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THE DAILY EXAMINER . . ‘ : ; : ° SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1894

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AILY BXAMINER. ee GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. THED 3 The New York Sun vives @ summary of Orrawa, July 26.—On the 14th inst,

understanding of the Corean diapute, | Stephen Robertson closed up the Canadian

JU LY 28, 1894. i Con lenve 1 it is as follows: Japan has pro-| section of the San Francisco fair and ceeded strictly within the limits of her{eailed north for Victoria. He arrived ——~—blood impurity NOTES AND COMMENTS. tres ~t ont whereas these have been i ig- | yesterday in Ottawa and reported to the Ee are covered by the Insur- — | nored by China. Those rights are defined | minister of the interior, under whose B hi 9 ance Policies issued by The “dry season” began to day ! | in the Tientsin convention of 1885. Japan's auspices the show of Canada grains and > €ec am

dom is historically as good as China’s, and | result has been most encouraging, for

: claim to suzerainty over the Hermit King- ; , . as Ree » B St. John Sun: The Republican ern #¢- | minerals was made. It was seen that the eomeien Pill ‘ ‘ .

hundred families on his books re ving relief: and in New York city, a few «i

ntioc: ' Ss sa hie an , : i : ve atic an Se. . era . eke an the payment of tr ‘bute is to be deemed a apart from the prospective advantages of GUINEA 2 BROWN'S neual a y v . recog on 0 ‘ ‘ . : a : i Che Democratic party has appare atly | i es overlordship, thus drawing attention to the farm'ng re (Tasteless) CH’TOWN. The SS DON AVISTA, due here from M

owed its incapacity for legislation, if not | Corea has repeatedly acknowled; ged her- | sources of the Northwest, a lively interest Purif; the blood and, treat on Monday moming. July 30th » om” bs 7 n r rhe nets Ohh self the vassal of both powers. It is also | has already been manifested in that coun- Jy 8 Insurance sais nail for” Newt sydp a: ty mech ike the Cenedien grits They do | “mitted that the namber of Japanese | try hy Californians. thus, go toagthe root | deck, and pr ~§ | hie a \ wel pa much ike ' : | residenta in the Corean peninsula is at % a = — ————— | ble rains, 7 not know what they waat, least six times greater <a that of the Wasnineroyn, July ae treasury of many mi iladies. ; et gan: hike particulary apply to

j ‘| : , . 2,300,000 in gold; two millions MOL ; cee Tho ss ai haha wints out that | Chinese sojourners, while a . | loet to-day £2, ” g WHOLESALE AGENTS: i pe . 2B ‘ i. Che Mc ntreai Gazette |} a yp? . cea oe ag with , — —- at New York for European export, £100,- EVANS & CO. Lto., MONTREAL july24 — mae, Ae = the Libera papers, in . GERI FENN @ : ye i . Cc ? . orea exceeds 000 at Boston for European export and SOLO BY ALL OruUGaists ‘ } i ah tl a Se ee = gene ral election and the revision of th | hie of China’s trade with the same £200,000 at New York for shipment to BOGOOOOOS : eo ' P> voters’ lists, are urging that part) . cand) — in an even larger proportion. It Goiete Thie Maden tha O & iad te: —AND—— ur dates should be put in the fiel he ad- | is evident, therefore, that Japan was justi- Ae a cocuaiewe 3 D K i f serv 58, ) » Jowes pxoraL Desratoues TO Toe Examines vive is not out of place or untimels If | fied, in 1885. in demanding the eame right wees ae s a peeyeee, the lower dineinenntncncaliiiaiiciaitasinea SHIRT WAISTS nothing else comes of this "proceed ng, it | which had been asserted in China, of inter- “ng er ae a \ T ROAT atches will, at any rate, let the Conservatives | posing in Coreg, , whe *n riot or insurrection ae ARIS, ouly Pac ( onstance ATU THE WARLIKE JAPANESE Placed on our Counter To-day know who they have to beat endangered a ives or property of foreign- eunier, the anarchist, who was recently 28 44 on our Coun oday. ik : ‘ It is evident that times are not rs Phat eh was conceded by the extradited from England, was placed on outy 4 ° ay . i are up the times, keep roving in the “Tit i States. The po ientsin convention, which provided that trial here to-day. The evidence presented —ommee Prices Cut ill You Feal Like Syn- s : von ace either of the parties to the compact might, showed that Meunier prepared the bomb cha . rood time. and last a une ef Datel, N.Y. Des on Pcesee ich was exploded at Cafe Very, | pathizing With Somebody | when the internal trar iquility of Corea was which was exploded at Caf ery, Oy Sink Wo Chinese ransports ‘ | 1 ti . i ong time } a .

listurbed, send troops thither for the pur which several patrons lost their lives.

Ose O ing The verdict returned was guilty, but with ; azo. two respectably-dressed men walked | pose of ow ng its subject and restoring : : ee eT omnia . : | : up and oe Broadway with placards der, the sole condition being that notice = aie ga th 8 wee : SHIRT WAISTS in Fanev : your Watch does not hang sing aiaae their ne notify ww the | of the intention to de sspatch soldiers should u jereupon condemned to servitude for LONDON, July 28. Stri es $1 50 for g] 20 a i public that they “wanted work.” Evi- “oe o the el in gnatory power. A s Jaly 26.—The United $ ‘ The report of the declaration of war a ' POM. SE-P cr: go well, and you will dently the United States is a good country iat happene in this case was thie: ‘ HICAGO, Jilly 26.— nie nited States ween China and Japan is generally accepte i _ ‘ } : : 7 to keep away from just now. Soon after the outbreak of the preaent re- Express Company has discovered that a astrue. The Japanese artillery sank two Fancy Colored BLOUSES with leave it with us. we will | s -Heesiiten Spectator: “D. J. O’Done- bellion, China deestiod a body of sol- | swindler, who has not been caught, has To-d Ly the A ssociatior of Chinese transports off the Corean coast. Laundried Collars and Cuffs, | — Sp : : diers to the Corean peninsula, but it was | discovered some thousands of dollars of a : :

The Chinese were unable to make effective $1.45, for $1.10 © . 3 . .

chu 7 s and Labor | > . i . y ghue, of the Toronto Trades anc * | not until tho troops were actually on the | the company’s money, the exact amount Educators of Colored Youth resistance. A despatch from Shanghai

make a guod timekeeper 5 ee Council, has been delivering himself of a =

tirade against the ‘capitalistic press’ of way that China notified Japan that it had | not being known. The man has repre- | holds its fifth annual meeting | says the declaration of war has caused ALSO: of it thie ciate his cause of complaint being | determined te render assistance to the tri- | seated himselfasa route agent, and in}. Balti . Md ©} keen excitement among all classes there. Z : $ butary State. This was. in no sense the | pretended examinations of the books of | 1M Da timore, Md. Business is virtually suspended, and the —_——-

that the capitalistic press dees not sympa- | thise with the strikers in the present | railway trouble. Inasmach as every

notice required by the Tientsin conven- | the scores of country agents has secured js . iu position of Japanese residents is precari- A lot of White Lawn Blouses, | r a G.H. TAY LOR,

tion, but, on the contrary, & palpable blank money orders and remittances to a A varied and interesting ous. Europeans best acquainted with the worth 75¢., for 60c.

lation of its purport, that treaty having | large amount. Fifty detectives are now has | bink tl li ili be strong enough

d d week! r that coméesto The vi vio purport, y g | large - way yrogramme has heen gone] city think the police w ong poate bg {paper a crteed {sae | — negotiated for the express purpose of looking for the eee but as yet no clue saenaat aie of te isa to protect them from Chinese fanatics. | North Side Queen Square. econ, condemned the eameetahs Wil ani rting any such imbroglio as the act of | as to his identity has been found. 5" ‘ , : Mobilization proceeds rapidly, and prepar- July 10. U.. and favored the maintenance. of law C oes has now brought about, Orrawa, July 26.—General Wolfe’s tures of the discussions being ations to embark large bodies of troops are JAS PATON & CO ee ————_—— and order, it is to be presumed that the | | ince the Japanese Government has | gwond is to be brought to Canada and de- | the exhibition of school work, | ™**ing with unexpected energy. whole press of this country is ‘eapital Chi en action it has been claimed that posited at the national capital, a well- The nl" die ver’ Stal ation istic.” ” ; | om has a a a Sa known public man of patriotic spirit hay-| ” h use of the new gn A Woman Shoots a Senator

| if Japan would do likewise ut the Sun the relic for £300 ster! tho ing ‘ 2 :

—Toronto Empire: Mr. Foster is to be | says no such offer has really been made, ing purchased the relic fe : erling. | School building has been

, same gentleman has secured the Vie. ie i : s ‘ - congratulated upon the success of his | and that, even if made, so unreliable are Bh ae ~ Cc wy a a Balac. given to the Association by Reno, Nevada, July 28.

treatment ef the taritf. His skill and | the promises of Chinese officials that it lava, which was affixed to the officer’s the City Board of Education. Mrs. M. A. Hartley, an artist, yesterday ‘ A

facility in handling every detail of the | could not be accepted as of par value. | progat by the hand of Her Majesty vin shot and killed State Senator M..D. Foley. measure were conspicuous, and certainly | The conclusion o! the whole matter i$] Hyde Park, as well as his medals for]. There is no use trying to| The cause of shooting is notknown. Mrs. — if the satisfaction expressed throughout | that Corea stands sadly in need of stable | @- i . Hartley has been arrested. Senator Foley

Crimea and Ayssinia and a copy of his Fas : : : the country and the lack of materia) for } and enlightened government, which it can portrait painted for the Victare Piioes duplicate elsewhere such bar-} was one of the most prominet men in the

the . ap ene 1 of ne as 7 — | best obtain by becoming a part of Japan. gallery. gains as we are offering. Our et — been President of the Bank

as the best signs to judge by-—the Finance | Wikciieibasats ace: oa : ? ih =, nn : . of Nevada.

Minister made few mis stake 2 in the treat- ISLANDERS MARRIED ABROAD. Cuicaco, July 265.— Directors ot the A, Surmme? Goods we will sell at , ; a 4

ment of the diversified interests which had ee R. U. to-day decided to call a convention) Oo.t to clear for Fall Stock Clarke Wall Good 0 All kinds, wholesale and retail, at |

to be consulted by him and his associates. i Monday @ very leasing wedding sere- of delegates of local uni ons in this city ‘ ‘es = 3 ar é a ace a rangemaa. , ‘ eg P j . yt . 5. August 2. Its purpose wi ill be to deter-| W hich is on the way now.

. aa’ 24 /Res "es "st The fact that his labors were prosecuted | mony was conducted by Rev. W. L. Clay, | 4° her the strike shall | tin-1 0 Orrawa, July 28 WATSON’S DRUG S at the expense of his health is but an ad- | at the residence of Mr. Henry Lawson, | ™'2° whether the strike snare conin-}Come in as goon as you see ‘ dg ents Ec julyl? ditional testimony to his conscientious and | editor of the Colonist, 76 Cook Street. ued or abandoned and in the former even his l ; A cablegram from Loudon announces | ¢ . '

; ; to decide on a future mode of pro edure.| UhIS ane get one of “ORF | the ré-clection of 'W. .Glaske ~ Wallace os a = ; . -

unsparing energy | More thana family par : ; , : . ae , , e any pasty of Senecet bad The directors say the strike situation will} bonanzas President of the Triennial Council Orange —The Baltimore American says that |

‘ae been invited to attend the ceremonies, ; ee as : ae serait Ao 5 , : ‘ sonvention. : Debs? salary is $3,000 a year, while $2,000 | which passed off most auspiciously with remain as it is — on conven a n pe Order each is drawn by the vice-president and | °Y€?Y favorable augury for a happy and Po bb soar a es i lice — pomamapeengs Peeper co ie esac O e . 7 . me | prospe arrie: : this evening found Cap erty and ex- the secretary of the A.R U. Six dize-tors | PTOSperous marrie 1 life. The contracting Gunduien ‘Wchen a Hock guilty of JOHN i. _ Mc KENZIE. ' PURE

: - : ar arties were Mr. Henry Curtis Shaw, of receive $1,500 eoch. 70 organizers®$5 a | P ; : , a ca. — . protec day “ ten clerks from $2 to $4 a day Vancouver, and Miss Dora Laird. The having received money for policy —* The strike head yuarters in Chicago cost bride is a daughter of Hon. Alexander | tion, and dismissed them from the force

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pe ot ee) Se (PE Ss s $10,000 a month, the hiring of speakers | Laird, of Bedeque, P.E.1., who hassat| Benxe, July 26—Owing to the heary A O ; averie - ae be oe -$3,000aday. The | for many years in the Legislative Assembly | famine last year in Switzerland al! surplus r S rl fund from which Mr “Debs iraws ix made | and Legislative Council, “and has held dif- | stock was killed, and now there is @ great e

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») _ —— 2 a > up of the $1 contributions of 145,000 mem- ee —_, n the I rovincial Execu- | scare ity. Beet bring on — - of ets. 40 members of the union, but failure will | “Ve Vounct!. she is also a niece of Hon. | per 220 pounds, and dresse eet 950. | David Laird, formerly Lieutenant-Governor per 220 pounds. The consul suggests

will not come in. It would seem that these | Of the Northwest Territories. Mr. Shaw | that American live stock shippers com- " | Fergusson Alexander & HS

gentlemen fare very well at the handa of | bel oe to a well-known tamily in the most | municate with the president of the Swiss . ; 3 3 ‘ 2 * * > 5 > e e the workingmen—the backbone of the | ©@#rly Province of the Dominion, and is | Butchers’ Association. r ref; ’ , ——— ane PHO i OU ENGRA V ED suena S : at present a member of the Vancouver WASHINGTON, July 26.—Large and in- I have carefully analy zed ? ” .

; ' ~ —~.——---- | legal firm of McPhillips & Williams. The | dignaut delegations from the industrial samples of ’ —The Canada Temperance Act is now | Service was performed in the drawing cael encamped about Washington ap- : BE RGER =, OF THE German IN ONE POUND CARTOONS

in full force and effect. As yet, however, | Toom, which had been most tastefally plied at the rooms of the house committee Woedill ;

port that Mr. pa = —s _ “p- | who was attended by Miss Ellen G. Law- | to plead for assistance. The expected had ANP TIN CANS. El E " pointed one of the vendors, i*, 1HE EXAM- | Son and little Miss Nora Hayden, of Van- ha: ned. Their leaders had deserted de . > ‘ MOST ( BRA

iver is assured, premature. In not | couver, was simply but tastefully attired, 7” y sought from oomaven Baking i owder, Pe dees :

bring disaster upon him, for the dollars

no vendors have been appointed. The re- | , decorated for the occasion. The bride, | on labor to-day not to urge their bills, bat them, and they

promptly appointing the vendor-, the | as were also the bridesmaids and the other national aid to return to the localities A Government shows a weakness and a lack | ladies present. Mr. Lawson gave the | from which they had come. Mr. Mc ‘Gann purchased by me at several The Purest and Best Obtainable.

of decision that is not at all creditable. bride away Mr Geo E Robineon being 1; a ; sre y, Ur. ‘reo. &. odin £}told them there was not the slightest}, .. . - The vendors should have been appointed | the best man. After an elegant repast ; stores, and found them PL RE,

chance of a government appropri iation for

‘asa afi danas latedie oe | suite tome © y vv fim ap” | their retarn, and seat thera to the local WHOLESOME, WELL PRO- FOR SALE AT We have secured the right to offer these fine Engravings to our readers. They the Triends 0 we AC : e puone cep rop o s, the bri 1d bridegroom | ¢ rinter of charities. Tn - erally have the fullest confidence, men superintednent of chariti: PORTIONED. bound in Portfolios, each containing 16 pictures. The price is 10 cents each, delivered ¢

: , bess by this morning’s Mainland steamer Mancuester, July 26.—An interna- j who in the past have shown s disposition | for Vancouver, where they will take up| tional sanfeerne of che textile workers te GEORGE LAWSON, GEO GARTER dl C0 C this office or at R. H. Mason’s News Stand. Orders by mail sent post free. Part No. 1 cous ' '

Spitzbergen on the steamship Ragnold her husband were out driving the other | which had charge of Rev. Mr. Lockwood's

to observe the law, and who can be relied | their residence.—Vane yuuver, B. C Col- j M. H ; Pi I ; ; . ir re ce. ance » BD. U., LOl- | day, M. Howard, Howard, an American, i. D., LL. D. y ‘ upon to conform to its provisions in the | oniet, July 18. oe Sere een an An Ne ean sv Re wk tains the following beautiful Engravings :— Z future. wap , ‘ T ae ee - : 7 eenranenepataicenmaeteniegiastiliientpamenisawns governments of Europe and America to MARKET SQUARE. rT fa —The North Pole expedition, with | A HALIFAX SENSATION, adopt measures legalizing eight hours a ; : Our Grandmother's Dancing Lesson, Woodland Vows, ae Walter Wellman at its he a is now | day’s fabor. ' july20 A Wee Bit Fractious, Jack Ashore, 3 believed to have been lost, left Tromsoe,| Mrs. Perey Lear has given the Halifax W asuixcroy 0 _T i ' . : ° “ ?., ’ ag ifa) asHINGToN, July 26.—Thé sub-com ! , s Norway, May 24, 1894. Phey sailed for people some occasion for gossip. She and | pittee of the shaeasiee on ‘aaieuliies Sherwood L Cemetery eng | ae — — — — s +? 4liacs Jarl. The intention was to take what well | day. Dr. May, an Americau visitor, was bi la} the bor Lo i : ; ;

; : | Crain a il] to protect American labor on the bor- w Tide Romeo ¢ Julie : inay be considered the true highway to the | passing on a bicvcle. As he went by Mrs. ders, seal ) it favor abl y to the full com- Situate at Junction of on of Royalty and Brack The Di cs k ° o and iliet, : ees North, namely, that which the influence Lear struck him with the whip she held mittee to-day with several chance: It ro Point Roads, three miles from Charlotte- nd ice SaaKers Coming Home—A Highland Ce age * — arene OT out of a in | in ber hand, and the ae — #1! forbids the employment in the United “Mornin trains run by local time to Ceme- A Scratch Pack, Doorway eed ne Norwegian s¢a. le expedition in | sensation. One report was that Dr. May | States of pe who retain foreign resi- tery as follows:—At 7 amd 7.30, returning at D ° > . : : inder Owe french, of | hs lomeuiame ; ; ee foe ee eee ees 10.30 and 10.39, Afi trains leave at 3. omestic Pastimes Pd » Capst: ciuded Astronomer Owen B. French, of | had used language that no gentle- | dences and is aimed against Canadians and and soratech, enuening o6438 008720." ” : : At the C tpstan.

y ° . * ‘ > a0 « . , the United States Coast and Geodetic sur |} Ban should use; another that Mrs. Mexicans who come across the borders to Fare to go and return, 15 cents. —_—_—_—————(z) Funeral Trains may be had whenever re-

« Wee r ic. ak + Oven, se / . ' 1: vey; Franklin, an American kater ye | Lear had no excuse for her act. work, and imposes heavy penalties upon quired, and interments may be made by regu-

a geologis ro istiania; 2 Ps 2 > : ; a i { a geologist from Christ rem = & | Flowever, on the following day Perey Lear their employers. lar trains at passenger rates. Prices of Plots y meteorologist, and two sportsmen and run-| sent an apulogy to Dr. May. Thies was Sik oad iin in: <opelihianseseiedinaiin are as follows: M PAN ql

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ners from the University of Christiania. not considered sufficient, and a summons WHEN TRAVELLIN | A Silv r Pit h: Family Plots, 20x15 feet, sold at recuced They were last heard of at Dane’s island, | for Mrs. Lear was issued. Then Mr. Lear | u, ; € cner Plows h waif ai ove & ize, in gi sd iseaiies“*ia jp of hwest coast of Spitzbergen, | got a new is tehawelnes inbletin - 1 | Whether on pleasure bent, or business,take ny EEE SECTORS GRRE SOQHENURS.. TES? ¥ the northwest coast I zen, | got a newspaper interview printed, which MINN EBVO. ,.« . 0 a. canevnes tenn obey de snceul 6 een e

where Prof. Oyen remained to guard the | attacked Dr. May. This made it all the | 2° °YeTY "ip @ bottle of Syrup of Figs, as} is al ways a brilliant delivery. ich Consetery in uamedoation eibameatabion

abatslt - it acts <4 y and etfectualiy on ywrovision depot established there. | more necessary that the case should it acts most plesantly ar - > LAee from plot holders oi not less than $2.00 Te c y : ventilated in cit, bat that was soraeie the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing Ever J body is e ager to catch able ist June in each year, and alt piots oi obacco varies in fia- —St. Catherine’s Journal: “The late | oe dso Mr. Lear sent to the docter | f¥e? headache and other forms of sick-| It, and just now our prices are | subscribers are kept in order daring the vor d h F active enforcement of the United States pee? 7 ar , ness. For sale in 75c. bottles by all drug- low enough for all to make Subscriptions may be paid to any of the 6 an of er Qua is

' : full letter of apology, which is published | ©. eR,

alien labor law is causing a great deal of | ® i : J gists. Manufactured by the California Directors, or to the undersigned, and orders

annoyance to many people living on thie | a See os. ond Here, Lear aloo i The Fig Syrup . only. oir catches. These are prizes to | for any extra work to be done by the Keeper [ies accord: ; : ie

. : : ly him a letter which is not published must be left at the office of the Clerk of the y rie -asionsé tz =o ?

a Genter wae as aay j et prosec ution has therefore been dropped . e be tabled, and present an aaaty Onges. [0 where

he opportunity to earn an honest dollar | Waxts rue Susrpexsion Removen—The : . . . ° HENRY SMITH, from their friends in that country. To ee —a regular monthly meeting of the directors ay gregation of novelties in Secretary Sherwood Cemetery. “ay -~ aa of . by ee — _ WHAT I8 AN AD? of ~ Agricultural on was held ow white metal calculated oo) ase int 2 contemptible one fo amine ema fe ae ; terday morning. A petition was read|,.oL ; the United States to have on its statute The life-blood of modern business. from H. C. Craswell, of D. E. Island, ask- awaken thoughts of purchase —“ Lr. —TO THE book, ay perhaps if ey ae I ay oan sere — - Raver. ole, | ing the society to recommend the removal | among housekeepers in Char- obensione resorted to we cannot deny the right of | A flash of information to all the people. | of his suspension by the Nationa! Trotting | ] . : The St 4 Offi j j Wate

‘ a . —— a £i lottetown. r 1e Store an ces situated on Water American er to adopt .. We are, A lover of trade. i Association. Craswell was suspended]. . town Our Table Silver Street, formerly occupied by F. T. New however, firmly convinced that werd law he key-note of progress in the march | for the non-payment of a portion of his en- | 18 indeed beautiful, and well bery, Fisq. .. and now by M. Trainor, Esq. as it now stands never originated with the | to snes. trance money at the Moosepath races last] worth inspecting, Possession given Ist July next. Anoly to respectable portion of the American peopie, The dealers’ sure road to success. — fall. It was ordered that a communication ” PEAKE BROS. & ‘30 but on the contrary, it hasbeen smuggled | A medium for the increase of business. | he forwarded to Secretary Moore asking ise “ v. ‘ through Congress by some plausible mem | That which booms the place and en-|¢he N. T. A. to deal leniently » at, Cons- may IF THEY TASTE OUR . 4 4

ber, who no doubt had for his backing a | riches the advertiser well.—St. John Sun. E , +s . eka. are : a Me Z 24eh lot of the scruff of Europe, naturalized; A means of communicating items of in- emacs 2 s R, Meagher’s Orange Quinine Wine, , 3 » merely so they could vote.” | terest to wide-awake people. bce Famous Paintisas.—Call and see a : Prepared strictly according to the British 5 = —The single tax is evidently not prov- | An intelligent message to intelligent copy of our Portfolio of the Masterpieces CAMERON BLOCK. Pharmace ata. Quinine ia this agresahie a * : , > otiting sender and receiv , 4 orm is quicker in action and more reliable a ing satisfactory in Australia if we are to | people, profiting sen ier and receiver. of the World’s Art (allerie These ee th “ 3 5 : Personal and public benefits are de- workl’s july26 Pills pin AB, “ee ae is 3 scienti ic mi ae re oe

judge by what a correspondent of the| | : : ents Portfolios contain copies of the Soe shia Vancouver, B. C., World says. Here is | tived from its judicious application. most famous paintings. They will delight > oll dragyicts. Semele Sette free to physi- of the Cc icest ‘rad 25

an extract from the correspondent’s letter: | _ A notice that brings best returns for | al] lovers of pictures, and are not dis- ste Off ihe Crass cians upon vanes on. enoa. 4 00. “Soath Australia is politically quiet. | the least money. figured with ary reading matter at the febon—da-w Arn Montreal. x ected | by manufac- | We warrant every pound. to be strictly PURE Five tom This colony, where the single tax holds A n in lispensable medium to success | bottom of the plate. At the back of each —_— -— turers of thirt ears eee 4] i ° \ sway, is becoming to find the latter a bur- and | usiness enlargement. adie portfolio interesting descriptions cf each W el Allow No Ore to Tres- y y ergusson Alexander’s in stock.

den, a heavy burden on the people, for A helpmate to prosperity in business. picture are given. sli ia Col experience. |

every true economist must know what ef. | P Ov Fin, ve - ee i N pass on our Toilet ia DODD & ROG E R

fects financially one class of people effects | ee A Bic Oxe.—Richard Binns, of New Business ! a S. others more or less. The heavy falling Ax Ory Axp Wert Triep Remepy.— | Glasgow, a day or two ago caught some J.. BupPace Tobacco Co., Richmond Charlottet J 29, 189

market values on al] cereals is simply Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup has good trout at Millvale. ae of a m We have a pleasant, smooth Rubber un Virginia: and Montreal, Canada. warioletown, June 4—tu th eat

smashing up the farmers, and the latter | beed used for over fifty years -by millions Stchies aoe, n ene ounce, 1¢ -48TECT | breakable Comb at 10 cents. Call and — SSE EE a ET aa

are the bone, sinew and foundation of | (+ others for their children while teeth | ""e"™ poun ‘ eeé ‘them. “

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every nation. An estate of over 60,000 Our stock of Brushes, Perfumes, etc., is

; | | ig, With perfect snccess. It soothes the i ~ : acres has been offered to the Government child, softens the gums, allays the pain Boston is to have an elevated railway. complete. A difference of opinion exists at £2 per agre, including all im prove- : >| On Tuesday the citizens voted in favor of REDDIN B : : . I Ge bead eee Went ne | cures the colic, and is the best remedy for dion, Silesian. L ROS.. among riders regarding the merits S . re mae we. a ae mond hong a Reged Diarrhers. Is pleasnt to ie, Sate. a ne pipet Mak June25—eod Opp. Post Offce. of the single and inner tube tires, h Wi i low Vi 7 e . i ii Verur vies neverv nert « : : . : | now unprofitable to work it under present Twn bye. ¢ ide 4 . The people quickly recognize merit, and N ti ’ t Pp; i t and a choice of the two styles is ng | S a e aS ec circumstances and conditions. This): i. fy Eg per c= gs the bre a Hood’s Sar-} 1 olice tO ainters. offered on the 1894 Columbia tat | BiCthia ms 8 . con inuauy ncreasing. — shows what the latest of political faddiste’ | iedissts tas “ syrup, and take no Hoo teen tap.” . increasing wheels, You can have the strong

theories is doing this way end what a "To | other kind.—m. w. f. wkly—l y Tenders will be received until SATUR- resillient and easily repaired Co- ious effect it will have in the future, ¥ settle iaid o ee —-—-- ——- DAY, 4th August, from persons willing lumbia single tube or their new

our knowledge farmers in numerous cases | od to paint Spire and other exterior wood- : E R aL GOFF a VY , Scan o hilt . sere If you want a Trunk or Valise try J. . ee ; i ; . inner tube, which you will BE } Cc us rece » ‘ lar , om eh wae eon ‘ke heavy |B. Medonald & Co’s. large stock and low Deliv ery E Xpress, sees. of the Catholic Church, Vernen y j t ve d a 5

aD . ee unhesitatingly -ronounce far W ieee te ‘au pt aye = | ” te McKay Woolen C gar MG Trunks, Bagg Seek: l 1 A1so-—Separate Tenders until same ahead of any ‘Lier tire of this Case of English illow ‘Market fSask cets, € ‘all ana tions cannot ettheir rents or obliga | Come to McKay oolen Co. to-nig ean aggage, elc., conveyed to ant ate fi he repairs of Brickwork . i, wars i

hs cannot meet th a wa Sitnai hindsing x quam teeckGhae aibibelon ee ya Pox date for the repairs of Brickwork and type. Full parti. w'ars in catalogue, see them if you want a nice Basket

tions and sec % inting on the same Cl - whi ; — | nishings, underclothing, and clothing of noti ce. Please leave your or rders toa pe All Paeffoldine amen ecs winit te «which you can 3)btain from In furtherance of mutual in ali corte. r atton & Co’s. Store, north side of Queen Committee. it M Youngs Agent | eee we ask for thoughtful | Scott Act Drinks.-Bye your lemon Square, EDWARD GRANT . : 59 e B ee ER & ¢ . > i 3° pn aenee ot cay Saaentane | raspberry aod strawberry syrups at Quirk’s A. McQUAID. ( rt ° xt e

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t é iF y syt ; : Chairman of Committee. Bros, Brown's Block bakery, North Side Queen Square. july26—3m eod jy27—eod

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