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THE DAILY EXAMINER.

A Broken Party.

Tue Grit party in Cenads has literally

gone to wreck and ruin. [ts unCanadian

and unBritish policy forced its ablest and

best man to withdrawn from it previous to |

the last election. Almost every politician of ability belonging to it is either dead or gone over to the Conservatives. The last straw is furnished by the election of the Conservative candidate for Marquette by acclamation, In all the wide extent of territory from Lake Snperior to the Pacific Ocean there is not now » single parlia- mentary supporter of the Opposition. There never was in Canada or in any other country a political party so utterly dis- credited. The Nemesis of its rascalities has overtaken it. It fate is a lesson and warn- ing for our politicians of the future. To political corruption it added hypocrisy. It appealed to the selfishness and greed of Canadians, and would have sacrificed British institutions and imposed heavy discriminating duties upon goods from Great Britain, in order that Cana- dians might buy off the commercial hostility of the United States, and make more money by dealing more freely with Boston, New York, Chicago and San Fran- cisco. While its leaders were coquetting with the politicians of Washington, they attempted to deceive the people of Canada by protestations that they ‘* meant nothing wrong.” Immersed in Mercierism, they canted about political righteousness and the *elevation of the standard of political morality.” Their utter abandonment has proved that the intelligent people of Can- ada will not tolerste in any party of poli- ticians the character and tactics of the blackleg and the hypocrite. We sincerely hope that it will have a wholesome effect upon our public meu of every stripe.

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Creps and Prespects.

A agactovs rain has dispelled the anxiety of our farmers residing west of Bradalbane. But those living at the east- ward are still upon ‘* the rough and ragged edge.” In this section, there have been one or two light showers—enough to wet the leaves, but not the ground ; and the crops eastward are beginning to suffer, particularly where the soil is light and poor. Turnips are not growing ; and potatoes are infested with bugs. The farmer has, in the loss of time and the expense to which he his now subjected by reason of the bugs, ample cause to regret his scoffs at ‘‘Donald Ferguson's Bug Act.” Had this Act been enforced, and not laughed at, our farmaers might now be rest- ing or profitably employing their time, in- stead of picking bugs, with aching backs, in the heat of summer, or scattering abroad the poisonous paris green. In this connec- tion, we may mention an apparatus, con- structed and used by Mr. Isaac Howatt, of Cape Traverse. It is referred to by the Farmer as follows :

“He took a pair of wheels and axle, made them into a light cart and upon this he plac- eda barrel. From the bottom of the latter he led two pieces of lead piping, one from either side, and by means of short pieces of rubber tubing he fastened perforated nozzles. One sits in front to drive, while a second person sits on behind and guides the —enen, so that two rows are spray-

at one time. The shaking of the cart is sufficient, we understand, to keep the heavy em green in suspension. By this apparatus rom two to three acres can be gone over in a day. This is perhaps as convenient, cheap and expeditious a way of spraying the potatoes for the extermination of the potato bug as can

be devised, and we would recommend our farmer friends to build a similar contrivance.”

The oat crop is reported rather short, aud except where grown ou very good land can hardly yield the average, unless a good rain should come within « few days. Wheat prospects are better, for wheat has beén sown upon better land and is not so easily injured by drought. But, altogether, the prospect of a full crop this year is by no means sure ; and business men ag well as farmers will do well if they are conser- vative and prndent.

In the Upper Provinces it was complain- ed that there was too much rain. But within the last fortnight the weather has been as favorable as possible for the grow- ing crops, and the same remark may be made concerning the weather in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Professor Saunders sends excellent reports from the Northwest. Though P. E. Island and Cape Breton may be somewhat short of the usual harvest, it seems probable that the harvest of Canada, as a whole, will be abundant.

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—The most popuiar Ameriean poet now living is probably Will Carleton, whose ad- mirers are to be found wherever the Eng- lish language is spoken. The secret of this popularity is doubtless to be found in his adherence to the principle that there is no thought so great that it cannot be re- solved into elements easily understood by the average human intellect. ‘It should be the work of a poet,” he says, ‘not to make plain thought or lack of thought complex and difficult of being understood, but to simplify and interpret nature and art to his readers ; not to produce a series of rhymed riddles and enigmas, but epics, dramas, or lyrics such as the ‘human race

Relief for St. John’s.

The following are additional contributions : City of Charlottetown, $500- Dr. Toombs, Mt. Stewart, $2; W Scott, $1 50; W m Goff, $1; H Smith, Pleasant St., $3; Francis Mon- nghan, 2 bags potatoes; Jas Ross, Mt.

Stewart, | box goods, 5 bags and 2 bris pot-|

atoes; J G Sterns, St Peters, 15 bags potatoes; Dr Muttart, Souris, } box clothing; J E Me- Donald, Cardigan, 4 bags potatoes, 1 box clothicg; Rev T Lloyd, Kensingion, 14 bags flour, 6 bags potatoes; Mrs A B Warburton, 2 packages clothing; W A Poole & Co, Montague, 1 bex clothing, 1 tub butter, 1 caddy tea, 2 bris flour; Prowse & Son, Murray Harbor, 1 case merchandize, $58 46; B Aitken, Montague, 1 parcel clothing; W_ F Fraser, North River, 50 lbs flour; J R Warren, 1 brl flour, 1] br] herring; Mrs W M Coffia, | parcel clothing; Beer Bros, 1 case goods and clothing, $100; Daniel Brenaut, Murray Harbor, 1 bag flour.

The following donations were not acknow ledged between your issues of July 15th and t6th, much to my regret :

D J Scott, North River, 2 bags potatoes, 1 bag flour; Hugh McEwen, | bag flour; Joseph Wise, 20 bush potatoes; John McLeod & Co, 3 packages clothing, $60. T. C. James, Treas.

The Scottish Gathering.

Interesting letters are being received by the Pioneer Committee. These show the great interest taken in the commemorative feature of this year’s celebration, as an ex tract or two from the letters will show : ** My brother has taken all the trinkets that | had of any consequence for the gathering of the Clans. Amongst them you will find a shina cup that has been in our family for over 200 years, and an iron vice, 160 years old.” Here is another extract: ‘* Your request for articles to aid in carrying out your celebration in honor of the Scottish Pioneers is an appeal such as must stir the blood in the veins of all who are of Scottish descent.” And yet another: ‘* Although highly approving of the commemorative feature of the gathering, | regret that | can do nothing to advance it. The only thing that occurs to me at present is George Buchanan's Poems in Latin, dated 1676, printed at Amsterdam. Can you not re- produce the creepy-stool, a bicker for brose, etc.” Did space permit we might add many others equally interesting, to show the enthusiasm manifested through- out the country in the pioneer celebration

Personal.

The report that the Prince of Wales will visit Canada next year is discredited.

Worth, the famous Paris dressmaker, has declared against trailing street gowns.

Great Britain has two lady lawyers. Both are lrishwomen, and both are natives of Bel- fast.

Gen. Sir Arthur Edward Hardinge, K. C. B., equerry to the Queen, has died from the effects of injuries received in a carriage accident.

The cost of a woman’s education in various American colleges is as follows: Cornell, $500; Michigan, $370; Wellesley, $350; Smith, $400, Bryn Mawr, $450; Vassar, $400; Harvard Annex, $500.

The Privce of Wales will take the initiative iu the Grand Lodge of Freemasons for grant- ing a substantial sum to the sufferers by the fire in St. John’s, Nfld., from the charitable fund at the disposition of the Grand Lodge.

The Rev. A. E. Burke, of Alberton, who is a member of the Maritime excursion to the Northwest and British Columbia, officiated on a recent Sunday in the church of the Im. maculate Conception at Winnipeg.

The Emperor William is on a whaling cruise in the North Sea on board the Adler. He is in excellent health and sends daily despatches to the different ministers He will return to Berlin in August, at the time of the accouch- ment of the Empress, who is now residing at the Marble Palace, ~The Farmer reports: John H. Beil, Esq., M. P. P-, and Mrs. Bell left by carriage last Tuesday afternoon for a trip to King’s County and they will be absent about a week. They intend driving through the priacipal settle. ments of the eastern county, on the north side, south and east shores, Souris being the objective point.

A famoue Duchess in London recently went through the ordeal of having a dress made on her own figure. Shes for three hours while the dressmakers wrought fifty yards of rare old lace, that could not be cut, into a gown for a soiree, at the close of which every stitch had to be carefully cut and picked out before the lady could disrobe.

They were registered at the Hotel Davies yesterday: B A Trites, Montreal; Capt A Mc- Leai, Orwell; W & Waring, St John; B I Latz, Boston; G W Fetter, Philadelphia; A J Nicholson, Providence; R Hirech, Montreal; W Richards, Bideford; AJ Taylor, Toronto; J A Richardson? do; A M Wri ht, S’side; W A Barnard, do; A H Ellis, Halifax. To-day were W © McDonald, Montreal; Major C F Howes, Miss Howes, C L Howes,

Boston; Dr and Mrs Green, Camden, N J; Patrick Biake, city; & DeWolf, E A Smith, C Haggerty, Halifax;

The arrivals at the Queen Hotel vesterday were: GC Needham, Fairville, NB; Dr Toombs, Mt Stewart; M A McDonald, Noank, Conn; D L Waterman and wife, Boston; J H Bell and wife, S’side; J F Willis, Stellarton; W D Eastonguay, Halifax, NS; Joseph Wood, Halifax, 8;

E Hallanan, Boston; J H Sheridan, Welles.

ley, Mass; T W Glover, Ada Andrew, Mrs Andrew, Providence, R 1; F Hughes and wlfe, Milford, Mass. To-day were si Anderson, Head St Peter’s Bay; E P Ford, M D, Souris.

— The Water Street nuisance case came up before the Stipendiary Magistrate this morning. His Honor reserved his de- cision. We trust that the decision will not be unnecessarily delayed. The house as it now stands is a complete nuisance and the public have a right to know, without delay, whether the nuisance is to be continued or not.

Potice Court. — The case of a party charged with annoying persons in their dwelling was dismissed ym. Larter, for breach of the Charlottetown Liquor Regula. tion Law was fined $25 and costs. A nuisance case—parties moving the old hospital on Water Street—was adjourned until to-morrow. The case of a person charged with havin premises in an unclean state was adjeumed to the 28th inst. Two drunks, one disorderly and the other incapable, were fined $2 and $l or 4 days respectively. This morning the police laid another information against a —- for breach of the Charlottetown Liquor

egulation Law, Summons returnable to- morrow.

Band Concert.

The Citizens’ Band have kindly con- sented to give an open air concert in the Gardens to-night, commencing; at 8 o'clock.

, Some of the selections they will play are

beautiful, while the schottische, ‘* Four little curly headed Coons,” ani the medley, ** The Coon’s Picnic,” are higaly amusing. The following is the prograrame for to-

night :

Waltz—Forest Park..... ..W H Thomas. March—Canton Halifax........... R B Hall. Waltz—Emmeline....:........: W J Wade. Overture—From Dawn to Twilight..........

Ht bassa vec naseeenheseeee CW Bennet. Scottische—Four Little Curly Jeaded Coons Canis cones Sebi ae eweRie J H Wheeler.

Waltz—Congratulation....... W H Thomas. Serenade— Waves of Memory. A Blanchard. Mediey—The Coons Picnic...... Laurendeau, God Save the Queen. er The Rifle.

No. 5 Company, 82nd Pattalion, held their annual rifle match at Brookfield on Saturday last, the 16ch inst. The follow- ing are the names of those who won prizes and the scores made. Hizhest possible score, 00 points :

Sergt R McDuff, 42 peints; pair pants, pre- sented by J McLeod & Co.

Lieut W 3 Darke, 40 points; hat, by Patton Bros.

Lieut A Beaton, 38 points; pair boots, by Hon D Farquharson.

Pt C Bertram, 36 points, shirt; by McLeod & McKenzie.

Sergt W A McDuff, 35 pvints; hat, by Prowse Bros

Corp C McLean, 32 points; whip, by Dodd & Rogers.

Corp J Darke, 32 points; hat, by DA Bruce.

Pt W R Coles, 30 points; cash $1.

Pt C Duff, 28 points; Tue DarLy EXAMINER; by The Examiner Pub Co.

Pt A McLean, 27 points; cash 80c.

Pt J Godfrey, 26 points; The Daily Patriot, by The Patriot Pub Co.

Pt J McDuff, 25 points; cash 70c.

Capt R McInnis, 24 points; The Weekly Guardian, by The Guardian Pub Co,

Pt A McDuff, 24 points; lamp, by Capt G Davison, Q M.

Pt H Andrews, 24 points; cask 60c.

Pt H A Wise, 24 points: cash 50c.

Pt W McDonald, 24 pointe; The Weekly Herald, by The Herald Pub Co.

Pt J Darke, 23 points; pitch»r, by E Camp- bell.

Pt R Wilson, 23 points; cash 40c.

Pt M W McLeod, 23 points; cash 20c,

Pt E Johnston, 22 points; cash 20c.

FtS Ward, 21] points; cash lic.

Pt Wm White, 21] points; cash lde.

The folluwiag gentlemen contributed to- wards the cssh prizes : Joseph Wise, $2 50; Geo Mutch, $1; J J Trainor, $1. The officers, on behalf of the company, hereby tender their sincere thanks to the friends who so handsomely contributed towarda the prize list.

News Notes.

There are 30,000 famished people in the Texas counties, bordering on Northern Mexico. Their condition is due te severe drought. :

Charles Waite, the trapeze performer who fell from a height of several hundred feet at Tolchester Beach, Mc., a few days ago, says he will let baloosing alone in future. He has taken a tumble to him- self.

Edgar, son of James Wiis >n, of Albert Co, N. B., is 14 years of ag:, and weighs 162 pounds, although he is -hin in flesh, after hard work at cropping this summer. He wears a 40 inch coat and vest.

Ella Haldridge, 14 years old, living at South Tonawanda, N. Y., has confessed the crime of poisoning sevéral chil ren by feeding them candy charged with rough on rats, One child is dead and two others h:ve been given up. The fiendish gir! is under arrest.

Attorney General Casgrain, «f Quebec, has decided to inveatigaie the w«'kiage of the Montreal and Quebec emplo ment bureaus, some of which are alleged to be mediums tor procuring French-Canadian gir s to ge to the large American cities for immo al purposes.

The Government cruisers :.cadia and La Canadienne have captured the schooner Willie, of Quebec, off Anticosti, with part of Bouchar’s smuggled whiskey on board. Bouchard and his schooner, the Busy of Quebec, are supposed to be omewhere in the gulf.°*Ths cruiser Consta ice has receiv- ed a further supply of ammunition and is still looking for smug glers.

The tctal number of comm:nicants of all denominations, according to ‘he last United States census, is 12,500,000, as .gainst 10,000, - 300 in 1880. The estimated Catholic popula- tion is 6,500,000. The Meshodists boast 2,250,000, a gain of 30 percent in the decade, The Presbyterians have incieased 39 per eent., the Lutherans 60 per cent. and the Jewish synagogues from 50,(90 to 130,000 members or 160 per cent. And the pvpula- tion has only grown 25 per ee: t. >> <—- -- -- - Extra large No. 1 July herring at T. W hite’s, Bayfield Street.

Baptist S. 8. Picnic on Mo:.day, 25th inst, at Red Point. See advertiser ent,

By an order-in-council, datei Ottawa, July 2ad, Nicholas White and Bernard Trainor are promoted to secondeclass clerkships.

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SAVE Money, time, worry, and all such bother. How? Profit by th: bargain sale of clothing and furnishings at D. A. Bruce’s.

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Souris Races.—The trottirg races adver- tized to be held at Souris cn August 11th, next, have been postponed unt | August 13th. The free-for-all will be espe:ially good as many of the best horses on tt2 Island have entered. The purse for this reve is $100 for which there will be a keen co itest. A good day’s sport is assuaed all who «.tteud.

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Fast Passace,—By special telegram to E, H. Beer, agent of the Bomi:ion Steamship Co, we learn that the steam:r Labrador are rived at Liverpool to-day, mal ing the fastest passage ever mn ade between M ontreal, Quebec and Liverpool, Congratulatic os.

SKODA’S DISCOVI RY, the

reat German-American Reme« oy for Heart, Nerv«s, Liver, Midneys, Blood. Guarantee contract with every be itle. Pay only for the good you receive. At all D $1.00 per bottle, six bottles 85. 0. If you want to know about SKOD \’S REME-

The Defeat of Blaine.

The great event of the Convention is less the nomination of the President than the final defeat of Mr. Blaine. At the same moment he loses his chanee for the Presi- dency and his public career ends. Hight years agu he was nominated amid immense acclamation, but also immense doubt. The next morning a breach in the party began, and it deepened and widened until he was defeated at the polls. It was a peculiar defeat, becavse it was personal and not political ; that is to say, it was determined not by a change of politicaPviews upon the part cf the Republican dissidents, but by a conviction that he had practically abused offcial opportunities. A nomination and an election eight years later he might have regarded as a reversal of that verdict. But now he will appear in our history as the man whé broke the line ef successful Re- publican candidates tor the Presidency which began with Abraham Linculn and was resumed after Blaine’s defeat.

Orme, the Duke of Westminster's great colt, prevented by a mishap from running in the Derby, won his first racé On Friday last. It was the Eclipse Stakes at\Sandown park, worth $50,000.

COAL!

Guaranteed Genuine Old Bridgeport.

NE CARGO of “Olid Bridgeport” Round

Coal for saie in lota te suit purchasers, and

below market prices. The best Coal imported for family uee. ‘

E. H. NORTON & CO., Auctioneer.

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ANNUAL PICNIC

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THURSDAY, 28th OF JULY,

McEachern's Wharf, Red Point.

Ample provision will be made te entertain friends who may want te spend a pleasant day.

Return Tickets, 15 eents ; Tea, 25 cents.

JOHN McoKENZI#, Secretary.

TEAPART

HE GRANDEST TEA PARTY OF THE SEASON will be held on the beautiful grounds ,adjoining § the Catholic Church, at

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MONDAY, 25th JULY, INST., IN AID OF THE CHURCH FUNDS.

The success attending Tea Parties hitherto held at this place is proverbial, but the commit- tee in charge of the arrangements are Mmined that this one shall surpass all former similar gatherings ; and anyone who has attended a Tea

arty at St. Peter’s knows what that means.

The Tea Tables will be pooened with an abun- dance of the choicest viands, and in addition there will be a weil-provided

MEAT TABLE,

eee a good and substantial Dinner may be ad.

Cooling drinks in abundanee will be supplied from well-stocked saloons.

There will be Vancing Booths and excellent music sufficient to supply the terpsichorean pro- clivities of all.

Sporte and amusements of all kinds are guar- onan. iy the crowning attraction of the day wi the

Great Talking Machine.

A special] train from Tignish will afford the people of the far west au epportunity of viewing the beautiful scenery and enj ying. the hospital- ity of their eastern compatriots. There will also beas train Char wn, #0 a8 to afford the people of - “ity a most enjoyable

outing. | ; A. LEWIs, jy%i—th sat Secretary.

GREAT ANNUAL RACKS

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Souris Driving Park,

SATURDAY, AUG. 13th, 1892.

S250 IN PRIZES. ~ Trois & as «completed and fenced. It has good Stabling aud gives first-class ac-

commodation, and is one of the bast ia the Mari- time Provinces, wky—jyl5

YOU will find the NEW DRINKS

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WILMOT SPA

most deligious. They are called Fruit Squasn (a delicate drink for ladies), Lime Frvir Cuampacne (a delicious non- alcoholic Beverage), and Crxcnona Bir- TERS (a palatable and effective tonic)

We are now giving special

inducements to purchasers

in our

MANTLE DEPARTMENT,

including wonderful value in Lace and Jet Wraps, Dol- mans and Capes. |

Bros. A WARNING:

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ARE YOU FULLY INSURED?

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IF NOT, insure at once with

E. R. BROW,

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

OFFICE—Brown’s Block, Charletretown.

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STORE.

Discount Sale Continues for Cash.

UILDERS! - Nails, Locks, Knobs, Bolts, Glass, Tarred and Dry Sheathing, Paints, Oils, Putty, ete.

FARMERS !—Haying Tools, in Forks, Rakes, Snaths’ Nashes and;other Scythes, Handles, Shovels, Spades, Hoes; Machinery Oils, ete.

PAINTERS !--White Lead, Brandram’s, Johnson’s and other celebrated brands; Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, Tur- pentine, Driers, ete.

CARRIAGE BUILDERS! —Rims, Spokes, Hubs, Wheels,

Shafts, Springs, Fifth Wheels, Gear Irons, Bolts, Clips,

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‘Screws, etc. All the balance of our Carriage Stock at greatly reduced prices to clear out.

LUMBER!—Kiln Dried Walnut, Cherry, White Wood, Quartered Oak, etc.

R. B. NORTON & CO.,

CITY HARDWARE STORE, QUEEN STREET.

Chariottetown, July 21, 1892—e0d & wky

The Seaside Hotel, Rustico Beach.

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a BEAUTIFUL AND WELL KNUW for the season for guests and visitors.

Terms moderate.

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N WALERING PLACE is now open

_ Address

JOHN N’WSON & CO,

Nes n Block, Victoria Row, Charlottetown.

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SMITH L. WALKER, B. A, M. D,, WV. P. P.

‘The preparation of Peptonized Porter

HARD COAL |

LANDING TO-DAY.

Per Schr. Wandrian from New York,

930 TONS HARD COAL

EXTRA QUALITY.

C. LYONS.

Charlottetown, July 18, 1892.

WOODILL’S GERMAN

Is WELL SUITED for FAMILY USE and has been employed in MY OWN HOUSEHOLD for many years.

George Lawson, Ph. D., L. L. 0

E. I. C., G. B. & IRELAND, jly4

MOUNTED on Vuloanite, 00 : ted

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[= instruciad by Mrs. Sarah Stewart, Ad- ministratrix of the Estate of the late Wm. Stewart, to sell by Public Auction, on the pre-

mises on She Charlottetowa Royalty, on SATURDAY, 23rd dety ai i c’closk, p. m.. 35 acres of Hay. Willi be sold ir lots to suit purchasers.

TERMS OF SALE—AIl sume under 35, cash down ; above tha: amount, six months’ credit oa approved notes will be taken,

; F. H. HORNE. jy16—2i (sat tu) Auctioneer,

LOBSTERs.

I AM paying the Highest Cash Prices for Lob sters of firet qual Talis and Flats. ORACE HASZARD, Cameron Block, Queen Square. C harlott etowa, June 18, 1892.

GOLDEN RAY OIL BARRELS, now lending ex schr,

700 Kalavala direct from New York, GOLDEN RAY is best Am-ricen Water White Oil; tight casks; wo leakage, N. B. & M. RATTEN BURY. Jy 7 tf tu f

Seines, Seine Boats and Dories

FOR SALE.

0, PURSE SEINES in good order, exch. 175 fathoms long and 11 fathoms deep, Necessary outfit for Boats and i

complete. A. F. LARKIN, Tigaish, July 13—dy 101.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND dec ANTE etemctean Ape eee WANTED—A com

uired, A) Princes strest. as

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LET, October Ist, « pleasantly situated

I house on King &quare, now occupied by Mr, " —. Apply to GeorcEe Matrrugew,

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ANTED—A Cook by the Ist of Augusi, Apply to Mes. ARTHUR PEeTERs, Brighton, iy 16-—dae w tf

EW STORE TO LET on north side of Square. Apply at this office. tf apie

OST—On Prince Street, a black sunshade with carved bandie. Finder will please i it at this office. dy li wy

0 LET—A Cot on Grafton street Kast, 7 opposite beteeeer Wales College, conteining

eizbt rooms with pantry and kiccher. Passes- sion given istof August next. Appiy to J. A, Nicholson, on t2¢ premises. iy

R SALE-—A light track sulky, used cnly a few times oa ae best of i ip at.

bargain given to one who neods it, at W, ICE's, next to Fish Market, Grafton Street, jy15—fri tu fri pd

Pos SALE—A heuse containing six rooms, pleasantly situated on Useer Gaerne Street, near Bayfield Street. Apply on the premines to 'osernm C, ( ORNEY. lw pd—iyM

[os ~In this city yesterday, betwesn Prowse 4 Bros’, store end Connelly Bros., a ourse con- taining a $5 gold piece and some ailver. july13—tf T° RENT.—A House containing 6 rooms and op on the corner of Soring Park Road Chonan ~~ sot pupnese gaat. ion Ist week in ust, to James A. McLeod oro T° LET—Hali of the dou on the lately occupied by B. C, Prowse. For part

apply to William Wyatt or Edward Needham. junel7—tf

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WA prme sal ean Salary fom start. ermanent place.—BRowN S8nos. Co., Toronto, Ont. mis—tt

Te LET—Dwelling House north side of Hills- borough Park, lately ocoupied by Mes Hae zard. For particulars apply to Lemu«. Patt LIPs, eod tf—mayl4

T° LET, on Ist Angust, the House at poonet Sa by Mr. . Saenem. ont o

ner sborough an uston Stroets.

to Mrs. F. Parker CarRVELL.

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od & set; moun on atts Metal. $15.00 a ; Partial Sets from $2.00 upwards. Best of material, workmansh: satisfaction.—MURRAY’'S cEwe at P , sr

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with Extract of Malt and Dandelion, judgment, seems to me to be an excel- needing an efficient and pleasant tonic and to be the best in the market, aud will no used as its merits become known to the public.” ”

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.

iene postal for * Morning They will be found an agreeable variety

from the Ginger Ale and Lemonade.

All leading Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Wine Merchants.

which haa been presented to the profession for lent article for dyspeptics, invalids or others stimulant. The combination would appear

doubt become very generally

can understand, enjoy and use for ther entertainment and instruction.” Mr. Carleton’s host of admirers will be grati- fied to learn that Harper & Brothers have just ready for publication a new volume of his poems, ** City Festivals,” the sixth and

send 90 cents, and a full Agent's outfit costing z $1 30 will be mailed at once, with terzas and {2 particulars. Do not miss it. Apply to HaRLe PUBLISHING Houses, St. John, N. B. junes

ANTED—Good wide-awake agents to sell for the Fonthill Nurseries of Good pay and regular and constant employmeat

A Queer Sper, —Coffee is the only word in the English language that can be| THE Banp will be on the quare to-night correctly spelled without using anyone «f and we suggest that the Street Committee the letters applied, KAWPHY. | direct that the square aid the streets

‘around it be well sprinkled | y the watering

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sarts. The d : : : tothe right men. No drones need apply. We

Inst of the beautiful and popular Farm and confidential advices that cholera has ap- ikon ar ws tes laid tl = anos os Wilmot Spa Spring Co. (Ltd). THE MALTO PEPTONIZED P RTE ( fally equipped. “Address STON & Wining: Cit P T 5; : to i

ity series. Gy peared at Odessa. joyment of the music will be much m 3. jyl9 july9—ay & wky 5 TON, Temple Building, Montreal, J. We

TRURO, NOVA SCOTIA, | PEA. Manager, N

ame paper.