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WEDDING BELLS,

The wedding took place at East Beston, ) Mass,, « Levie, formerly of Scuris, and Miss Mattie; ceremony |

» Mouday,

July 2od, of Mr. Cantwell, of this citv. The was performed at the Church of the Holy Redee mer, by the Rey. Fr ither Me Aul sy.

The groom was supported by Mr. Alfred Cheverie, of Gloucester, Mase, and Miss Jessie Lavie attended the bride. The| bride was attired in a suit of white

muslin de soie, trimmed with Lrish point

lase. She carried a bridle bouquet of white

jroses. After the ceremony a reception was held at Mr. Chas, Doyle’s, Meredian Street, the uncle of the groom, and the happy couple started ona trip through } New Engiand. hey were the recpients

numerous and costly We

congratulations,

presents. extend

82ND BATTALION NOTES.

The Band is giving excellent music this The Sgts trom Fredericton are assistiog. They are both fine musicians and make a great improvement in the and,

Rev. D. B. McLeod preached to a large number last evening in the reading mar quee. Theee meetings are profitable here as eleewhere.

~ Yesterday the afternoon drill company in attack. It was most esting to usfor we received a

eveoing.

was inter’ practical advanced at the engagements where they lost so many of their valuable lives.

Inspection of arms and accoutrements by the D. O. C., to-mcrrowat2 o’clock.

Letter writing is the evening employ- ment now. One young soldier was found writing aletter under a street electric hight. Certainly he was a modest youth, and sometimes modesty is a virtue.

Nos.5,6 and 7 were at Keneington Rifle range to-day. Some good scoring wae done.

Camp will break up on Saturday,

July 4, 1900-

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Free to Lapies.—All the Jadies iuters ested in the movement for a higher pby- sicial life for women, are cordially {invited to be present at the W.©, T. U. parlors, Grafton Street,on Monday evening, July 9th, at 8 o’clock, when Dr. Agnes Havi- land of San Francisco, Cal., will give an illuetrated heaith talk under the auspices of the Hygienic Department of the Viavi Co. Don’t miss this interesting lecture. A large attendance is expected.

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DIED.

At Half Way River, Cumberland Co, N S.,Martha E Parlee, wife of James Par~ lee, died of consumption, April ] 2th, leav- ing a husband and four children to mourn their loss.

WHEN THIS PsaRAGRArH CATCHES your eye you will see at once that ,1t 16 an advertisement. But bow else can we let you know what a capital thing Adamson’s Botanic Cough Baleam te? Write and tell us, 25 cents all Druggists.

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| A FARMER SPEAKS.

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He Denounces The Pineau Govern-

ment.

Dear Sir,— We had }

| the meeting at Wheatly River on Monday in hearing the Hon. Messieurs Wise, Mc | Lean and Shaw denouncing in such | forcible terms the extravagance and |rascelity of the present Government. | =e showed the people plainly that if such men allowed to rule, onr Island will utterly bankrupt. All its

much pleasure at

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} available resources bave been shown, and the expenviiures of the present party have far exceeied them.

| Premier Fa qubarson tried to tell the

| people that it 18 quite right to borrow | money for future generauons to pay.

| Now, if that is not taxation without re- presentation we want (to know what it is z

{Who have they in the House to repre-

sent the fchildren rot yet born who will

have to come intotbe world already cursed with the bondage of an unjast debt, that he and his colleagues have imposed on the people of tiis province? No, we want no more men holding such unjust ideas, | elected to hold office in matters pertaining to the interests of the people ; for all are concerned im this,;-every man, woman and child living in this country, and those yet unborn.

This is a farming country, and why is it that eo many men who take little or no interest in wuat concerns the majority of the electorate are elected to do the busi ness of the people? Farmers, we look to youto rise toa man, and hurl trom power those who have shown themselves to Le so unwortby of the confidence which has been placed in them. You have fed and fattenned those sharke, till now they want to make you aslean as the kine of Pharaoh’s dream. We want farmers of Mr. Shaw’s stamp who will take & lively interest in those things, aod qualify to meet all, their bold end audacious statements of untruth as he did at that meeting till they dare not come before an intelli- gent audience with such statements and

; tillthey learn that economy and honesty

must be the ruling principles of the men that the farmers of this district want to represens them in Parliament.

Turn out the traitors who have promis- ed prohibition and given license, have promised ecouomy, and cursed us with debt, promised purity and have bribed and corrupted till the smell of the skunk bas permeated the whole Dominion,—andI think they can smell it im the United States by this time.

Now, farmers, what are you goingto do about allthis? Are you goivgto allow such things to go on till your children aod grand-children sball come into the world the bond slaves of a deepotic Gov- eroment? No, turn out, manfuily, re- gardless of party, and tell to the world that the people of P. E. 1. shail be free- born citizens and not eerfs.

Turn these fellows out, and let them go back to their former mode of fleecing the public. which will be somewhat narrowed to most of them, and send men who by hard work and honesty will be more fitting to represent a country like ours.

Mr. Joseph Wise has been wost unjust- ly deprived of his seat in the House, and certainly deserves the support of every jusi aod honest man in preference to the o.her candidate.

Sucb, at least, is the impression receiv- ed from hearing the speakers at Wheatly River by

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SHIP NEWS.

Port of Chariottetown.

ENTERED.

July 4—b L G, Burke, Pictou; Estella, tuntio, Bathurst; Maggie Ruacb, Weston, Richibueto; Ant, LeLacheur, Svduey ; Pleiades, McInnis, Wallace: Ella Mind, Farrell, Richibucto; Two Brothers, Beck, ficbing vovage; Daisy, Moran, Pictou; L P Churchill, Willett, Paspebiac, Que; Coustance, Lawson, Sydney; Morning Light, Richard, Pictou; Frauk, Grant, Wallace; AS Townshend, Whittle, Pic- tou; Kohinoor. Deagle, dco; John A Me~ Doueld. Hyde, Murray Harbor; ss La Duchesse, Hanlon, Boston.

CLEARED,

July 4--P & E Small, McKenzie, Syd ney; Estella, Buntin, Bathurst; Maggie Ro ach, Weston, Richibucto; Pleiader, Me Innie 2, Wallace; Ella Maud, Farrel), Richibucto; Daisy, Moran, Shediac; D-e lytrie, Cook, Mabou; Ant, LeLacneur,

Crapaud; ss Polino, Lachance, Svdnev; Conetance, Laweon, Pugwash; Frank, Grant, Wallace; A S Towns end, Whittle, Pictov; Kohincor. Deagle, Pict ss La Grande Duchessee, Hanion, Bosten.

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The annual meeting ofthe Masonic Temp!e Company will be held iv the Masonic Temp le, on Wednesday, July 11,

1900, at 8 o’clock p m., for the electio | of rectors and genera! busineste D, McLEAN, Secy. Treas. Ch’towa, June 27:h, 1900.

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family “and (relatives have our deep sympathy. OO + UD + ee — PERSONAL. Rev. Father Ch'sholm, of Pictcu,

was a passenger by the Princess this morn lug en route home.

family, of Fred-ricion, N. B., ed at the Hote! Davies.

ton, went west this morning.

was in the city yesterday and went west thie morning

morning en route to Calgary. King, who were on ashort visit to friends this morning.

erly editor of the Halifax Chronicle,

EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN JULY 5 1900

Local. and. ther Items

Two drunks—Jobn Draw— were disposed of

Po.tice Covrr. Gil boy and Geo this mornit g

days, — ANvUTHER Pest.— Ii is reported that the army worm has made its appearance at

Komore River, coming up from the

shore alusost in * windrows,” and striping | all vegetation in its Jine of march off} the earib, and leaving not a blade of grass oraleaton atree. Something should be done (o stay (he ravages of this worst of Insect pests, and prevent it spreading to apy other section, aud farmers from ne'gh- boring districts should, fur their own pro- tection at least, lend a oand in the work. Agriculturiet ie

DROWNING.—Thomas Verry, @ young

man about 20 years of age, and belonging

to Summerside, lost his life by drownin ig in the Northumberland Straits et North Shore, about eight miles from Cape Tor- mentine,on Sunday, Jnly Ist. He was engaged with otbers in moving cut a raft of lumber, and was returning to shore, Perry had a companion in his boat, which was being raced with another boat. Tre sea was rough and Perry’s boat swamped. Before the otner boat could come to the rescue Perry bad drowned. The other man, Chesley Burns, was caught in time. Perry’s’ body was not recovered. Deceased was in the employ of Mr, P. G. Mahoney loading veseels.

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DeatH or Mrs. MoPuer.—We regret | {0 announce the death of Mrs Angus Mc Phee, Bayfield, Lot 46, which occurred | on the lat inet. Mra McPree had been} confined to her bed sinca last march and | was ion her 79th year. She was very pleasing in manner, kind, generous and upright in every way, and will be much missed by relatives, as well as neighbors and friends by whom she was 80 much esteemed. The fuveral took place on) Wednesday from her late home to Saint Columba’s Church and was largely attend- | ed. A mass of requiem was celebrated | by the pastor, Rev A. J MclIatyre, after which the interment was made in the cemetery adjoicing, where ail that was mortal of the good and pious wife and mother was laidto rest. The bereaved

Kitchen and are register

Mr. and Mrs. Willard

Mr. J. F. Arsenau!t, M. L. A., Welling~

Mr. Gilbert DesRoches, of Miscouche,

Mr. Barret Henderson went west this

Miss Maggie Kelly and Miss Clara

in this city, returned to Montague Bridge

Mr Robert McConnell, of Halifax,form : has been appointed to a position in the Statis- tical Branch of the Customs Department at Ottawa. The new statistical depart

ment seems to have been started very largelyto provide places for bangers- on of tbe Liberal party.

Orlando Taylor, a well known commer- ercial traveller of Truro, N.S., is seriously ill at the Victoria Eoepital, suffering from an internal trouble. He is being attended by Dr Atherton and his regular physician Dr. W.S. Muir, of Truro, who arrived this morning in response to a telegram. —

Fredericton Daily Herald, June 28th.

Rev Mr. Howard, whohae been for years pastor of the Methodiet Church at Pownal, with Mrs Howard and family, leave for the weet ina fewdays. It is under+tuod that the Ladies Aid of the church will present a bandsome ei!ver biecan bow! ands jewel case to Mre. Howard before they take their departure.

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