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(;¢nts` Linen Collars (not cotton.)

The very best in town, loc each or 2 for 250.

Geuts’ Linen Cuffs, A.l goods, all

sizeg 28;; a. pair or ‘Z pair for 450.

Gents’ Black Seamless Cashmere

Hose, special bargain, '20c pair.

Gents' Balbriggan Underwear, n_ and wot, 1.00 per suit

Ladies’ American Sailors, price

only a few left.

H Capes, special discounts. “ Corsets, special discounts. “ Hosiery,in cotton and Cash-

mere. all prices and marked low.

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~ John W Wadman, M A. a native of thi

province, and at one time an csteeme pastor in this city, will occupy the pul pit of the First Methodist church on Sunday evening. He is the Secretar of the Conference of the Methodis Episcopal church in Japan. is in charg ot their Book Concern, and also devote himself tothe work of an evangelist He has been for nine years in Japa and is now home for needed rest. Th congregations in New Brunswick ar enthusiastic in their expressions appreriaticii of his eloquent sermons and those who heard him before th Conference on Tuesday morning ca understand 'now interesting and i-_istruc tive his eloquent addresses are. Th Ongregntion of the First chuixzh wi

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Paper, Steinbach Paper, in Crayon, lndia Ink, Sepia and Water Color of the highest

gradonly. .

I inalures and Oils a Specialty.

LUGIL ANI] PRUVINEIA

Gleaned hy “Guardian” Repor

Tho Latest Readable Happenings llocurrl

MR Fiaasi-; O`Ni-:iLi. is spending a fe

days west. He is at present at th residence of the late Senator Arseraut

Ray J A Goiinox will preich in th

Baptist church tomorrow morning an Rev A Cahoon. secretary of the Bapti home mission board of the Maritim provinces,will preach in the evening.

AT the closing of the schools 0

Thursday the teachers ot Prince Strec school presented Miss McDonald with handsome present of silverware. Mis McDonald after three years of success ful work in connection with the school has resigned mush to the regret of he associate teachers. pupils and Scho Board-

Fiiisr Mi-;'rHoDis1‘ CHURCH.-Re

Country.

ers and Correspondents.

in ine l|e|s`lllstrict.

Rav S .\lcBLACi<, D D, will preac

in the First Methodist Church toniorro morning.

Mir I’ P Aiiciint.-\Li»,proprictor ot th

Queen h0te1.is visiting friends in Sunn Brac, N S.

Ri-:v A C SH_\\v. of Dundas wil

preach in the Church of Christ to-mo row evening.

Mas Cuiraix E H SL'1"r1s will a

company her husband on a trip to se They sail to-day trom_Ha':itax

ON Lord's Day morning and evening

` July 3rd, Rev Howard Mriiray, of Mil-

ton, N S, will preach at the Christie church, Cross Roads, Lot 48.

AT the closing exercises in “'est Ken

school Thursday. the medallist was M Ross Bethune. He was closely followe by Miss Lulu Robertson, who was onl two thirds ofa mark behind in the tot marking. A City Councillor. who de clined to give his name,gave Superviso Stewart a gold watch, which was pre- sented Miss Robertson for having corn peted so closely.

ave a rich treat on Sunday morning

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t Zion CHURCH S S Picnic is inde-

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city.

S. ot' T.-Prince Edward Divuion

will meet in \Vright’s hall, lower room. ,‘,‘Tucsday night, 5th inst- \V G Sabine. \V P.

Rr-:V lt \V Wi-:i>i>Ai.i_ St John and Mr

and Mrs Martin Lemont Fredericton are spending ii few days at Pleasant View Hotel Hampton.

llsiisiiimn the excursioii by the

Jacques Cartier to Crapaud this after- noon. The boat leaves here at 2o’clock f, A sixty mile sail for 40 cents. Who would miss it . '

h Tris regular meeting of the VV C T w

U will be held Monday evening at 4

- `o'clock. Every member is requested ot 0 be present, as business relating to the

F couveiition will be considered.

‘ ABOUT 200 people attended the Salva- ~ tion Army picnic at West River Bridge

yesterday. The tug Wm Batt made two trips. Every one present was de-

c-lighted with the outing. The Salva-

tion Army band was reinforced by Bandmaster Hysier, Halifax. Among those present were Major Collier, St John,chaiioellor of Maritime Provinces ;

9 _ Ensi n Perry, C B M for the territories

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and Capt Lorimer of Sumrnerside. A monster open air meeting was held on the square after the return of the party.

Miss Bsuriis Lua, youngest daughter

of W C Lea. Esq, Victoria. was united in marriage Thursdav evening to Mr

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The marriage took place ~ in? Victoria

had nicely decorated. ` The erooni is a brother of Mrs (Rev) G W Fisher, tor- morly ot Tryon. Tue nuptial knot was:|tied by Rev Thos Hicks,

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a assisted by R-.v G \V Fisher, s now of New Mills. N B. and Rev

_:John noni sarah... ‘Mr waiter L it . brother of the bride acted as giooms-

r man. The bridesmaids were Miss ol

Maud Rogeraon: Crapaud. Miss Mary Wright, Summeiside and Miss Susie Barrett.Charlot'e'.own. The bride was

f at ired in a handsome travelling

1' icosturne otgreen novelty with hat to d match. Miss Barrett and Miss Rogers

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wore pale yellow, Miss Wright pa e green,Miss V:Lea rendered the wedding

- niirch with all her known skill. The

I' ushers wereMr William S Lea, teacher.

and Mr Theophilus McKinnon, The

- church was packed with visitors. After

the ceremony:a reception was given at Mr Lea`s residencedasting from 7.30 to 11. at which were present a large number of invited guests, including many from Charlottetown, Summerside, Moncton and other places. The wed- ding gifts were a choice variety ot phe

l;__uselul and ornamental. Mr and Mrs

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Windsor left by the Northumberland .yesterday morning on a wedding tour to Bos Ou, Old Orchard Beach. Bass Harbor and other points of interest. Congratulations.

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9 l A teaspoonfnl of Abbey°s Effervsoent f, ' Salt in a tumbler of water, drawn from

_ ltlie tap, makes a delicious and healthful

9 summer drink. Sold by druggists every~ 11 where. Every medical journal in Can-

_ :adn has endorsed Ab`oey's Rffervescent § Salt. ~

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colored Cloth Capes.

We have some Black Velvet- Capes.

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A Big

By making small Cape prices

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Cape Sale

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The quality and style of our cepes recommend them- Van Camp’s Tomato Catsup,

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linitely postponed owing to the con- _

Miss Bni.i.i-: \V».'r'rs has arrived home

from New Bedford. Mass, and is visiting her numerous friends in the

EDITOWS MAIL.

Latter from Dr- Blsxaalaarcl

Sm,-The report made-by the Grand

Jury regarding the Hospital for' the Insane is a very unfair and misleading one. If the Secretary of that body had been possessed of the courtesy usual on such occasions he would have informed me ot their proposed visit. and I should have arranged to meet them, and ans- wer such questions as they may have a ight. to ask. _

I may say. that I have a record in

the Hospital of every case admit'ed I since the building was opened in 1879

from the time of admission l

This record shows the daily condition of each patient. whether'

medicine, out for exercise, at work. and when and for how long, etc., etc,

i prehensive history of every patient who has come under treatment in the asylum, _

For the information of the Grand

Jury and al-o for that of the Examiner,

exceptions even in the worst of winter

unless called by telephone,

I am yours truly,

E. S. BL/ixcuiin,

Medical Supt.

MARRIED- '

At the :residence of the bride’s father,

Hunter River. on June 6th. by Rev H Pierce, Mr George Mugford. of Char- lottetown. to Miss Prudence E Waye, youngest daughter of Mr Wm Waye.

At Needham, Mass., on;the 23rd inst.,

by Rev. John A. Macclwaiu, Louis L. I-iolman,son ofthe late JamcsL. Hoi-1 man. Summerside, and now on the staff of the Yonth’s Companion, to Miss Edna L Bourne, daughter of Charles E__ Bourne. Needham.

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At Winsloc Road. July 1st, noon;

Thomas McNaughton, aged 57.

[Funeral to-morrow at 2 p in, to

Brackley Point Cemetery.]

At Mount Stewart, on June 22nd,

William R Douglas, aged 67 yearn.

At Summerside, on the 24th iust., in

the 78th year of her age, Zillah Town- send, wife of Hon. James Muirhead,and daughter of the late John Townsend. of Traveller’s Rest. <

At West River. Sr. Catherine’s on the

24th inst.,;An'gus Lamont, in the 93rd year of his age. ~

AtSouthport,on the 24th inet.. Henry

Burke. in the 60th year oi his age. _

At Maple Plains,on the 5th instl. John

H, Ranahamiii the 75th year of his age. leaving a wife. tive sons and three daughters. Deceased emigrn-d to this Island in l846‘from the county Monig- han, Ireland. _

At Abrahanfs Village, on the 29th

uit.. after a short illness. Joseph M. Gallant. aged S8 yeers.lei\'ing two sons and four daugliters. The ileceased,who was highly esteeinid and respected by all who knew him, was the father of Mr S. E. Gallant, ex-M. P. P.. late' representative ot the Third Electoral Di.~trict of Prince County.

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Get your Photgraph supplies to night and get a. good picture of the races to-morrow. You can have. lots of sport if you have a camera. We’ll sell you one at list prices, if you want to buy. They are easy to operate, and do not cost/much.

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excited, ni. on extra diet. taking .`,_-lf.) K Gloves, good quality, some are b

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