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CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. TUESDAY, JU
BEER BROS, “mm Day. a aiid
“The Celebration in Town and Country.
Parade at Victoria Park—Races at Summerside— Excursions. ! Picnics, ete.
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Tue twenty-second anniversary of the confederation of the British North Ameri- can Provinces was quietly observed in this city yesterday. The weather throughout ‘the day was fine, and most of the stores ‘and places of kusiness were closed. The display of bunting was somewhat meagre,
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| usual, ; Shortiy before twelve o'clock the militia aD =? . Svery Style. & : ion : | BEER BOs. mey ee in camp at Brighton marched to Victoria | } ee ~ Park, where the review was to be nnlan DUninos | held.— As the clock © struck twelve Popular rrices 4 P aE ‘ ¢' it pRES f the guns on the battery began the | Pai OLEOHIS . r : BEER BROS salute, firing seven rounds, after which ’ 4Bute o> —- « } ‘ ha : ‘ 7 ¢ f wie 7" a oad . Print ¢ ottons ! the militia fired a feude joie. The bat
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Wohi BONANZA LINES) — tmmense variety. pt thind seven rounds from the. baitery | ] mery OF | — was also followed by a fen de joie. The | |
® ; . : ok - es : . , militia then formed up in close order, and MI Childrens’ Hats PLOUNCINGS, 3 AT
‘at the word of command gave the general | FLOUNCINGS, BEER BROS.
sajute, the “band playing ‘‘“God Save the
Queen.” The men then gave three rousing
cheersfor the Queen, and after marching
Wonderfully Cheap. past in quarter column proceeded back to camp. The marching and general appear-
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ance of the men, is in the opinion of many, even better this year than ever before, and speaks highly for their officers and the iustructors from Halifax.
About 250 excursionists,, Oddfellows and their lady friends, arrived from Pugwash, N.S., about 11.30. At 2 o’clock the visit- ors attended a meeting in Oddfellows Hall, ~ | where a very pleasant time was spent. The
party left on return at 3.15 well pleased = with their trip.
| The outgoing trains carried large num- excursionists; and
Special Bargains.
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or : i QI eI {goodly number of persons to that beauti- j\ful section of country; and many passed
a 5 : i the day fishing at the different resorts. Friends, the Public and Qurselves all) -
. . a * “pe | s on Summerside Driving Park evidently in a Happy Frame of Mind. | yeutantit passed-off very: pleasantly. The
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weather-was fine, the track in good con- (dition, and the attendance, of spectators ‘amongst whom were a large number of the WEEK, since we opened our beautiful stock of gentler very large. The officers of the : same ae : ‘ i ; ‘track were:
SPRING GOODS, business is Increasing, as our wonderful Judive—A. 0. Rogets and; D> Raniah distributed over this and other provinces. ‘Summerside; A. N. Large, Charlottetown. Starter—A. C. Rogers.
Distance Judge—Willoard Green. Timers—George Godkin and James Me- |Leod, Summerside.
7 mn . ’ ‘ — . Shortly before two o'clock the three- <=> Two Cases American Felt and Straw Hats, all of the} ute rece w: ate
: : ; |minute race was called. ‘There were four latest styl 8, shipped by mistake, were bought by us at half starters, vic : Maud M., owned by L. B. price, and will be sold at regular first cost.
| Miller, of Charlottetown, and driven by Yr Dp. A. BRUCK ERe tHe ity 9
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| Noonan: Mount Albion Boy, owned by S. ‘Stewart, Lot 48, and driven by John ‘Steele; and Nellie S. owned by S. W. !Brown, Stanley Bridge, and driven by ‘Found. Four heats were trotted, the two
fe. ——s ’Mauds doing splendid work throughout. & ¥ In the third heat, Nellie S. and Mount aD Albion Boy were distanced. Below is the Summary: I
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1O’Connor. Tignish, and driven by W. A. MMENSE
SHOWING AN VARIETY OF '"Three-minute class. Purse'of $40, divided.
Mile heats, best three in five.
Summerside Driving Park, July Ist \.RE NOW |
. B. Miller’s b m Maud M. (Brown) 2 1 1 1
New Muslins, New pateens, ie Q’Connor’s br m Maud E(Noonan) 1 3 2 2
ae 2-3 a - % £ | bers of many went) : me over to Pictou and Point du Chene. The | a? ferry steamers were also well patronized. i io | The tea party at Vernon River attracted a
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were peaceably and agreeably managed. We have pleasure in stating that so large an assembly dispersed without any disturb- ance, after enabling its promoters to
realize the handsome sum of $600, The directors of this beautiful hall will now be able to finish it in
a first class manner and the community are to be congratulated on having in its midst such a fine public convenience. Nor must we forget that the beauty and kind- ness of the ladies aided in no small degree in attracting one of the largest gatherings that ever took place at Vernon River, and their devotion to the school was the chief factor in the great success of yesterday’s tea. AT EMERALD.
The tea at Emerald was largely at- tended and thoroughly enjoyed. The great attraction was the match game of basebail between the ‘ Diamond” and ‘‘ Star” clubs, of Charlottetown, which was won by the latter. The play throughout was very good, not more than five runs being made in one innings. Mr. W. Reid, of Chicago, played first base for the ** Diamonds,” and gave ‘‘ our boys” some valuable pointers which they will likely make the most of. There is good material in both clubs, all
they lack is more careful practice. Ap- pended is the score : STARS: AB. B RUNS. ouTSs Howatt, pz....:... 6 3 3 2: McDonald, 3b...... 6 2 2 3 re 6 4 4 I Trainor EB, of.....:. 6 2 l 3 Teen. Ms as 6 j 2 3 Pareer, DD. . ss cess 6 ] 2 3 areineg. PF, 0... 633 6 2 I 5 McCarron E, lf..... 6 0 I 3 McLeod A, Ib...... 5 = 2 4 Totals 53 li 18 27 DIAMONDS : MoCourt, p....-... 5 2 2 3 i OP 5 ‘ 2 3 EON EPS i's Acbe'aw 5 4 3 0 McCarron J, lf..... 5 1 l 4 Fitzpatrick, c...... Bs. 9 1 3 Melntyre, ss....... 5 5 2 3 Gillespie, rf..... .. 5 0 1 3 McLeod FE, 2b...... 5 ) 0 4 Kiggins, 3b... ....5 0 1 4 Totals 45 14 13 27 By Tunings. Bo oe co & io oe | Steves ais 2132-04646 | 2 ‘Diamonds... 3 2 13 10 1 0 2—I3
\mpire—A. Thorne. Time—2 hrs. 15 min.
Address and Presentation.
Last evening some of the friends of Rev. William Harrison waited upon him and | presented him with the following address | and a purse containing $100 : To Rev. William Harrison:
DeAR Sir,—Before severing your connec- tion with our church, we desire to express to you our high appreciation of your services during the three years of your pastorate with us. Your services in the pulpit, in the social ‘means of grace, and in private visitation ‘have been to us sources of much blessing. ‘The continued prosperity of the church under { your ministry here has been to us cause of ‘sincere gratitude, and we feel that in parting
with you we part with an earnest Christian, @
-| faithful pastor, and a true friend.
We trust that your contemplated trip may prove very beneficial to you; and that in your new field of labor God’s blessing may attend your efforts, and much good be accomplished.
Please accept this small gift as a slight mark of the esteem in which you are held by those to whom you have ‘ ministered in holy things” during the past three years. We wish yourself and Mrs. Harrison and family the choicest of Heavens blessings.
Signed on behalf of the congregation of the
1889. | Upper Prince Street Methodist Church,
GEORGE RITCHIE, Recording Steward. Charlottetown, July Ist, 1889.
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Summary: Same day and track. Green race. Parse ee Mile heats—best three in Midnight, [ai
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‘ Pri t Ne Ml . In WS, W. Brown’s b m Nellie S (Found) 4 2 dis. S. Stewart’s b g Mt. Al. Boy (Steele) 34 dis. UMBRELLAS Time—2.47; 2.49; 2.46; 2.51. PARASOLS AND ’ In the green race there were started | T t : . 9 ‘Somerville Boy, owned by =" M. ood 109 Hip q iF d Mita R bb "i i N f Boston, and driven by P. 8. Brown; Mid, | K BW Laces, CVES, . abe 1 BD, 4. | NS WY) OPse Jy night, owned by Wm. McKay, Summer- | , side, driven by Waite; Olive Wilkes, owned ‘and driven by H. Craswell, St. Eleanors; | lk RK R ISS GOODS | and Black Maud, owned by James Taylor, BLAC i A % D ( COLOR uD DERES ; Wilmot Creek, and driven by Durant. la : 1:3 ON? } . ‘ ithis race the struggle fer supremacy was - A “TS enc i Uiotps ’ ‘largely between Somerville Boy and Mid- Cheavest Carpets and Oi Cloths in the City, ‘msiy vewroon Somerville Boy and Mia. ¢ first heat. Following is the R! ROOM PAPER! | ROOM PAPER! ROO Pa —— ‘of $50 divided. + io w= i ¥ ce , i ee Sve Trade With Us and Save a OVICY. wm. McKay's brs. (Waite) ’ lA. M. Tuifis’ bl. s. Somerville Boy, (Brown) sia 'H. Craswell’s ch. m. Olive Wilkes, ~ ix Te | (Craswell) 2333 ™ \ {" RKEIN a # James Taylor's bl. m. Black Maud, (Durant) distanced.
Time—2.54; 2.52; 2.53; 2.55.
There were but two starters in the four- year-old race, the bl. g. Home Rule, own- ed by John McGuigan, Hope River, and driven by P. Reid; and the br. g. Dan R., entered by George Essory, Charlottetown. an driven by P.S. Brown. Home Rule
‘won the two heats trotted, distancing ‘Dan R. in the second. Time, 5.05; 2.55.
TEA AT VERNON RIVER.
NEW SPRING STOCK The Tea given yesterday in aid of the new hall at. Vernon River Bridge 2 was a geand success. The day, though dusty, was all that could be de-
—-—— OF ——— Roots a NEW STOCK OF sired for a public holiday. At an early
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i on isitors began to : . opening our 7 ? hour in the forenoon the. vist E have just completed opr a full line of the
ive; and at 3 p. m., it is said there were
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BOOTS AND aE KES the a goods in Canada. upwards of 3,000 people on the grounds wus ;
celebrated AMHERS? Fine goods a specialty. > Our Stock is large, wel! ®
the year, the drive from this city to Vernon River Bridge isa iuxury. The arrange- ments were good, the tea well served, and
Prof. Caven, of Prince of Wales College, returned from Montreal on Friday evening.
Prof. Schurman, of Cornell University, and Mrs. Schurman are visiting their relatives and friends on the Island.
His Lordship Bishop McIntyre took pas- sage at New York on the 29th ult. in the steamer Fulda for Southampton.
Mrs J. M. McLeod was amongst the pas-
isengers in the steamer to Point du Chene
yesterday en route to Vancouver whither her husband preceded her some time ago.
Messrs. Benj. Rogers, Geo. A. Sharpe, J. J. Davies and J. L. Thompson left yesterday for a week’s fishing in New Brunswick. We wish them a pleasant time and lots of luck.
Drs. Conroy and Jenkins, Conductor Kelly and D. Q’M. Reddin», jr., returned to town lastevening after a few days’ fishing at Tignish. They report having a very pleasant time, and tell some ‘' big” fish stories.
CANKER in the mouth can be cured only by re the poisonous humor from the sys- tem. o do this effectually requires the per- sistent use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, together with a good generous diet. One dollara bottle. Six bottles for $5. Begin at once.
From Boston.—The steamer Carroll, [Capt. Brown, arrived at five o’clock Sunday morn- ing. She had the usual general cargo and the following passengers:—Miss McNair, Hon C H Rockwood, Col. W R Taylor, Grace Full, Arthur Beer, Lewis Beer, Ellen Barr, Mrs. Charles E White and child, Mrs, Munroe, Mrs. Benner, Mrs. Murchison, Mrs. Barry, Mr. Barry, Lee Barry, Miss Lannan, Mrs. Seaman, Mrs. Hawkes, Mrs. Daylaman, Mrs. Burnett and child, Miss Kirwin, Mr. Giddings, P E Halloran, W E Mahon, Mrs M A Hunter, Miss M Saunders, Miss L Web- ster, Miss K Murphy, Annie McKenzie, Miss
Lean, Miss Darrach, Miss E McCormack, Mr Forsyth, Mr White, John Garrett, J McKin- non, A McKenzie, J A Kennedy, George Mc- Donald, J Goodwin, Jessie McDonald, Bertha Robinson, Miss Ross, Miss Mooney —49.
Bz Wise in time. You have too many gray hairs for one so young looking. Use Hail’s Hair Renewer, the best prepasation out, te
town. On a fine day, at this season of yj. C. SPRAGUE.
all departments affording plenty and pleasure were numeé y patronized and
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VOL. 25.—NO. 34.
Conemaugh.
BY ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS.
“Fly to the mountain! Fly!” Terribly rang the cry. The electric soul of the wire Quivered like sentient fire. The soul of the woman who stood Face to face with the flood Answered to the shock Like the «ternal rock. For she stayed With her hand on the wire, Unafraid, Flashing the wi'd word down Into the lower town, Is there alower yet and another’ Into the valley she and none other Can hurl the warning cry: “Fly tothe mountain! Fly! The water from Cor-emaygh Has opened its awful jaw. The dam is wide On the mountain sice !”
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“Fly for your life, oh, fly ! They said.
She lifted ber noble head: “I can stay at my post, and die.”
Face to face with duty and death, Dear is the drawing of human breath. ‘Steady, my hand! Hold fast
To the trust upon thee cast. Steady,my wire! Go, say
That death is on the way.
Steady, strong wire ! Go save! Grand is the power you have !”
Grander the soul that can stand Behind the trembling hand. Grander the woman who dares. Glory her high name wears. **This message is my last /” Shot over the wire and passed To the listening ear ot the land. The mountain and the strand Reverberate the cry:
**Fly for your lives, oh, fly /
I stay at my post and die !”
The torrent took her. God knows ail. Fiercely the savage currents fall
To muttering calm. Men count their dead. The June sky smileth overhead.
God's will we neither read, nor guess. Poorer by one more hero less,
We bow the head, and clasp the hand :— **Teach us, altho’ we die, to stand.”
Summerside Exports. Summerside, J une 26.—Shipped per steamer Princess of Wales, Cameron, master, for Point du Chene :
SP OI, . 5. openstases veceesee S655 SN See ree és scekos Ae 6 ae Cees. r56cF: cere me oe ; <i ae PCRs t ca.datndgiskss ives oo- Maps 300 Pat neces i¥iceeenssoe TE 600 10 casea,mackerel...........000.+..: 50 I ne dhthh ans <5 ved sin'd oss e nee $2571 By same str on 27th,— ae anne pop cauiont -$lill ig eG 100 hE NES Pldn.ccye chustscedhas 5 Asch cus kb tincd ete caceices 40 PIECE Aube \ soca d's thea nen ssvge 9 Mass i vacysccdeee tins beced 7 500 lbs hams ........ bbav'cvbsesd thas . 80 Pe Nn 25 LEU bass chee tl 460 $1855 By same steamer on 28th,— DOR SU s anid. tiie's we've ee nt $ 75 TEE GO BEE 0. 0.00 noshaven <b+s009 che 740 Dh 0 0 0 + 0000s bbe ls Veeconiede 350 OPE EARNED EW 300 ee ss one Te 04 cueer pean 9400: De yee et 234 $1819 By same steamer on 29th :— 6 bris mackerel. .........+0+ cele 90 136 cases eggs....... abies esthette. cal 539 23 cattle....... in Suk onion + hes eid 920 Be SC ahs p< asin tue dite eoeeneness 340 SG bkcceus oscuccsesesssuneeeces 12 ST is sigs encedes th hacene kas 200 PON cc is disp nas 08bke nes 18 $1804
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SHIP NEWS.
OTHER PORTS.
Summerside, June 26—Ent Neal Dow, Hor- ton, Pictou, coal; Morning Star, Arsenault, Shediac, lum. 27th—Sarah Elizabeth, Fraser, South Sydney, coal; Lodi, Cousins, Pictou, coal, Scud, Gaudet, Richibucto, ium; Finn, Perry,, Miminigash, lobsters; str Frank C Batt, Whittle, Pictou, bal; Mina, Page. 28th Cld—Mary Eleanor, Ganion, Sydney, coal, Autumn Belle, McLean, South Bay, C. B, coal; Industry, Smith, Cape Wolf, lobsters. Cld, 27h—Nina Page, Decoste,’ Bay Chal- eur, bal; Morning Star, Arsenault, Richibucto bal; Scud, Gaudet, do, mdse; Neil Dow, Horton, Buctouche, bal. 29th—Lodi, Cou- sins Pictou, bal; Autumn Belle, McLean, Chatham, bal; Sarah Elizabeth, Ferguson, Pictou, bel.
Your Life in Danger. Take time by the forelock ere that rasping, hacky cough of yours carries you where so many consumptives have preceded you; lose no time, but procure a bottle of the rational remedy for Lung and Bronchial Diseases, Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites. It will cure you. Sold by all Druggists at 50c. and $1.00.
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Syrup shou ways w children are cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferer at once; it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain; and the little cherub awakes as “bright asa button.” It is very pleasant wo taste. It soothes the re the , allays =< in, relieves wind, regulates bowels,
we best known remedy for diarrhea,
jwhether arising from teething or other ‘causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be
ure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. [April } ‘88 + -—— oe
If you want cold water pi t in your house cheap, apply’ to James KicHachern, | jo26 lw
Wheat Germ Meal only 5 cents a pound at Beer and Gvff’s.—j27 2i
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