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TRIALS OF A PUBLIC MAN.

It Takes Time to Get Used to the Ways of Newspaper Correspondents.

A new member of the senate was complaining to an old member ef some of the difficulties he was encountering. **For one thing,’’ he said, ‘‘these news-

which ie called the summer number, is now cut. A glance at the appended table of contents will give @ hint of the wide field covered by the populera d most useful «f ladies’ mogazives. House Furnishing and Decoration, Fancy Waists for Summer Wear, New Eff-cts in Skirt«, The Season’s Bathing Su ts, Styles for Ladies’ (Illustra- tivps atd Dercriptron-), The Latest Bi~ evcle Fasrbions for Ladies and Misses, Sivlee for Misses and Girls, (illustrations and Deseriptiens), Stvies for Little Folks, (Iilustrations and Descriptions), Styles for Boys, (Illustrations and Descri; tions), The Work Table, Church Ewbro:derles, Emma Haywood; Faehionable Dress Goods, Trimmings for Summer Dresses, His War,

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 16, 1898 a 69S EOE hh BaP Ea a nN A EE LTT IT niet inti eitliee tiie DR | «te fecaalet THE DELINEATOR. a : GC [| ' Bhe said to him, hur lover: The July number of The Delineator,

a paper fellows don’t always get things clans on apenas ~~ eee straight. I don’t mean to accuse them | Emm» Churchman Hewitt; rhe Tea Table, Ve ; witht of carelessness or of inteut?4nal misrep- | EduaS Witherspoon; Kn tting,(IIlustrated), 4 ; . resentation, but now and then some re- | vies making ot Home, Crocheting,(ilue~ SS , . Pure Spiccs markable stories are printed about me — res a ——" — ; : : » 9? ‘cugations, 48 aye e McLIwWs, JIND A . . : gen get used to that,’’ replied Women and Club Life, Helen H Winslow; SF Fo the Latest Style and Lowest Price : ale the veteran. ‘‘That won’t hart. That's | Social Ob-ervances,Mrs Cadwalader Jones; | wp ‘ . ' ia . : aoe | part of your apprenticeship. I’ve been a, oe of 7 Manor, (story) — SF Sills We are determined to get. additional silk business hy deserving it, Profitable all along there. Let me tell you of : mes Hr i ry ig date Pr and we ask you to see and consider the silks, and decide whether : . jane ipe. § ft ‘. Se ows ’ ; . , : - ° ° » ~ 7. ° . little experience of min oon alter ” | sutj eta, Comfort in Jule. Pienic Days, Al we Wwe areentitled to iton that basis —merit, nothing but merit, quality, choice . . » * r f J ’ ye, © 3? 3 hess But bad epice is soominable, first came here I picked up @ paper from | yn? an hiaet Fifteea Savory Sand =) SP] : This is a truism that no compete: | MY state and saw it asserted in a letter aicheer Tatting kde 7 The ve -and less price, houshenenee should ai r from Washington that red ee Cueiiuae Illx of Life, No 7, ie epande Pro- es . : Mae alld that hte os backs tow tn uaak de myself had = one ae a tration, Grace Peckham Murray, MD;| ope Lapet Mulls, Grass Linen, etc. All the pretty cheer. | J — os slate, and that all the patronage for the | 1) )).5 Women, Sarah Byrd Page; Lace } oP ae Skok 198 5:1 things,that will bright the spring dt z if you get the rip4t brand of Spice, | state would be distri! uted according to making, (illustrated), The Voice, First wy OS%, . a V1 srignten the spring, an emper the : ; and while there sre many that are | that arrangement. Paper. Eleanor Georger; Aasong the New- or, hot Summer, May we get your opinion on the daipty styles we are showing of ' : fairly good, it 4 always safest to ‘There was no warrant for the state- | uxt Books, Domestic Science, Tne Con- SS these woods | tans whith ws tavacshir eni- | made inquiries for the cor- | symers’ Leagve. <P o~ ° ee eee ™ respondent. He came to s6e me an Subscriptic iee he incat $1! “Fo : . ; . form. Thai one is paaeel to bea bright and most agreea- rune, Hae came Pa = WN : Li : ex A fine showing in Flowers, Feathe rs, hat Trimmings ble young — yesh wes for ee a on the loval agent for The =F S bod y etc, that go to make up millinery competition. We'll & : Bf thority, anc e pleasantly refused to Jutterick Patterns, or addresa The Deline- we fo pera a ; ie? ee i ae : , a give it, but said that he had every faith | ator Publishing Co. of Torouto, Limired, oy give you all the I oe you ue ed im 0 aking a selection, and there are people here c in bis informant. To tbat I replied that | 32 Richmond St., We-t, Toronto, Oat. “> whose advice in such matters is wortl having. c all I would ask, then, woula be the of ee sb ey | privilege of denying the story—of put- Mail and Empire: Mr. Bertram seems uy ’ “aD ee : . : ting my statement against the other. | to be uneasy with respect to the negotia- | ome ress Coods That “Perkins” is widely know for its dress He said that was only fair and that be | tions that are to be opeved with the ad goods excellence, elegance and exclusiveness ig ; would attend to the matter. _, | United States. We must confesstoa share} NP ample evidence that it is a store thit meets woman's dress goods wants well and 3 ‘‘When the correction appeared, if | in that uneasiness. The feeling arises not aA Pt oy } . read something like this: ‘Your corre- | only trom the fact that the Ministers who , satisfactorily . We have the largest and newest stock to select from. The eo. story a _ re = not to or are oem _ bued wie % prices are ljuwer than any other store in the city, enater —-——- al s colleague, by | the commerc’al unton idea, but from the 7 which the patronage of the state is to further fect that iD internationa) matters oe, Wy We vive our customers the discount. be divided between them, has raised these gent] mernhave betrayed, eo far, nt‘er ‘3 e Keep No Stamps = ‘ quite a stir here. There is no question | *7d inexcusable ignorance. Mr Mulock | Sp Bw KAVVTVOVVVSVSVOSE as toits absolute truth. But Senator | di¢ not know the meaning of the Berne Saf] = ——, who evidently has been rattled nost»l convention, and thus made bis — : , by the publication, now solemnly as- sede Ot a, as et ‘> an oe ft i E 2 Carey O., : | 2 de : ! t indicates ibal sures your correspondent that he had | (°PUY wade \p Farhament & Le : : he cannot even find that instrument, al- T * o x a nothing whatever to do with the deal.’ pa ; ; yo et NN Y SIDE. i COMMENCING MAY (Oth After that I went slow on corrections"? | ‘boush it '* printed Mr. see ee See 3 . —Bangor Whig and Courier. —— _ and Mr. emmaea,. yggsae a) ered over the meaning © the 2 Snobbishiness. G rman commercial treatv inso far as 2, & . a a ie TTT EE ew it affects us, and it cost us something like | SoZ A LEE LE LE LEE or ort VA or on ‘* ome i ine favorite oS, SB Ab st . atta ae it] oe eee $7,000 to get the treaty explained to them > WGBAAL WAN se 2 Sh SPE SE ale TUS SESS e- FAX” will leave Charlotte- i i . ™ ae ae, - eee Y | We are going into thie thing handicapped i ‘own f. Ro: 46 to Her home, decause in Her SIM: | oa 10 men,'and there need te ro wonder P 4 own for oston plicity she thought he seemed lonely. hat Mr. Bertram expresses himself a , Every Tuesday, ab 1 p.m. He came, and at the close of the even- | yneasy, SUMPTER Ken esse AEE : ing remarked to her, ‘‘I bad no ideal calling at Hawkesbury ard ‘atinent : : . oo y should wet re wig, ata ae New Mornine Parer.—The Morn ng Halifax. ple at your house, 18 voice UDCON- | T jegram bas taken the place of the | r RETURNING eciously emphasizing the ora In & | Norwester ay the Liberal-Conservative little book, **About People,’’ Mrs. Kate | roan at Winnipeg. leave Boston every Saturda, | Gannett Wells gives the following in- ss ; stance of a lack of good manners: : 3 d at noon. ‘ : Snobbishness is not confined to one & ” Passengers leaveing Ch’‘own | set of people. Emphasized by fashion | § a = w @ wp " or literary pretensions, it spreads from \\

Wednesday mourning via Pic- tou, can make close connec- tion at Halifax with

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p- Th. families attended, to whom the h st THE DIXON CURECO.,40 Park Ave,, Montreal. Tickets for sale at stations P. E. I. | gaid, ‘I'll introduce you to those ladies | _ F Railway. opposite,’’ and he moved toward them. WILL BE HELD

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village to city. It exists in sardine fac- tories and in palatial mansions; it is met with at picnics and dances as well as at dinner or conversation parties. The links are close.

One of Boston’s oldest families gave @ reception. Two scions of other old

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‘*Excuse us,’’ said one of the men; **the ladies are of a peasant style of beauty; it is hardly worth while.’’

The host bowed low in recognition of

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On the Beautiful Grounds of St, Dunstan’s College, on

} Agent, Ch’town. heir farsceing power, adding, Tes, nave been refitt d, and are now in sirictly | ‘ ae iiilninill cael lial Aci i they ate my BleCes from the country, inst class condition. They will be o; e: ; but I will not tronble you.” , | Puesdaye, Thursdays and Saturds--, . No apology would be receive, though | 45, 210 10 p.m. Members are iuy d 2) C) NN | IN | | 3 | ‘ T) Jy one was eagerly offered. O patrovise them; bon members wil! ‘ Oe ec cherged « emel! fee for their use, epee we. The Assembly good — —— Anemperor of Germany besieged a order, and will onable FRIDAY \ | inform the public, that no persor | sity which belonged to one of bis rebel- | pates 4 Sec 4 isT UU l = ; ’ ‘ , peey w eue eecretary. Dradl e } or versens are allowed fishing in Mr. | Nous noblemen. After the siege had ; r ? LY 9 IS9s, : Joun White's Mill Pond, without | lasted for a long time the emperor de- 4 termined to take it by storm and to de-

premission from me. JOHN WHITE, wls Wheatley Rive

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stroy all it contained by fire and sword. He did not, however, wish to injure the defenseless women; therefore, he sent a proclamation into the town, saying that all the women might leave the place unburt and carry with them whatever they held most precious. The noble-

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An Crition will be delivered in the larg» riak on the grounds by M. J. ¥. Quis ESQ ,Q, C. M, P., OF MONTREAL, one cf C nada’s most prominens platform speakers.

4 : man’s wife instantly decided to take (WO 1) : . : . ry n - . = + “ we °Te s CT eee re i omniinepaai her husband, and the other women fol- Wharfage stcrac 8 wnisl The follow ing 18 the program and Prize List 4 ; The ; ; lowed her example. They soon issued age storage an yara- “s : : : os 10. H S oa sg ! . leer mede'y @ ar be grounds of the Chariott-town | from the city gate in a long procession, | ag? at reasonable rates. 1. One Mile Bicvcle Race (under 16)— lst prize, siiver mr- 0. Hop, Stepacd Jamp—irt prise, Sie a Amateur Athletic Association, Ltd. ' : 1, Geo. Gardiner; 2nd, bicycl (Miller Broe,) 3rd Davie+;) 21d, silver mounted revolver (Fennel & ; | 2 ao » 4% | each one with her husband on her shoul- dal, Geo, Gardiner; 2nd, bicycle lamp (Miller Bros,) it : : Keith & dr ees a ready foruse The b eye’ |} ders. The emperor was so much strack Arthur ij Peake biescle boots (A. E.McFachern) l!, Hurdle Race—Is: prizs, gold medal (A. BS a 11% ae ae a heavily mere 20 | with the noble conduct of the women a Waste | 2. Running Broad Jump —lIst prize, silver medal, (Mr W. Halifax); 2od, silver meca!, i = and elena To ee eeoanes levelled, | that he epared all; even the city itzelf Nov. 4 J.O°R ley, of Singer Sewing Machive Co ;) 2nd box cigars, 1). Runving High Jump—tet prize, goid medal and a splendid Lawn Tennis Court built, oe es ge eee vane Rendiealiant ap > 4 ily da! F wr com fortat . ir roe f th was left unton: hed J Br uce Pay ne, Granby aa Q. j ros. 5 2nd, Biiver imneda!t. Ou a ) dressing oO 3 e . . ee 5 re i . : *? > . . use of members. ; ee sok a Be 3. 100 Yard Dash—lst prize, go'd medal (Baterbury, 13. | Mile Fiat Race Lat prize, gold medal heed 1} 1 e a ‘ 2 ryt y ’ ; Bieyc l ng, Tunning, jumping, Lawn “CONORTY in taking FPood’s Sar FOR SALE R e Chard & Jackson, Montreal,) 2ad, silver medal : os of ae met _—— & All nS . dour} tennis, Foot- ball, Quoits, &e. 2s oceans te i ae “6 140) cade tapi ' { i Le 4.1 Mile Bicycle Race (ope: y—Ist prize, siiver medal, i medal (Jas Wadde!l )ot noyai Kiletric ae ; ickets $3.00. Boys under 17 and] a Men? s scitsade tas ic ped mtenachoayer re es (Dodd & Rogers;) 2nd, bicycle pants (Jas Calder) 14. Fat Mev’s Race—Ist prize, Ist. ot ladies $2.00. ¢ BV = pouuirer and true Only Ls ll sd coeal ilver Medal (Mocre & MeLecd) (t.eddin Bros); 20d , pipe (Dodd's Medical Bal’ ‘or 8 Dene the ‘June True Purifier. That well known business i on| . 2: Putting Shot—1st prize, silver Mleual (Moore & MeLecd) ; on . B m ate ae and at Reddin , ic BLOOD Purifier Richmond Street acai ere be 2nd, silver medal! 15. Hook and Ladder Team Race, composed of ois tT FOS, NG A. W. heddin’s Store. | " : et . oS , neil deasaile [7 one . atesm. A prize to eacl a the winuing testy . E. H. BEFR. A.E.NGs. | TOURISTS.— Prince Edward | This Hotel conia’ns about twenty good | Pe 6. oe ' et Ze, at eee — epeene & ee ae ro oe ee i th . oS Presiden: | Istamd Etiustrated is a beanti. | epee and shop, all in good repair. Good ay ee Sy STONY ORTEE SCOR eT ee? "16. Tus Teren tic Dax ua will be presente y oma fully ilusirated book on P| S!*0!!0g for thirty horses, with large yard 7. } Mile Flat Race (under 16) -lst prize, silver medal, sack said das alae tke, dat had GE , ee . . . 7 - 5 f ‘ ; Fil ) © als = Frrness Line of Steamers E Island. For sale at the |"™ a 2nd, silver medal. ag Ht coe i cicaliend th * | bookstores or at this office— ply to THOMAS CAMPSiL2 8. 4 Mile Flat Race—let prize goid medal (Grace & Gast- 17. Tue Busy Hicutaxp Fuse Daxcer will be C 4 50G s Uiul, nena alifax:) az i > : ¢ eal.) > e Es IGHLA) ANG J - | eoguay, Halifax;) 2nd, box cigars (J M- Fortier, Montreal.) | with s handsome gold watch by Jus Paton & Co. ~ Halifax"to Great Britain r a ad a 9. Sack Race—Ist prize, "tox cigars (J. Bruce Payne, | 18. The Best Indian Club Swinger—let priz® silve x SS D “ : . = Granby; P. Q.,) 2nd, silver medal. | Sd lind O8 ' S. 5. Damara sails from Halifax for rin wi Great Britai } i i A rae ele 6th June. | No secon | prize unless three entries. Entry fee, 50c dov's fut 8 steamer las beer fitted . “ : ° . . a with Cold Storage. Shippers of “ . . GET RicH Write todariore im all its branches at the Exau Dancing Booths with the best of Music. Swings and other means for a good day #™ : —" * . TUsh- free con ; vgproosel tn oF : . ; y . N ab'« produce should apply early. extensive acrettenne te the intteate patent INER office, one of the best equip Special trains and boats will be arranged for | G . . laws, f 5) foreign conntries, Send sketch mod al J b Prin . Bate atic’ : . rs: a or phute far ian : . mode ped Job ting ment, 10Ne a - Committee | W.W. CLARKE, Agent | R10N, Sixporta, Temple Building, Meawea on P: B Island June 9, 1898— M7, T. PAYNE, Sevretary Com | o ‘ :

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