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Advices from K +O O Seotch | ference Earlier—Eloquent Irishmen | over twice —a distance of eighteen miles. the cheese factory there! ra pe Sy MACKS ‘ DY ‘ { boats have until four o’cloc) inis he boat i clock to finish. - wate "he < . . » | a a : , ; ur vat rl | iant ! i , and | Vv, al Curran and Woods to Speak In Mr. Charles J Patton 1s Starter; Mr. John n han ca iar | \ i ! | { -| Tor referee eeare ‘ » " : ‘ ne I : | Alberton—tThe Crops—The Senator- Worth refe Mes rs. James A, Hughes, \ | ieag \ pris John Snelg vl Joseph Lane, judges. ‘ y Ve Ar | ig : ie is ship. Che following boats entered :— ts ) { On } : . . ; ; a | een No Owners. Colors. ¢ : : we € Was orda , : . : ) . 5 A Montreal G I : 187 t riled from San “Yrs, my trip was necessarily a burried 2 f J McInnis, Red Blue Tip. 1D , i Kong. | 7am said Father Burke to our enquiry - 1, >} Ty . : . ; i : 3; 6UJa lay Bine Red Tip. ] 1, and. as he | “I wentstraight through to Ottawa in 35 | ( Pink Red Ti 8 results hours from Summerside; but if « Se ee 5 yes a ae . { ‘ I) : ee ok - Jas Taylor, sr., Rel Pink Tip. ; aalel . lance } i were given ‘ i ¢ \ ld At | there in 24 easily Over \ “te ; ara inat ae Rates ae a lovely | are lost at the Point going; in S { r 3 . < aa And =¢€ ‘ W " . 8 $ Jas Judson, “dl only. , a I A unbroken | John, wher u take the C. P. | La. ‘ea Red ont) revailed i there are other delays Ret I i 1] Ma ry | Worse and w i ‘ Il JAC K ‘ ¢ | 1] at Bad Tin “re . hake | Pn Mouse wee ; i | It Lund Pink Red Tip G eM ration Ww 7 } = G9 lor li rei | WM >: » ly Sih. ha “ i P eatinggs ose th ri ; | 4 McLain Pink only. Ae : ; ‘ i a man ve Ss, and thre S Pran rht Pink : . : H herded | 4nd for the most part ina ‘ } \W 1 a . : , - As Mr. | beasts of | Wright, McMillan and Patt w Yaylor, Red. eee gees Oat ae Bn 8 t here ey : ; peech of the hand to wat h every I A i except No : ae 9 and 10. refuse words his maater,| course Tarte and Martin | I Al] numbers on the sail; colors at the which were more f han elegant. | : ple would hear him | County members were doing tl: luty | peak of mainsail t be adm i I i I capital, Tamsin, he | their country manfully in tl pares $15.0 3 2nd, $10; 3rd, $7; anger to be accosted and worried by a | efor 12. miles | benches. Laurier and Sir John ars : + , $2. The first and second licer of the law who knows not! t | arou \ rs and pare most constant attendance, too, bi prizes donated by Meesrs. Prowse - does not reflect lital : this uthered lispute with | former amused himself crack Br mmunits instea 4 ling I i missionary, with the tew French members in the mid-} A start was effected at eleven o'clock. and of welcome and wship, G prea studying the greater} dle rows. The laughter was long andj} There was only aslight breeze. When the ernment threatens th mmiercia + | part of t 5 © so fluent, and | loud; but as Conservative members lolled | boats passed Pownal wharf on the first ba and nands Loney | wa 6 reasons for the | in back tenches and enjoyed themselves | round, shortly after one o’clock, Nu 4 bad Ss ed beeen’ ata eles view | faith that wv ” that after a|inalike manner, the Chairman of the] a good lead, with 11 second, 13 third, 12 Lo Wise esathens of | Puy ‘ North Formosa | Committee never objected, but kept on | f urth, l fifth, 14 sixth, 5 seventh, 8 eighth, pany said: “Th - « al , | da t ppose him Sol- | monotonously reading the estimates. Now 15 ninth, 6 tenth, and 16 eleventh, 2 twelfth, i ™ liers dogg everywhere, fou] | and again Cartwright, Patterson, MeMul- | 7 thirteenth I ‘ : ; j ‘ acaras W “i erning en o arie 1 woul speak, and Sir Jon bcp commie te pa ; . : ¢ him, | len or O’Brier 1 speal J 5 ; | boys te through the streets, as| reply, but allin tones indistinct in the emplovers must be rmitted run their], ey ~ . a th dan Ree er é. way. withoet inter | 2¢ ‘ravelle yften barefooted, preaching galleries. Indeed the house was anything Fishery Report. ' : 1 their own ay, ul : iter | : 5 ' es eames fer from employes or any body else. | the gos} It was no wonder that such |! these days but the ideal legislature July 11 We will not al a cries be tl heww.| labors, united to Mackay’s s mple faith, people imagine. Twelve hundred farmers s G7 : low ie t as he oe : ; yy ag eked 5 . ene ralone the C. P. R Alber —No improvements statio wile: beistnees chal! atedustel We | Proved ful, and, in 1873, not quite | @! m the « untry along the ¢ P. rR. we A toni} ) improvements at stations will not consent to arbitration. Our | i 1 -n~ acoalarnag peg catadacas te. ised the| Vielting § th _Expe rimental farm, and | i tas mew 7 business in cur ows priveteathir. We | s Supy nve From | that over, ran into “ House They were | = ath : mG it i " ent on | anything but editie Anvbodv could | want no interference from federal, state or | — | : ee a ; : ane SNEIDGE LOPQOIE EN any other government,” It will be ad- | ee pees tn se ™ . agit + ee me ¢ WOE A GUINEA A Box." $ me . . ‘ im rr acer XS lear me, and this seemed to mitted that this is a principle worth fight- , : 3 oY % : " iJ or ' vailing opiniol put they f i | gfor. It is the root of enterpr North’ Formosa | Vailing opinion. But they failed | aes ECE | tw howe tand how eloquence a ‘ ‘ tl | rit i , i ae | @ an ies a ca’ } 9 here. a incompossil ee ro 4 : ‘ g » he 1 ‘ “Ottawa was alla | a LiisS ' ¥ ' rat re ’ ’ 77 ny ? ' ae eh kers tram drew oe 1 ee ¢ G oe Effectua!.) ; a p i Iwo fact ri the influence | Was an “at hom { ¢ OR ALL , . r : . rate nm th dawlic e= 31 — ; » which D Ma ned Formosa gates on he Parlian ¢ a5 f a4 w, ang HERYOUS . | During the w France and China} Hull, as we approa ... rm ‘The butter con | ad of was ag 1} in 1882, ] led and Tam- | 8Urpassingiy grand e DISORDERS. : ; , — ™ io a ty % { e withdraw nh (Mr. Mel Lil s)is m barae : red and several thousands were co pose ~ iad a Sa a os ante an report, and not omthat of the Gr Iucy; | Mackay’ e destreyed or} bundred nabobs and @: a er Dr aa Chills Flush. ' s ‘ ° . wicais. Lizz! SS. , an As as y awaitis i al a \ ur he pre- | Ceivers in evening dress. : € ings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of n yng ti H : : j ( i rnment with a] Of Some of those yld fi ghts $ Br ath, Costiveness, Scurvy, Blotches on the “ ) the Jurv’s Spe va ! S] o and so thorough- | you forever € Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frigutful Dreams, Al . | ' . © “ 6m x ¢ _— $1 P $s _ The latter pat 7 an 3 a| ly was | ik 4 the Gall enicieue The Conferen e is supposed 3% Ss ie T recess hy yoga and I: ttle too thin. If the bad butter had not was paid without a stion. When he | this week, too. They don’t seem to ex; 9 ee . belonged to the hospital stores, why did | ‘ef Fo a last yea furlough, -" avy very definite result from it. Ti .” witha Tas paiornrah beuahe Soete. the Grand Jury report against » The | progress through Island was like delegates are a fine body of m .~ _ Sekendaian ~ es ' é , acree ‘ » : ae ¢ Forsa lruggists. Grand Jury clearly implied that the bad | grand triumpha rel Heathen ar .d agreed that our own , leaders PATCL | Qo ce cc 2a @Be@OSG22O0eOeeeet I butter was placed there for use by the | Christia lwith « ether in doing | favorably with them. Fitzgerald, from | rn - patients, and the Government c vector | honor to the simple servant ef Jesus | Tasmania—an Irishman with a beautiful | and the Patriot permitted the imputation Christ [ne highest officials, as well as brogue—is the orator of th trangers, | A BET TER to stand unanswered for over a week | | the humblest natives, wht their gifts| Butthey say that Sir Jolin What other inference tld be drawn than | Of loving remembrance to the missionary | made the great speech of the e| | N V E S T M E N T thet drawn by Tue Examiver and the and his wif f his trials and difficulties ow ai the banquet, the most | bal ia lth: an an ACC [- lic? We may add that the people he himself will tell the story. Of his suc- | reunion ever held in Otte This would wr FT a have no sytmpath) with those who supply | cesses, the facts speak His method of | be, perhaps, surprising to some \ DENT POLIC ¥ inferior food tot he H Ss pital for th ] psane training his students and I eacners sider S . John col i aad POG Si Waye i mR S| HOO at and the Poor House Some of the strong- | modelled as ely as may be, ¢ pon the | It takes something to thaw him ont, to “i . est Grits in town have privately directed | manner in which the apostles were trained | rouse him to enthusiasm, bnt this season ol the Tue Examiver’s attention to coarse beef | The results in this direction have been 1 scene as that and such a subject- | year, isa bottle of and uther things supplied to the unfort marked. Theva XCe] na j Empire—had the effect, and the sp rz \ smat e 4 etitat Th . ; . and delivered was a mastepie f 2 ervisor thes ; . . ft eo t and power. The Earl of Jersey DR. ABBOTT Ss f hold a t . iD Ma i nm Islands people freely that he had seldom i : terms he Ag : om WO on ae te Sees Stee eo “/ Df A ARRGEA CORDIAL ; ewn, but has g steadily using. | Mr. Laurier spoke j - | a nia ee | John, too, but althou K{NKORA’S BIG TEA pleasing, he was a very ich should be at LORD'S DAY OBSERVANCE, lafter such mé land for immediate use . hy | : S| , ; lw : Kinkora i | | friends felt it. tox e in every house in case Vn the ’ nm Se ¢\ ES sae ? ’ 5 > hischty , rl . I A glica ; f New Brun-wi s mi ae of a aaa attack of 1 ‘ " | a few day’s ago,Archd Brigstockemo "7 orat et 9 Summer Complaint, sour passeng Sabbath | mer Cholera Morbus, &e. tea grounds, which were tastefuily a oe — very LEONE re “ees To be had of all deal- ith flay } ting . in reteret [ t ! oe j . ed with flags, bu g, ¢ { | ap tl ers in medicine at 25 a i con ied to r . : i id if cents per bottle. the afternoon, when it was estimated that | ' protes I i | talk { | about two thousand people wer | * Q ——_—_——————— Promptly on time t tea ta ‘ ae i a ( P e r F 4 readiness, and the crowds were } i He | centl b A ‘ prompt in patre pow m rl = 1 the | rsa W rrei ——— nine tables, the goo ladle es ha I gyi eS and he assur : © e thats s acne es : I wo Stores inthe Mas : Siete iiiline aed thoachtial in din: ale ane . . ty at-l 22, ; s I “i j A , in a . ‘ — POR . nae . ‘ : ene = . nik bb on Gratton Street. ‘or urther ening the le] cacies prepared tr 1S 8 CACUl sll wet to the | it 9 nes ' ’ r a : oo an ; . : , | wee Ee the end of it at o ) apply to S. W. Crabbe or that tpey were fret-ciass, would . m se “Tf a De can order out e1 r s : . _ . aa f : ; . = os McLEAN scant praise We never fore heard «o | >¥nday i i at varie ‘ destroy property aud Dieta D. McLEAN, imany compliments paid to tea tables. Ele- a to what w we do- country, after the Chicag Secretary-Treasurer. vant cakes studded the different tales, | "2 '™ ‘ . sar l to Sabbath may as well close up our ene were afterwards lisposed of by M , ' i ore y | do so rather than submit. A g om, en Manson, of Summerside, at snug | a * | ing has been arrived at f > 2 | M: Stewart, of Sinclair & _ Stewart, 5 ority, and the roads wil = SF — merside, leading the van of bidder tl A Sabbath w S| ngza week of | to the bitter end.” | purchase of the cornerstone cake. Lot “How do the crops look 7? Splendidly. | Fr P try fur the other Cakes aiso realized hands t Ar mort The hay crop ‘8 more than ns ; } —_ our sun and the dancing and re i- | But a Sabba fan’d, whate’er may be | and in many pla e i ‘ ie it ; siaiiie tina ‘ : a a om t there, get it withou Jay. ——— ee low liberally pate { The grain and roots look well. I neticed | le ; thout delay Tot redit of Father John and his par- | Is a + ier of sorrow. ared tip on the blades of th owing i yorR lsnloners be it said not or , Fop { he Mr. Dav np rt. who supported the grain, however, through Quebec, whict _— cating liquor was sold, aud the day, there- | resolution, said that we were, no doubt, | looked to me as if the aphis, plant louse, | : . fore, passed without an angry word eit iffering now from a strictness in the past | were on it. A good crop is expected all | Bise uits, on trains or field. The Ameri ms n England and Scotland, particularly | over the eountry lemonade hut, which was gal y decorated | jy Scotland, in regard to Sabbath obser- “Did you see the wreck you { 1Q kk es with Stars and Stripes, and efficiently - | vance, and while he did not think it was | passed Evansville, Me. ?” ~ ? sided over by Mrs. Davis and Miss ‘Ga ; ntended that the Sabbrth should bk “Ves; an I a sad looking ht} c of New York, now on a visit here, prove ed | strictly observed as to c nfine people all | was. They ran « t the anpr astr y ; & great su pone. T he train fe mm this city, | day within the walls of the church, yet it | to a bridge, the first span of whi vas | ; } re e ‘ nilar Intra - ; + : wine ms I th. . ° . in charge of the always popular ( ondu was undoubtedly true that God’s blessi: naway and carried with the e| If made with it, will be Kel > Grxiven back at 5.40 p. m We h would com low! ipon those who ob- th W ne | not heard the tota te of the polling for | served and kept His da The resolut I i Sit r| DiFLIcCIoOVvs. t nost 7 i b | mene - A Ac ymptir Vreck } Lj ” pe I “x ae 4 rt ‘ re px ri \ sway a i of offer 1 cor sof it| for information of - ] | Wi vet ‘a M rs. | Cat | r : ki a4 esers. b Bt] 1 i i ati killed. On was 1] ) GERMAN <7 ' ‘ oa ~ ) <i | ae j sEU DES aaa , —S --—--- | bound WOODILL’S } BAKING ze | va yma app | tet? ave g° Band wa PI PERSONAL | bridg ) POWDER. and altog rth A was a en } What 5 | t] al uccess ul affa . 5 : rn from 1s r J v i , sash cael heal ts " —— t M f 1 Ottawa he shall be unable t r ‘ H B Mrs. Davies have | for the 18th, as he int a Paw " wie WHEN TRAVELLING . i ' ree le \ : re \ retu if 5 th ’ the Old Country. | I regret it too. He wi e BG W rUBSW I€ Whether on pleasure nt, Dusiness tak Mrs. H , r of Mrs. Geo. Young- | buton account of the late pro R l§ i A ft U j on every trip « bolle of Syrup of Fig . y fron P. EI thy Senta: Gtiewn Tile ' Oyal APL UNION, ‘ i} ; ms er. a ved \ TO. ee hes poss! »1y ea tawa fF j i 2 t acta Most peesantiy e f emectualiy oO re at the home | will come in September, tl o] Limited, the kidneys, liver and welt, preventing | of R W.J I e—Moncton| He promised to send Solicitor-Ge: ‘ , Monet ised ¢ So r- Ge THR PROVINOR OF NR fever, headache and other forms of sick- | 4 Curran and Controller Wood 1 THE PROVINCE OF NEW P d oth — I urran an ntroller ) BRUNSWICK ness, — sale in - no Ps i drug- Mr. Frank ¢ f Boston, and Mrs. | Alberton on the 18th if at all possil ot ? giats. anufactured by the California | Growth, re visiting t Province. Mrs. | You know Mr. Curran i robably +t] ‘ap ‘4 Kw ie aca on eeas, Wi es ee Mr. Curran is probatly the} CAPITAL STOCK, $15 Fig Sy rup ¢ 0. Only. Crowther is a daughter of the Jate E. L. | most eloquent member of the House and ? 0,000 EE — ' Ly liard, for many vears a resident of | Mr. W ood is also a good spt aker. 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Eugene V. Debs, President of the Amer- ican Railway Union; George E. Howard, Sylvester Keifer, M. W. Rogera and J. 8. Marwin have been indicted by the Federal Grand Jury for conspiracy to interfere with the United States’ mail. Debs and Keifer were arre-tej]. The other three are believed to be under arrest. The penalty is afine of from $1,000 to $5,000. Bail was fixed at $10,000 in each case.

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: . a dian na sermol ness. Itis slow this year. Low prices|. | cial es On the —_-3 Tvalive sid¢ —" Charch, St. John, on Sunday evening last. | for wheat and the commercial depression | 3422 Works of Art, aggre vating in value | — $$ bee apts en = rt a x : AY tir gregation present: | is the cause Most people fear this dé ee 15. Every s ubseriber has * an equa! " ——; Hous: ot hue i y Sex “a o i -| ed ma th an address and a | pression will be greater still this year. | CU&D¢e. fr ri ‘ Speaker White. ‘at Gerace Coneee 18! hee Mrs. Campbell was | And in Europe all America is confounded| _!be Grand Prize is a Group of Works ‘ throwing sae pe! wae th one of the gal- | ajo ap ed by the lady with the United States in its troubles.” of Art valued at $18,750. Subscription — leries at members of the Honse. | Anythingelse of interest to give us?| 2 ickets for sale at the New Brunswick soem DIF nappa — —— ' r 5 , , ? —— ———— “Well, no; and whatI have sail is not} Royal Art Union Gallery in St. John, N. . * ° D> oe ee oa ps Dress goods may have intrinsic merit, ; 0! ! i hisde- | worth mentioning. Ottawa was very gay B.. Price ot eat h. In addition to the and yet lack the possibility of perfect drap- | partu \ Nhe loas « ich an | and very beautiful when I was there. In- | mont thly chance of winning a valuable ing. Wit! rut perfect draping g it iain vam | enterp iv young man W » doubt be | deed the whole country is beautiful juet | PP Ze, the holder of 12 consecutive monthly Z : : : a , 9 . | amhaniiativen tials aan ear ‘ that the gouds are costly, or the modis keenly felt by all w had the pieasure of ; but no part of it charming as | Subscription tickets will receive an original g 5 . . . . os 5 rs f . * " Parisian. Thedraping isthe charm which | his acquaintance He has gone South | the Island. | Work of Art, by such artists as Thos, gives graceto a woman. There is one | Dakota, the former resid f his uncle, Did you hear anything about the Seng-| Moran, N. As Wim. H. Shelton, and others. al wa ail Reel Maal oe ae MY »wal , of |} torship weasked at par +? «Q Send money for subseriptions b regis- particular in which Priestley’s famou th ute Wm. Howa pu ‘ UF I ‘Ked at parting? Some- v ra iain 7 dress fabrics stand irivalled It is ooking after the props the latt thing. It looks as if another ; man | tered Jetter, mone y or ler, bank cheque or WATSON’S DRUG STORE. universally known that the ar better | has left him ‘ ° were to come to us from the East, | Graftto _ oe ie eerie tet thee dunk alte td | King’s County M. P’s. are largely respon. THE NEW BRUNSWICK we o eg grace whik h endeurs tl n to the aestheti 1 Ne wi indiand Me iist< onferenee | sible for the de lay 1! ti . t. RO’ AL ART { NION, Ltd., Headquarters for Fishing Gear. A BOUT H A l F P sense Of every fastidious woma Ladies | las passed a rr ' atin g the por They d kick str ongly va. Ps County} St. John, oe, a sho ild remember the trade mark © The | litical distu ba A sing th e people © man wes pitchf rked nt riding Circulars and full informetion mailed NEW SUPPLIES NOW IN. ~ ry, Varnished Board” on which ea piece of | to fear God, hor the Queen and respect They will har lly be able to tech us free. Agents wanted everywhere. ~ oO PE — , % Priestiey’s dress goods is rolled - ynstituted authority napping. July 6. may18 July iy 1894.—m Ww f -; % ti ) ’ . - a | aos > ee eam: Re G ‘

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White Quilts!

than we have cve: shown. wash, and good wearers. Some of the prices: $2.10, $225 and $2.65.

\ _We offer you a larger range, better quality and lower prices in WHERE COUNTERPANE You can have them in Marsail'es or Crochet.

Another lot of CHEAP WHITE SHEETINGS received. ‘

STANLEY BROS.

not too heavy,

ensy 6 75c, Ddc, $1.20, $1.35. $1. 30, $1.65, $I. 95 8

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