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ST, JOSEPH'S CONVENT.

Commencement Exercises Last Evening,

BISHOP MACDONALD’S SILVER JUBILEE CELEBRATION.

A Choice Programme Presented in an Excellent Manner.

The commencement exercises in St. Jo-eph’s Convent, last evening, were of a most interesting and edifying character, aod were greatly appreciated by those whose privilege it was to be present. This being the year in which Bishop McDonald celebrates the silver jubilee of his ordina~ tion, the exercises bad a special beariog upoo that interesting event.

The exercises took place in the Sodality Hall, in which atemporary stage had been erected for the purpose. Over this stage andalong the sides were wreaths and garlands of evergreens and natural flowers entwined in which werea variety of smal! flags. Across the front of the stage was the inscription, “Vivat pastor bonus ad multos annos,” the translation which is “*May our good pastor live for many years.” In tke centre of the inscrip-~ tion were the figures 25, indicating the number of years that have elapsed since the es.eemed head of the diocese was raised to the dignity of the priesthood, and Over the arched entrance to the hall was the word “‘Welcome,” in large letters nesiiingin a profusion of flowers and ferns. The children occupied elevated seats on each side and in the rear of the Stage, their bright young faces beaming With joy in sympathy with the occasion.

The programme will be found below:

PART I,

Dueit— Marche Militiare.....5......cccsseserees Grand Chorus—“Hall to the Festal Day” RIOET cc sndeen vececcee . Miss Gertie Griffin “Little Ones”—Wishes....ccocorcsreeesccees SINE CD aihidianes ok Gebeieapabocsise sevess Sovg and Chorus—’Tis Thy Silver Jubilee Flag Drill.......000 preteecscdanse pegrette cess

PART II.

Duet—alop Brelleaute....... "Distribution of Premiums...... .. ........ Juvenile Chorus—*“Silver Bella’’............ Recitution—“How He Saved St........ Michaels”...... Miss Annie Chipman Distribution of Medals.............. onvend a Addewse.......... seveeeeeeesMise Clara Steele Mego fisat....... sidbabotadcetle SGi «de vskens

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excel'est in every particular, reflecting the highest credit “upon the pupils and their instructors. The salutatory and ad- Mrecg were well written and replete with good wishes for His Lordship. The drill wasa pretty feature. Each little one carried a flag, some of which were emble-

Imstic of important events in the life of His Lordship. One flag contained the figures 1873,

ind cating the year of his ordination, an- Other 1875, the year in which he aesumed age charge of Georgetown, a third

690, the year of his consecration as Bishop, and a fourth 1898, the year of his silver jubilee. The drama, “Mystical G fix,” was likewise a very attractive fea-~ ture. The spirits represer.ted were thoze of music, flowers, gratitude, poetry, prayer avd the guardian angel,—those imperson- ating them being Misses J. Wynne, G. Griffin, M. Wise, M. A. Callaghan, A. MeGovnell and Rage Connolly. The choruses by the little ones were highly cred.table;"and the rendering of “How he saved St. Michael’e,” indicated the poses- sion of elocutionary talent which it woul d be well to still farther cultivate,

The distribution of medals and prizes was made by His Lordship the Bishop, who spoke in terms cf praise of the exer- cires end the gool work that was being done in the cause of education by St. Josep h’s Convent. In returuing thanks for the expressions of good will regarding his silver jubilee, His Lordship made a feeling reference to the condition of Pev. Mchael McMillan, of St. Teresa’s, who was ordained with him twenty-five years

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Sister St. Athanaeue, Superior of the Convent, presided at the piano and directed the exercises,

The list of medals and other p rizes will be found below:

PRIZE LIST.

FIRST CLASS—-FIRE€T DIVISION

M Toole—1 Christian doctrine, English, Latin, French, mathematice, history,

ography, drawing ; L'Griffin—1 English,

‘tin, Frencb,bistory,geography, drawing, m*thematice, christian doctrine; M A Callaghan—1 English, geograpby,|history, math«roatics, Latin, drawing; 2, French Christian doctrine.

SECOND DIVISION,

M Corcoran—l, Christian doctrine arithmetic, algebra,English, Latin,Freach, geography, history; 2, drawing; M Dugan —1, English, history, French, arithmetic, algebra, geography; 2, Latin, Christian doctrine, drawing; A Croake—1l, geogra~ py English, arithmetic, algebra, history; , French,Latin; L Trainor—1,Latin, Eng- lieb, geography, algebra, French; 2, his- tory, arithmetic, Chrietian doctrine; C Steele—1, Eng!eb, arithmetic, drawin French; 2, history, geography, Latin; Mt

yse—1, arithmetic, Englitb, French geography; 1, history; M Pidgeon—1, geos grapby, aritnmetic, English, French; 2,

istory, algebra.

Gold cross for general proficiency,

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donated by His Lordship Bishop Mc } Winnie Mc | MeTenie,

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Donald, awarded to Meas M Coole,

igken ten ie Pxceilenev the Gover- tui Gerctas tur “wae Lest gui uf the school,” awarded to Miss M Toole.

Silver mecal for Eoglish history, pre- sented by His Honor The Lieutenant Governor, equally merited by Mi-res M Toole, G Griffin, M A Callaghan, M Cor- ceran, M Dougan, and A Croake, drawn by Miss G Griffia.

Silver medal for Christ an doctrine, donat- ed by Rev A McDonald. equally meened by Mies M Todleand M C r.o an, drawn by Miss M Corcoran.

Silver medal for mathematice, donated by Rev A McDonald, awarded to Mi«s M A Callaghan.

Smal! gold cross for assiduity, donated by Mr D O'M Reddin, equally merited by Mirsee M Toole, M Dougan. L Traisor

Needlework—1, May Toole; 2, C S:eele. Domestic Economy— Lena Trainor.

SECONB CLASS— FIRST DIVISION

Maggie Connolly, 1 geography, history, grammar, arithmetic, reading, Composi- tion, penmanship, 2, Christian doc-rine, drawing; Angelina McGonnell. tor Chris- tian doctrine, geograpby, history, reading, composition, penmanship, 2, arithmetic, grammar; Charlotte Gallant, I readiug, grammar, geography, history, arithmetic, drawing, composition, Christian doctrine, penmanship; Gertie Cucley, 1 for Christian doctrine, reading, geography, history, grammar, composition, arithmetic, draw~- ing;*2, peomansbip; Elia Duugan, 1, for Chrietiaen doctrine, reading, grammar geography, bistory. composition, arithme- tic, penmanship.

SECOND DIVISION.

Rose Connolly, 1 for reading. grammar,

Listory, geogrophy, composition, arithme- tic, penmansbip; Mary Curran, |, Christian doctrine, reading, grammar, geography, composition, arithmetic, penmanship; Angelina Monaghan, |,for readiag, history, geography, arithmetic, composition, 2, grammar, penmanship; Agnes Traivor, | for Christian doctrine,reading, geography, grammar, history, ccm position, arithmetic, 2,§penmanship; Katie Flyun,!, for reading, geography, history, arithmetic, composi- tion, drawing, penmanship: Francie Mc- Gee, 1 for reading, grammar, geography, history, arithmetic, penmassb'p,Christian doctrine; Mary Fiynu, 1 for reading, grammar, arithmetic, drawing, 2 geo- graphy, composition, Christian Doctrine— Merited by Ella Dougan, Gertie Curley, Francis Mc%2e, Katie Fiynv; awarded to E Dougan, D-pori ment—Merited by C Gallant, A Monaghan, R Connolly, A Trainor; awarded to A Monaghan. Assidnity—Merited by Ella Dougan, F McGee, Katie Flynn; awarded to K Flynn. Domestic Econ s»my — merited by M Connolly, A McGoanel', C Gallant, Florre De-roche, E Dougan. G Curley, R Connolly, M Curran, A Monaghan, F Mz: Gee, K Flynn, A Trainor, M Fiyna; awards ed to M Connolly. Needie Work —Meri‘ed by C Gallant, F Desroche,G Curly, RB Connolly M Connolly, E Dougan, A Mc-~ Gonnell, M Curran, K Flyoo, F McGee, A Trainor, A Monaghan; awarded to C Gallant,

THLRD CLASS—FIRST DIVISIGN.

Miss Ida Finley 1, Christian doctrine’ composition, geography, reading, dictation’ writing, drawing, sacred hi-tory, grammar’ plain sewing, 2, arithmetic; Miss Angelina Bradley, 1, christian doctrine, arithmetic, reading, sacred history, «pelling, grammar, 2, geography, writing, diawing, compositi-~ on, plain sewing, crocbet work; Miss Lilli- an Brems 1, Christian dociriuve, 2, reading, geography, ari.imetic, grammar, sacred history, writing, plain sewing, crochet work; Mies Margaret Toole; 1, reading, 2, arithmetic, Composition, geography, grammar, epelling, writing, sacred history, plain sewing; Miss Margaret Bradiey, 1, realing, gramma; 2, Cur’stian doctrine, geography, sacred history, arithmetic; Loretta Steele; 1, reading, spelling; 2, ari- thmetic, writing, composition, geography, grammar, sacred bistory, plain sewinc, crochet work; Emma Dougan; 2, Christ ao doctrine, composition, writing, sacred his - tory, arithmetic, drawing, grammyar, plaia sewing. FOURTH CLASS— FIRST DIVISION,

A Finley—1, reading, geography, gram- mar, arithmetic, penman-h'p, history ; L Kavanaugh — 1, reading, geography, grammar, drawing, arcthosetic, penman- ship; B Wyone—1, reading, grammar, geo~ graphy, arethmetic, penmanship; M Flyon —1, reading, grammar, geogre »by, history, arethmetic, penmanship.

SECOND DIVISION

Agnes McDonald—1, Christian Doctrine, reading, spelling; 2, geography, sacred history, grammar, plain sewing; Mary Giles—2 Christian doctrine, writing, plain sewing; Margaret Dorion, Elith Mc Lague; Application; M White, Mary J Wilson,

aud A Croake, Drawn by Mirs A Croake.

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Atee, Angeliae Lee, Margaret | Florence Keener: Penmansbin, | Lreci ive, | Froese s ox ee weut, tacreea vy L Murphy, | Fioey, Md Wileon, awarded to L. Murph~; Assidu’ y, E Dougan; Domestic Economy, merite by H Dorion, MJ Wilson, A Medonald, 4 Finley, awarded to M D rion; needle work, merited by I Finley, A Bradley, L Brems, awarded to L Br mes,

G Callaghan—1], grav mar, geovrapby, arithmetic, penmansh p; $° Vow ghan—1, grammer, geography, arithuetic, penman~ ship; A McGee—I, reading, gran mr geo~ grephy, arithmetic; M J Martio—lL gre: mar, geography, arithmetic, penma: sh ; V Purceil—1 reading, grammar, yi - graphy, arithmetic; M Callaghan —1 gram mar, geography, reading, arithmetic, peo~ mauship; { Dougao—l geography, gram- mar.writing, arthmeik; ( Traivor—1l reading, geography, grammar, arithmetic; G Toole—1 reading, arithmetic, penman shir; M{Morgan —1.;r.mmar, geog- p ¥ pnw aiehip; M White—l grammar, t al- ing, writhmetic; M Dorion—l, Cbri - tian «doctrine, grammar, writing:

DOMESTIC ECONOMY-~SECOND DIVISION.

A Trainor— 1, resing, arithmetic, writing; M Dougan—l1, reading, arithme- tic, writing; B Brown—!, reading, arith~ metic, drawing; J Flynn—l, reading arithmetic, drawing; D Griffio—!. reading arithmetic, drawing, writing; A Farny—l, reading, srithmetic, writing, d:awing; I Campbell — 1, reading, arithmetic; M Murray —l. reading, ariibmetic. domestic economy; K McDonald—’, readiog, arith~ metic, writing; T Dovie- 1, rea ling, writ» ing; M Savadant—l, readivg, writing; domestic economy; Katie Peters, |, Gram

THE CHILDREN’S OFFERING To the Kew EF. E. Island Jubilee

Hospital. Amount already acknowledged......$38.21 Cuthbert Stewart & Hugh Simpson 15 Eveleyn Goff...ccccees ccna teeeererees 5 Panmure Island School............. 30 North St. Eleanor’s School....... 1.13 Bi st) Rawee Gees cscks cs «c's nansetiecs 45 Kelvin Grove School.........secc0-. 1.00

Tryon School—Senior :

mer, domestic +c nomy; B Mclonis — 1, seading, arithmetic.

Chrisin Doctrine. —Meritel by I Dougan, M Dmgan, A McGee,M Wh te, A Finley. B Wynue, G Trainor, D Gr ftia, J Fiyno, T Dovie, M J Martio,—drawo by A Finley «ni I Dougan,

Deportment—Merited by A Finley L Kavanaugh, S Monaghon, K McDonald, B Wyno, G Caliazhan, M Savudant, A Trainor, M Morgan, M Doagan, G Traivor, K Hughes, A M Gee, drawn by K Hughe-.

Assiduity—Merited by 1 Dougan, M Dougan, A MeGee,—ilrawn by M Dougin

Needlework—Merited by A Finley, L Kavanaugh, G Callahan, I Dongan, S Monazhan, A Traiaor, A Parry, B Wynne, —drawa by B Wyune.

FIFTA CLASS—F{RST DIVISION.

A Trainor—l, christian doctrine, read- iug, arithmetic, drawing, peumansbip, deportment; M Hughes—!, deportment, Christian doctrine, reading, arithmetic; S J Sherry—1, deportment, reading, spelling; A Coyle—1, Christian doctrine, reading, arithmetic; B Cavanagh—1l, ceportment, reading, Christian"doctrine, penmanship; M Doucette—1, Christian doctrine, read~

ing, arithmetic; J Doyle 1, arithmetic, drawing, penmsnsbip; M Murphy—},

deportineat, realivg, spelling. SECOND DIVIZI0N,

F Hearn 1—Christian doctrine, deport- ment, reading, spelling, drawing, penman - ship; B Tratnor—Cori-tian doctrine, de- portmen’, reading, arithmetic, penmaneh:y ; G Wilsan— 1, Curistian doc riae, deport- ment, reading spelling, penmansh'p; G Costello—1 Christim doctrine, d-port ment, reading, spelling, penmaush'p; M Giliis——1, d2pertment, drawing., pen.nan- ship; M Trainor—l, deportment, realing, apelling; K Toole—1, depor ment, reading, spelling, peamavship; DM S.eele—1, de- portmen!, reading, spelling, peumanship; DFiyon 1, deportment, reading, ar‘th- metic; M McDoua'd—l, read'sg, peoman- ship

THI ID DIVISIBN.

C Martin—1, deportment; rea liog,epell- ing arithmetic, nenmaaship; A Doucet e— 1, deportmeot, C irist--n acirine, reading, spelling, arithmetic; F Flynn— 1, deport ment, Cari-tien d ctrioe,r ading, spelling, ar.thmetic; J McDonald,deportment, Chris- tian doctrine, reading, speliing, arithmetic; K Gallivan, devortmen!, ;hristian doetrs, ne, reading, spelling, arithmetic; A Murpby 1, deportment, Christian doctrine, reading, spelling, arithmetic; A Callaghan; 1, de- port ment, reading, aritlimetic; K Connolly; 1, deporiment, ve ding, arithmetic; M Lane; 1, readinz, penmanship.

FOURTH DIVISION.

L Thistle, B McDonald, J Suvlivan, N Higgins, E Campbell, L Flynn, L Boylan, G Trainor, M McMillav, 4 Petre, M Shep- pard,G Laby, E M Dougheriy, M McKach. era, K Campbell, M MclIonis; 1, readiog spelling, arithmetic, peomanship.

Deportment—F Hearn.

Needle Work—M Gillie.

Pr'zes were presented by His Lordship Bishop McDonald, Rey A McDonald, Rev. Drs J MeMiilan, M Monaghan, T Curren, Mr3sM Blake, Mrs B Trainor, Messrs A McDonald, T Handraban, P Blake. C Hermans, C Lyons, M P Hogan, P H* Trainor and M O’Shea.

Beas.

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Try our felt Mattresses——

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The names of the children are published when sent Ly the teacher. Mr. Hoxxirk, Mr. James Warsrrton. (Snmmerside papers please copy.) d & w.

A GLOBE REPRESENTATIVE

Cured of Lumbago by Dodd's Kidney Pills, after His Doctor Failed

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Toronto, Jure 20—(Special ) If there

is a good thing in Creauon, @ newspaper man will fiod it out. The truth of this is

shown by the case of Mr John H Parnham,

% pressmin ov the Globe staff.

Mr Paroham J as, for months, suffered from lumbago, aggr.vated by the nature of his work in the pressrcom He consulted ane nireit local phyeiciaa, but no benefit resulted from his crea'ment.

On the advice of a friend he tried Dodd’s Kidney Pills, w th the result that he was completely cured.

This case is one more proof of the fact that for Lumbago and every other kidney @ mplaiot tiere is only ooe cure and tha

Dodd’s Kidney gill .

Just received pearly 30 dozen new American summer sailors, bougitt at 50c¢ on the dollar. Latest shapes. Black whice and fancies —W A Weeks & Co.

Commencement EXCERCISES

At Notre Dame Convent Ch’town, on Wednesday, June 22nd, 1898

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Besides the award of Schoolastic Hon~ ors the program wil! consist of Inetru- mental Musicon Piano, Organ, Guitar, Mandolin and Harp; cioruses by the pu- pils, dramas, calisthenic exercises and fancy drills.

Doors open at 7,30,p. m., exercises to begin at 8 p. m.

Admission 25¢; res2rved seats 35c,

soap!

! Photos fiaished

The most picturesque summer resort in America

The Sportsm2n’s Paradise

Every Kiverand Lake along the line of Newfoundland Kailway abounds with Salmon & rout

The Snortest Sea Voyage.

Quickest and safest route to any part is via the:---Royal Mail Steamer

“BRUCE” Classed A 1 at Lloyds,

Leaves North Sydney every Tuesday and Friday evening, vn arrival of the I. C.R. express. Revurning, leaves Placentia every Monday and ‘lhursday morning on on arrival of St. John’s express.

FARE: -Charlottetown to St. Joho’s, Nfld. first $19 95, secoud $10,30. Through ucketsop sale at al] stations onthe I.C. K. aud S. Nav. Co.

Commencing about July Ist, (steamer will make three trips per week each way, between North Sydney and Port-aux- Basques, Nawfoundlaud,

The sea trip will oaly be 6 hours,

Fer all information apply to

R.G.REID, st. Jobn’s, Nfid

or ARCHIBALD & CO., Agents, North Syduey, C.B.

BLACK DIAMOND LINE

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The S. S Bonavista gailing f.om Mon- treal, Friday Morning, June 24th, will be due at Charlottetown Monday morn- ing, Jun? 27th, and will eail for St. John’s Newfouudland, via N. Sydney, carrying Horeer, Cattleand Sheep on deck, and produce under: deck at lowest possible rates. For further particulars as to freight and passage apply to PEAKE BROS & CO. Agents

Uh’town,June 22th “98

AUCTION SALF!

Material saved from wreck of SS. Ballimore City.

To be sold by “anction at McMillan’s

wharf on

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‘ednesday, 23ih Inst Wednesday, 23ih Enst.

AT 2 O°CLOCK P.M,

The above consisting in part of anchors, chains, toate, binnacies, compasses, telegraph indicators. hawsers, ropes, blecks, o}] tanks, ventilators, cergo jins, condenser tubes; packing, patent jogs, engine room stoves, saloon stateroom, and pantry furniture, cops! varnish, oils, carbolic acid, and al-o tteam winch and a quantity of deals; and other numerous articles as are used On board steamships.

R. BEARISTO, Auctioneer 143 eod pat, guar is

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Soap!

Use Kionpike Bar the great Laundry and scouring soap. <A marvel of cheapness unsurpassed in excellence.

Use Roya Oax in the Laundry Happy homes, easy quick work, snow white clothes.

Usk Jwuniter for the toilet and light Laundry. Makes child’s play ef washday.

J.D, LAPTHORN & CO.

Ch’town Soap Works.

Photographs

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Weare making ailthe latest styles of In @ Superior manner, either on Glossy or Flat paper. At the old stand Grafton St.

We have also a new and splendid etock of China, Glass and Earthenware, fine goods at reasonable prices.

- €- LEWIS. Graf:on St. Norih side of Market House.

‘Carter's for Wall Paper

Newfoundland.

Greet Eastera Teg 1 CARDIGAN BRIDGE

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Dominion Dav, July 1st,1a99

This Tea will te the attracti Season, Amusements of all kinds oun provided, Mea's, inclnding a hot di : will be furcisnhed on.g Stvle to pl aa most fastidious, A concert will > a

inthe ballat Cardigan Brid be giv the festiviiias of the day oul leneal to a close. gat

Come one and all to the Great Tea wnd you will bave cause for self.

ification duriog th 1898, og the rewainder of the year

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“Shin a ha Shin Boia”

Tue Catholics of Chine Poj Gallas Point take this means of eal ing all their friends aud the public in general to their Tea-Meeting and Amusements which they purpose holding near

China Point Wharf

ettteeee

Thursday, Jaly 1 ih, Next.

in aid of their chapel now in course of erection,

All kinds of xzmusemente and sports usual at euch gatherings will be provided, and music galore will enliven the occasion

A superior new Singer Sewing Machine donated to the chapel fund by Mr W, J, O'Reilly, will be disposed of be Loy. TERY on the occasiov, ut the small sum ol 25c a ticket.

A saloon well sto ked with Tem drinks, fruit, ise creat and ali the delie cacies of tes ason, wii! be on the grounds and will be presided over by Mr Joho Morrisey, « Prince ot Hospitality.

The Str. Jseques Cartier will leave Stam Navigation Whart at 10 a.m. to

By Orper or Commirrep,

bring excursioniste to the Tea, returning |

aout 6 o’clock p wm. Admiseion to the grounds including tes 25 cents,

Should the day prove unfavorable the — ‘

tea will toke place ov Sarurdey.

By crder, WALTER MORRISEY,

137 eod Sacretary

THE NOVEL TEA

Oc the beautiful grounds, *

KINKORA

In aid of tLe New Church Fuod ON incom

JULY STH.

Not much gelic about toat head:r, but there’s novelty just the same.

The order ot the day wil! be as fo'l swe: At 9.30 a. m, Poatifical High Mase by his Lordstip, for our benefactor the lat Dr. Wall and sermoa by Rev Dr Movayhan of St Dunstan s College.

Afver arrival of trains unveiling of the Wall Monument, which is @ master pieve cf Art,

Instead of the usual tea party arrange- meot fur providing for the multitude, this is 10 be conducted on the BASKET > ociaL Prixcip.e—See where 4he Novel Yea. comes ib.

Ladies, please labe] your baskets with neme Of donor. Wew.ll take charge ol them at gate, number them, enter name ardpnumberon ‘four Benefactor’s book” and we will furnish vou with duplcate of pumber— Messrs Norton and Horne of Ch’town, Crossman of Freetown and Manson of S. Side will dispose of them your gentlemen friends,

Gentiemen, when se.tling for your has- kets, we will provide you with ticaei, which willentitie youto teacr cote et neat tidy tables, in cosy nooks, where you can discuss at leisure the er joyable fea- tures of the day aud place.—See the Nove} Tea.

Band muric, dascing boots, swing’, cooling drinks, confectiovery and all other firet class attractions will be provided to make this Novel Teathe nocyelty of the season, :

Railway return fares from Ch’town 75¢ and from 8. Side 45c, intermediate #ta~ tions accordingly, By regular mornirg ‘rains with epecial at eve if required.

J.J. MACDONALD, P.P. Kinkora, June 20 °9s

Hich-erade Art Rocms

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8. F. TarBush, for the High Grade Art Co., has opened an office 4 door: up from J. T. McKenzie’s store on west side of Queen street, and is of~ fering to enlarge photos, tin-typ*s or group pictures very cheap for three months, that everybody may have 4 sample of their work. He has in the past 10 months delivered the highest

| grade work ever delivered on P. E I

Beware of unauthorized agents. All work guaranteed, and no deposit

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