposite the Church

'i‘hey wonded their way to the old church

He was n friend of the writer from the

we inet torrctheigruirl where his son Sir

edncss, especially when it‘aso easily

when you do. lVn are making a parti- cularfaature this season of n. line ol

be found unywlicre.-James Patou& Co.

5 dw li.

6 lil rii.

Invictus shoes lor men.-Alley

& Co. Charlottelown§Agents,

22d wtf.

Our Meii`s Furiiisliiiig Dcpnrtmciil. is n

busy spot these days, our flnc lincs, low prlcea and prompt acrvlce being magnets that draw trade irresistibly. Scc our iv (rw for men'a shirts-wltlioutdoubt,

$.1- at

f°"~=_‘:..~“.:.°.r~°"":.:‘.:.'.f~:_:.°:.:- rss

- . » amor v are from - _ _Burral of Col. Desbrrsay rn the .,.,......,., ...,.,,,,.,, ,.... ,..,,,, ,.,G,,,.,,,_ greg:

. su

coinasbraiy during nu ahorsluiminn- {r:_§¢___

_ 12 M

I3 Tn

tion from Governor Patterson and led 14 W _

15 Th

. .............$5.95 ' f ._

< tabs and bntto . . . . . . $6-25 _

9-25 "

, 18 Sl) S ,

~ lil Mr _ __ '

._ ,, _ __ ,fy

° ,. l

._ ‘r ,.

I 'V '

have the Scotch minister Dr. McGregor to , _. é/_

act, but the Governor would not allow it. 29|T_h , ,/ ,

. 30|! , ~ l -_ i _#_ Xl

Col.Deshrlsay at the time of hladeathre- - " " '

aided on Sydney Street with a garden and J " %

- r 'i i b- rr' ch- ~ l‘~~ Z§§flr..'-°rf~§'.f~i§.`.f.ri’r. iii. .-.-f.i:r.l..yi.'l“rr....§ “"‘“ '“ "W ""“' °’ ’“” "°““° °"°“‘““ °'f mn-ED T00 HARD " _ .sy

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""°'k 'l°““` lm’ bw" d°"e wen' He was forced therefore to act himself r

THE GLOWOUS SHW' /rrurnrrws mon crirzco

wlrsr clrurrrrrlc -~-

'°“"' Lovnon, May A0-The C P R. steamer

Ia ready llc \\rll not even begin to Atlienln.n,leri\ing Yokohama tips \\ cek

hint nt its many nttinctions to day, \\ c for Vancouver, will have on boiiid about

allzation of its countless beauties for ou national tonrla for London and New York: | H E ` C R N I E .

Giro I 7\W 8,Th 9|Fr

l6 Fr' 17 Sa

zl) Tu .ll _W

assures 22’

m4mm»»wmm~o=Eaem4aa»u§m~¢55o¢®r 3f5$SE§§3S§5§&3§5$3gggS§BS§2B5B

wanammoomoumnmmmoamwmabmaaaaamw E332?‘.3SQ8§EEQE5&§&B&¥§%§E§3S.‘£E€i€B

uno.-»-ooo? ifssmeeng-oae\.n\-In-bg =_=ggY¢¢x QD' essence?saans;sa==ea2Fcncna8rna

mamammmzmmmummmmmmwmmmmméenqqdg S8S§SSSSSS8§§_$ii&€§SS28§¥_B§§3&B

mn =;°=

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Lcwis iniide liisdeliut. as as npubllc speak- -- -

er. The account of Mr. Dcsbrie-iuy'a funeral ‘vm _WH _ _,_ MW 3| _Rev Dr Kem

WM “mf me by Mr' Dane" 'mt very long stead, of .r\r-iirliri iinlvcmity, has reaponrl- , _

beiore his rlr-nth. Hc passed riwny full of cd wa" _nvimu0n_ _-_mm Colguw univep a m e a 0 n 0 ; years' “ml we hop" r”l’f)5u8 '"_t’hm’ b"“"" sity, nt lirinillton, N. Y., and will prcucli . - O land where Deuce "nd Joy ""5" forever' thc r-iniiiiril sernion before thc Tlicoloizicril

_ _.__..¢. ___ ull di‘up,gists.

_f-i`___..._._

Neosssarios

Nicely cured Bacon. . _ 14c Cl-ioicecreameryButter 22c Nicely blended Tear. . .zoc 4 qts Cranberries. . . . . .25c Apples per peck . . . . . .25c

the heat values ln the Province-then comc ln nnd oak to sec our new tles,collara and cuffs, gloves, underwear,holsery etc., it will be n genuine pleasure to ua to show them.-M. Tralnor 8: Co. ld -tl

Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

& Co Charlottetown Agents.

_ zzdw tf.

200 sets qf light carriage harness

consisting q/nickel, solid nickel, rubb- er and oroide mmmlingl and special truck harness just arrived. D0‘n'¢ fail to call and ua samples and get our prices br,/ora buying.-As Horne 8; Co- 6~6mw/ 8; w 2 w.

We should like to introduce you

to our ready to wear skirt depart ment. We know we have values that cannot be touched in P. E. island. We have all lengths from 38 to 43 inch. and waist measures from 24 to 28 inch.-black, gray. navy and iqzed mixtures from $2 15 to $7.oo each.-Stanley Bron.

5d 2i. `

qauwieensunon-_=§»':_ ':-§s¢m~'lau'|cam»-§i=§ _tr-Egg' §5$$2§'i“S5§&i $=§§5°i8!gg5'5;§3'_ $a§=5._

which stood on the vacant plot between

the Market and Post Office. The _f_i;B<_ira__: _ - _ Blue ladigs doth’ pleated skirt,

Aa it 'piisscd along the military were Nou]-ished Me Rack tg Ggqd followed by the Free Masons in full ro- Heahhtg galiri, than all the chief nicn of the town. ___

J' P’ T' scniinary in connection with itlirit iiistltu

tion on June ltitli.

only suggest "take-n.-look" leaving the re- £700,000 in .lripanesc six per gen; ingm-

Wush Waistsut$l wcontrolledevclualvcly Sprained Ankle, Stiff Neck, Lame Shoulder.

by us and which will bc found nowhere " '° - e|5e_ In Dom, of |,e,m¢_y ,md ,,xn.n_ Tliese are three common ailments for

ordinmy vnrue this g,,,_|,m.|n“ |,, un_ wlilcli Clirniilwi'lriiii's Pain Briliii is espcc~ W .

npm~0u¢}mh]¢_ You wi||f\u,1\\1,,Sh wvmsts inlly \'nlinibli-. If proluptly applied it will

in the c0||em_§on 8310,, as 5Uc_ and M high aavc you tlinc, nioncy and suffering when

as _7' and np ,reps betwec _in , troubled with any one of tlicac nilnicnta.

$3 U. D n, entli _

and every instance the best values to 1'°"““l° by “ll ‘h".’llKl5l'9

,_______, _ . ov

G. H. Taylor has ri ilnclinc ofailverivrirn | I _ General Manager for Pyince Edwsjrd IS18Ild

Jas. Kelly & Co. |

12.000 Dozen

rrcsi EQGS iaro

We are buyers and

want your shipments, also buyer of lildol and

calfskins. Quote ul f.o.'

b. your statibn.

lolm Ho||lrlrrs.

sr. Jain. ;v;f‘|if'.r El' blllild i 6 mt; vu. 86,'

I I

'~.»<

days when, members of ri debating Club.

y““l' 0" “"lv“1“‘°'“'°"p"° being wwe!" llul vvorli' inustlio rloiic, and tlierc is _>;§_/ 'l | _‘_ cd into tho grrivc, the grand old service of no ,_-|,,|,,,-¢ _L0 mpc n 1-eat, _ "`\_.~-r~""l ‘-' __ the Church of England was repented by I\'c\er_punrl thc Ii_'cat-ll- wp__n_t___=\p _ f

, . »' ' L'0f¢lH!l.X`y i y0\1 U80 BITOZDIIC. J I S

the Radar’ bmnmng “ull tems m ,his thc aystein, cniiclios t-lic bloorl,'strengtli- “Yes b-Y me l5"”'V° °f l“"‘ futher- Phe cnsllic rici~\'ea,i|iakes you fccl like new troops then tired the lrist salute in nicinorv at oncc. _No nrcdirzinc in thc world is up of the departed soldier, and all was ovcr. l§”“""`f“l '" ""“l°"l"¥ h"“"'h “Tlleil (“' I ‘

. . boriiiin-i'vll|c, nf \\’cynioutli.

At this time the old Market liouse .. x“_M“,__"k _md mis_,m|)|c_

stood opposltc Plp|1_v`t~' C0rn€l‘ (HOW “I toilcrl Luo hrird ut my vusiness ‘nnd

St:ui1iper'a) on the south corner of Qu cn l*Ff_>l¢¢‘ ‘|0\\'\\-

. ~ »~,- _h,i - rim bqunc' The boys, of Charlottetown sletpilnilrlillllilhrlllynIlili(ll&l|d“;i\'e utlnrllileiiy-

were granted n liolirlriy by thc school |_|,;,,g_

uiustcrato ace tha fuiicral, numbers of ‘_ l\J__i_rl_l_"r_i‘rc;_zoi_i_e_;_iclp u_i1c'l ____ ____

._ - _ ° c t, in save my c cave

them stood by the Market House rn build me nL____ _“___ ene____y_ __o__“_____hed ing of 18 by lil ft) for tlirit pul‘D05f-‘- In mc brick to pcrninnent. [good health. No

this crowd were Tlionias Deabrisny and better tonic is iiiride than Fcrrozone."

Benjrrmin Drrvre,-i. 'rho first or oi..-so was ___»_\ll__i>l_\€'~_i_?ir1\_\_S ___f_¢_:=_<:\_1;\1»;‘»;\_§l____1_‘;¢__f_;‘°f_31_;§

'I `l3 r I P l ’

afterwards attriclicd to thc survey under _`_m_e__gLh to those that use “__ 5..o_ per Captain Bayllcld; tlieotlier aubsequently box or ,ix boxes for $g_50_ nf, “ll denim-..

filled many important positions ln thc in iiierilclne, or Polson& Co., Hartford,

Colony and only recently passed away. U°""~' L* S' A" llml Klngsmn' ont'

Canvas clothsirrmmcd with

”f.._`“'-`*_§“;_1'_f' _:;“'“ ii' 1_1; 3'-...Z Tj __ /ii o ' -/, /./`»"" $1; `

~ /

l’r-rlnips you :irc in ioorlienlthi 5’-` l l \'- \ \_\\_f

"’-- ' ' $2 25 $2 65 $2.'75»$$.00

sasa This way for skirts.

and

$2/

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sf?-5,

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EL All I

‘-‘liif

.:»\» ‘$31 _ \,9;\°).0‘¢», °.» .

lg,:Q*o,» :§¢‘»;l$-e,.,; '

-si: .¢.§:»~'.:= ._.. gli? . `.»' -'5¥»°!~‘¥’ ""`

_ya-_,3,\_ `~;~`s`s¢ §_`__! $33 ..:.°;~'!»` * <’

\' -__;§_g_~__._ _ _ _¢\ _.~\_

_ .` 1;- _-_,_ `_

"":~:‘f1€;. '- _ ` $;('i6‘$".'.'*` v - _. \>_o\/Y..,__/ __ _ \,_Q_ . _ _ ,_§__ Y". _,§(-;,;`v;w‘.?‘

.- , ' .-#fs-~

-- <-»""=4,1 ,?f" ___

;e?; gl" _ ~

if rl rf. 4

"MQ "0: o ` 7

, 0 ,r 7'»"~_-’;/»'{¢;»‘°'$°¢'~ '- //or ’ 090'! li ' ~/d /'00 .0 '- .14 / wool' 2,

.Keir-°‘°

of the elaborateneas and coinprehensiveness

'tire assemblage. _ " ' ‘ A » good seasonabie skirt, mixed' -_t\_veed. at rapped acams,stitclied

bottom for...... ......$4.25

Mixed. tweed, piped with brown

'Blue ladies’ clots; pleated skirt.

- .~:.-,;»f;,-,.;,___J§.,'.l_‘lf2-_

-.' 0"; "1 o 4~.#“\"-‘_-_ 1",-'fry-':»' “

.£0263 _i_~b'

SprinR'8

can only

conveys but the

of the en-

/ .-gf-_ - -__

_'_ ,_/_ ,‘1: _

. - r fi. ’

__ ,tix _‘_ __|_-._

_ ‘___

_._______

kg- '-;-__ _ _

_` _ _ ___

_-_-st-._-=-=_~_-fm,

was organized by Ari). General n NERVBS WENT To SMASH__ l _ \ $4 75

rector iit thc lituid of the procession. The CUULU NOT SLEEP_wORK

corpse was carried on u canopy by four WAS IMPOSSIBLB

incn as usual, led by Holland who was ---

in full military costume The doctor and _ _ _ - - - - - - - - ~ - - - ~ ' - ' ' '

_ , __ _ _ Blue cioth,pleated bcttc ni. .$55.5

° ' ' l '-_‘ Blue canvas cloth. . . . .. . $7.75

r i fir 1 r c s ii in ll l ll ` \ \\ \ Black ladies' cloth piped

ol owe i . eut. `overiior mit w i ' . - r the whole garrlson, of soldiers and artillery R E l _ l l \ \` With Slllt. . . . . . . . . . . . . rncii with their odiccrs, under arms. The _ _, _l ' \\\ ,_ Black Plain cloth' stitched liandplaycd the “Dead March in Saul. “Gave Mx: Nev Vital Energy _ \ ._ Black Plain cloth_ trimmed with

cloth and buttons. _ . _ _ _ $3.15

Misses’ skirts in blue, grey and

black, lengths 144. 36. 38. for

/-\

-`_i--_E

J st&C

E l R

_ in which to insure than

H n rsoN,

THE 'l`lil.\` MANS DANGER. __ _ `

l Ho criii`t rcslst rllserise germs,-l.hrit»`.~ Whogping Cough in jamaiga,

why lie`a such ri. inrirk for consumption. , In this lunrl of plenty, tlilniicssis wick- __ M,._ ,y_ ]{i|cy B,m,,cLt_ n ¢|,e,,,i,,|_ of

0ver_om,_, with Fenozon _ Tl ~ mm_k_ Browifs 'l`o\vii_, .lniiincri \\ est India !~ _\i.i_elissrie_l»ririnarpirikfjeyou llgtrliliickly: l=~'lrmrl.\\'1‘ltes= “I cannot siwuk tw hirshly next 5 papers! some “S toes:-roryf~riin olt t l-, fl |,1|'(; _

nourishing rintllibriltifi-gii'lllg. ll‘ler'i‘olLdii]e `:l,(i,"(Tli)l'le§fu n sbeorégh lnfngledy If

supplies tliciiut.riincnt iicerlcd by' worn- l e _ b m e nfs* wma y U1 b I k' f L'f I 4

oul,nerv_ef~‘_ inpiilly constructs muscle nnrl “'h00Pl“i€ Uvllllhr Wl\|'~'ll ‘S Dl`¢Vl\l0Ili» 0" W 6 l C fatty tissue. ’lhe form lilla out,tlic this curl of the globe. Itiiria never friilcrl ‘

dlecks ""l‘l"",’. pr°_Vl',"‘€ mm ‘velght is to relieve in any case wlicrc I have recom-

b»l dl'l. l h l l u;l“1.i;,.(,.:,;,,m, 0Ffh;eu|,§,;g1,,¢;ml;o;;H mcnrlcrlit rind giutcful niothcrs, aitci

» . , . _ v

r.r.i»iessrnso0x`foi-rirry coins or arrrnr usimz it-.ure daily tlmnklnc me for ad- B

$2-001101111 ‘l01\l¢1'5» rising them." This remedy is for sale by

Charlottetow n.

. \

NEW CROCKERV' s'ropE

If not ii 'new store. ut least a new eto¢|¢,

All spring we have been getting in new goods, und will corlinue gg do ,Q

_¥;_lita;:_;entock. from wh ch we can suit everybody with tl e right goods .g

CANADIAN CROCRERY CO SUNNY"

_,,, ‘a sms.

,- -"9-‘ ' '-eases-€

_im i ii -' _

THE SHERWIN-WlLLiAMS

iioor no ounce rrirllr _

..r..‘Z°:..l.‘.‘.’.".l1'..".:1‘.‘.1::..'.2:.;'s.'r..?.`s.'::f'- ""1

Where s. strong redox brown can be \ sed' to advantage

no mica;-economieat paint can be Zound for the pnrpqg. ` ' t as great durability. ood ri

works freely and easily under tile bruscilwe ng qmuuu' md

‘ ‘ , Roqf and Bridge Paint it prepared reldv for ige. _

Put in '¢»._lIo_|i"¢|ui». r plum mi gg u r

,nary p»22¢¢¢’l.rfsu.ma»u:u. , rofifre by ““ °° °°“"

Se WV..

,¢'-'_J:E\..ABBm.

-___...,___._......v_... .-._

nr: i

_gieéxb carries uI'_r_s'_t class out o - _ii h'ptlpkar. __ _~._;h,¢'_|,.'_,°_ awe are ibm .rox ri.. galil., and other 'towns ,with great _suc. cess. Q ` C _ __ _ ’

Attractive" specialties will also

beintroduced~by-members of ure Club. ' _ _

Vinnicombe'a orchestra in at- '

téndance. r

Popular prices : 25. 35 and 5oe. Ticlr eta for sale at urual places.

JAMES EDMUNDS,

' Presideiit.

GREGORY F. HUGHES,

Secretary.

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HOTEL - ACADIA

‘ --AND_*:7 - . I I Acadia :_ pri ng,

Grand Tracadie Beach, f

North Shore. '

Rated by Baedekar First of P. E,I_

Summer Resorts.

Opens its eleventh season July ist. Attractions:-Surf and harbor haili-

ing, sea and river fishing, shooting, boating, tennis, fetter ball, croquet.

bowling, archeryr, golf, etc., etc.

The Acridia's a ie is unsurpassed for

quality, its Bah, shellfish and game are noted specialties.

Only a pleasant four 'mils drive from

Bedford station. Hotel carriages incct every train. Telephone and daily mail privileges. ' - . I I :

For rates and iilustrated circulars arl-

dress O

ISAAC C. HALL, Sr. Proprietor.

5-5 mwf 6w then d 6w. _

Horoioal

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Now landing per sc'l1ooner

“Rothsay’,’ from i .New York,

°»6ooten's»~ Hard* Coal in egg

and chestnut sizes.

C. Lyons“& Co.

5-30 diw Pat. `Ex.

Sllolalr Nolioo

Tho Dopnrtmeiit of Public Works lici-r-liy

notifies :ill parties who l\n.vc mrinuro pllcrl at ho proaont tiiiio on Soutlhport Hill, loarlinr; in tho l<`oi-ry Wharf. to hrivo the anine rcniovvrl nt once, and in future not to atwnipt to plricr-. any auch nuisance on tho public lilgliwriy, otherwise they will he summarily dealt with. as tho law provides irrespective of persona.

JAMES H. CUMMISKEY,

Conimlaaionor of Publlo WVorka.

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SEALED TENDERS Nldrolilod in tho un-

depiiunod, nnd omiur-and “'l`onrloi- roi-

l’oat Oiiicc nt Sourla, P. lil. L,” will bc rocci\'r»rl at tlilrr ofltco |unt:il.Momli\y J unc 211, lin‘i,iiicln_-i- Volga for the oroction ofa llost Ufilco building at i;Hrla_,__ P. _"Eb I., arr:cor;_l_in|;~Dto' plana _nnd a c wi on or-icon a o o rtmcn . ri lpillillc \’V0rka. 0tfA\wa lllit., nnd-liim(lliai~lritr<~- town P. E. I., at the ofiloo ofJ. B. Ho¥n|i,§Er=n., ia..-rrrient nrriirnwr, P. w. D.

Toirgioru w lnot be considered unlevu inrirlri

on tl printed form an ipliod, and aifncd with tho actual slgnatiiroa olf toiidcrorir.

_ _34_;c_¢;_pt4ér_l_ clic_%uo op _i_i_ cli__rirtAii~or}__bap_k.

00020 oonornuwc

nlator of Public Wor ual to ton r cont

au.o‘ ~ i n eric i . w in i i0 pa o. lof tlio_ a£io_pnl.mo'E:;;__lio __tondol?,0_Hiii_st forfoltgdn ll tho parity” tenilerlif edldgllno tho contract or fnil to complete tho work von- traotod for, and will be returned ln crow nr imn-acceptance of tender.

The Dotmrtniont oeanot bind itself to ric-

oopt tho lowest or tender. `

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r ibn. oir:i.iN.is

` Soci-on '_

Department of gp_lilio V\_’__prl¢n%_ _“_ U)

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Newspapers iliaoriiilig nlhlqcadvartiaoliir-iii.

wlthou mithnrlty from tho partniont will not be paid for lt. 6-81 mwf IW Bc will

Black Diamond Lino

'rin as. "C1ic0UNA"` _ nun.; from

Montreahweriuudly inor|i'a¢,]uue 7th. will bo due lt Ch'town,Soturday niorning unc will and Milo kr lb Jolin’H.

Lew Vin Qyd' .gpld North S’rtr‘.'.°»¥.r»3-'d -'=isr‘;2..°§‘.».fr.*:'i::s

rm" .~ _ °`mru `ww mrgm -'¢“".‘s~»=. __ _~ -mann-anosm co.-

Agatn, Qimloiamwn.

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