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list of manufactured goods »s may be agreed upon after consultation between represen- tatives ci both countries.” This is, as everyone knows, precisely the policy io respact to reciprocity that has ail along been pursaed by the CanadianGovernment. While the Grits were shouting ‘*Uarestrict- ed Reciprocity,” the Republican Govern- ment, in response toour overtures, declared that it would be satisfied with nothing less than a “reciprocity convention which would be exclusive in its application to the United States and Canada.” That is to say, the United States’ Government refused to be party to a treaty of reciprocity which would not discriminate to the exclusion of British goods from the Canadian market. It has not yet appeared that the United States’ Government and Congress is ready to recede from this position. ** Unrestricted Reciprocity” being discredited and impos- sible, except as the prelude of annexation, it remains to be seen whether or not the Liberal Party, in convention, will follow the advice of Mr. Davies and steal the Government's policy in respect to recipro- city, and whether or not it is so unnatural

and su base as to stab the Mother Country by aceepting the ‘* exclusive” proposition of the United States Government, which the Thompson ad- ministration promptly and unequivocally rejected.

There are other points of disagreement ia respect to which the grit party must be reconciled—other questions concerning which it will be necessary fur the conven- tion to agree before the Opposition can hope to win the confidence of a majority of the intelligent electors of Canada. The labor ef the convention amd its results, will, therefore, be interesting.

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Princess May's Trousseau.

Barrisu goods are good enough for the Princess May! In directing that her trousseau shall be made of materials the product of British hands, she has set a good example. Why should the Canadian go out of Canada for that which he or she needs to put on? One of the most praise- worthy characteristics of the American south of the line is his loyalty to his own

Chief Locke, by Island Chief, dam by Ameri- can Eagle.

W B Bowness, New Annan, b g John Stan- ley, by Dean Swift, dam, the dam of Lady Pilot, 2.304.

H C Darby, Abram’s Village, ch g Banker, by Westlawn, 5038.

Frank Nelson, West River, gr m May Qesen, by Administrator, 357.

2.50 oLass.

Newton Dawson, North [ryon, b m, Tidie, by Dean Swift. Jas H Good, Ch’town, ch m, Maisie, by Dean Swift; dam, Kate Kearney. Malcolm Rosas, North Bedeque, b g, Dick Miller, All Right Junior. Jas Houghton, Summerside, ch m, Minne- haha, by Kearsarge, 192; dam by Cobbler. H © Craswell, St Eleanor’s, ch m, Olive Wilkes, 250, by George Wilkes, Jr, dam, Clitty, by Hector. Geo F Found, Graham's Road, b m, Nellie S, by Island Chief. Geo Ellis O'Leary, bm; Maud D, by Dean Swift. W L Rodd, Brackle light, by Neptune Morgan. Hugh Creamer, Tryon, bl g, Bird, by Jeff. Robert Johnston, Summerside, b g, C, by Mackenzie's All Right.

2 40 CLASS, TROTTING AND PACING.

H C Craswell, St Eleanor’s, ch f Gracie Wilkes, by Preceptor, 5301, dam Olive Wilkea, 2 50. Jas Houghton, Summerside, b g 7'anner Boy, by Westlawn, 5038, dam by Sir William Wallace. George Thorne, Charlottetown, bl m Lady Hilda, by All Right, dam Edith, by King Bird. Gu» E Haghes, Charlottotown, bl m Loot S, 2 434, by Black Pilot, dam by Prince Re-

ent. . Duncan McMillan, Oyster Bed Bridge, br s Cymbria Chief, 2 47, by Island Chief. Jas McLead, Summerside, b m Peerless, by Priacipsl, dam by Sir William Wallace. Ls

Personal,

Point, gr m, Twi- ee; dam by Harry

Humming

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Dr, Strickland will return from Montague Bridge and be at his office next Friday, 23cd in

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Messrs. S. W. Crabbe and Geo. W. Wakeford arrived home from Halifax last evening.

There were registered at the Hotel Davies this forenoon ;: Macintesh, Montreal; O J Peters; AS Riley, New York; O Fawcett, Sackville.

Miss Harvie, the popular soprano of the First Methodist Church choir, was presented by Mra, Rogere, on behalf of some of her con- regational friends and admirers with « well- finied purse last evening at the usual practice, At the Queen Hotel this forenoon there were registered: Frank Johnson, Boston; A J McLellan, Glenaladale; Mra McLellan, do;

Saturday, June 17th.

MATINEE AND NIGHT. Lda OI eS RIG SPECTACULAR

UNCLE TOM’S CABIN,

(THE BARNUM OF THEM ALL.)

30°... PEOPLE*.*.30 Double Hand and Orchestra,

Composed of White and Colored Musicians

A Pack of Genuine Bloodhounds CARLO3 the Big-rest D 4% in the World --$1,000 offered for his eq: al TW TO°CSIK?, headed by the great KATE PARTINGITON. TWO MARKS, EVA and her Pony “Prince,’ Lone star (Quartette, African Mandolin Players, NEW SONGS! NEW DANCES! NEW MUSIC!

EVERYTHING NEW! The Great Steamboat Scene, Cotton Picking Home in the South, Eva’s Aseencion. The Grandest Strect Parade Ever

Given!

Matinee prices, 25 cents. Night, 25, 35 and 50 cents. Chart at Keddin’s. jal2

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Pat Q* account ef having to surrender the quarters occupied as the Diamond Bookstore, in Stamper’s Block, to a per- manent tenant, Mv. Chappelle is removing to-day to the lirge Store on Q ieen Street (two blocks below), lately occupied by

R. B Norton & Co. jul6

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS

Wooden Butter Dishes

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EGG CASES.

We also carry a large stock of WAXED PAPER, for oovering Butter and Lard.

WRAPPING PAPER, PAPER BAGS and TWINE of every description.

Lonpon, June 17. The Ascot’ Heath race meeting has closed. The Warwick stakes of 2000 sov- ereigns was won by Watercross. The Workingham stakes for 3-year-olds and upwards was won by Pitcher.

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The Borden Case.

New Beerorp, June 17, The evidence in the Borden murder case is now all in, and the court has adjourned until Monday to give the counsel time to pre- p ‘r the closing arguments.

Scott Act Victory.

Knowtron, June 17. The voting on the repeal of the Scott Act in Birome County, yesterday, resulted in a decisive victory for the temperance people.

General Telegraphic News.

Cuicaco, June 15 —The number of paid admissions to the World’s Fair yesterday was 84,452. Total paid admissions, includ- ing June 14, is 2,828,700.

Aprian, Mo., June 15.—While six bro- thers named Wright were standing under a tree near their home yesterday, four were killed by lightning, and two others injured, probably fataliy.

Hamesure, June 15.—The Senate, in crder to prevent introduction of cholera, has instructed the police to strictly enforce the ordinance prohibiting the entry of Ruasian emigrants either by land or water.

Sr. Pererssure, June 15,—The church of the Chudoy, a monastery within the walls of the Kremlin, was recently robbed of a vast amount of plate, money and gems, valued at between 2,500,000 and 3,000,000 roubles. To-day all the monks belonging to the monastery were arreated. A search of the cells occupied by the monks revealed that they perpetrated the robbery. This crime is punishable in Russia with the most severe penalties.

Berwin, June 16 —At two o'clock this morning the returns from 70 districts in- dicate 36 carried by the parties opposed to the army bill and 15 carried for the parties favoring the bill and 19 in doubt between the government and opposition parties, with chances in the majority of them strongly in favor of the government.

Sunday Services.

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St. Paul’s Church.—Morning Prayer at 11

ATT V RY! i here, and we ought to encourage and 4 N 0 7 ’ b : THE VAiLY é LA MINER. strengthen those that:ire here as much as AUC 10 T -NIGH TELEGRAI HIG NEWS, © JUNE 17, 1893 wecan. Factories giving employment to j > —~ | men and women and circulating money is At Salesroom. Spxctst Despatones to Tae Examiner. | ee : The Grit Convention. what Charlottetown wants more than any-} it The General Assembiy. aul thing else. Let us take care of those that aa and ‘Tinwere, ae Tue gentlemen who left here today to} we have, and we shall stand a better chance vs 8g ~ Ne . Bree FORD, Junel7. | ‘ : take part in the grit convention at O (awa, to see the number increased. ‘ul? E. H. N dent eh a cosets ra aa ee fi % : ‘ ¥ i | P { ’ Y will, we have no doubt, avivy o many idle ju Auctioneers. | yesterday by the Presbyterian Aseembly, In | J % \ A ~ , we , a am sine wthiiitdeh tet ths ecnteent tool OS the evening a crowded church listened atten- ys rw © a ~e S e holiday trip. It goes without saying th : od =. re 4 p y tively to the proceedings of one of the most the Minister of Railways and his cfticials the ferry steamer has been let st lust, and L BS Tr Ki RS. interesting mission meetings ever held in Can- § that it goes, ss we said it would, to Mcuni ada. ‘he fizures for the last year were very oN E : will facilitate in every way they cati—con- Stewart. Mr. Angus M: Donald, of Pis ECEIVED TO-DAY—Une © Lini encouraging. ‘The total amount raised was Y sistently with justice to the country —the | quid, who is in partnership in this wat er a DA tm ne Case Linings | gi99 09), of which amount the ladies taised pleasure of the occasion. After thy have with Sol Clarke, of Mount Stewart, is ‘he ice il eined'Cone. neatly $40,000. + 1) oar. | Contractor at » very much higher figure E. H. NORTON & CO. eae a tien aoe than tie lowest tender: Jewel Stoves and 5“ es Turned on the Gas. —-ForR _ tainly discover that they can agree with the ———-— ——— — Jewe ov id Ranges. ee grit aggregation in respect to one point: Summerside Races. jul/—2i MonTREAL, June 17, they will all agree that the tories ouxi.t to —— ; Mrs, Barre, eged 70, mother of J. L, Barre, : 3 ; 7 ; : ; . Tue races to take place at the Summer- | 47 it n n wine merchant, was found dead in bed, hav- O51ery es S$ fj C ess 00 be “= and that the grits ought to be tp, side Deiving Park on Dominion Day pre Auction of House and Land ing been suffocated by gas. She had blown ’ OY ’ re 0 5, d r 5. But it will be interesting to watch the de] wisa to be very interesting, avd will b GN UEEN 9’ ET out the light upon retiring. velopment of other points of agreement. | well worth witnessing. There are ter vi G EEN STREET. i envinniecncininnsttasll Sapien athena How, for instance, the Separate School — in — yer a. - in the ne Lieutenant Governor Chapleau. ; : “ a « OV ci4sse and #ix 10 the Z. clasa for trot- 4 ; : . ; —_—— 4 y ~e ~~ + ji . views of Mr. Laurier and the secu! r echool ters and pacers, and there may be more 5 ae subscriber will sell by E ublic Auc- (QUEBEC, June a7. ALSO y SIT OU R Mi AN TLE ROOM. views of Mr. Davies will be reconciled in| pefore ths books close. The entries so far —_ . the premises, wx FRIDAY, Lieutenant-Viovernor Chapleau has ob- respect to the burning question of the Man- made will be found below : Jane 23rd, at 6 o'clock, p. m. :— tained an extension of time, and will re- er Da Nii a itovs Act. A miracls must be worked in 3 MINUTE CLASS. The House and Land formerly eccupied | main in Paris’ until September. His “ this regard | Then, the latest turnin the} HE ——_ Augustine Cove, bi g Jeff. a oe i Trainor, now occupied by Mr. | Honor’s health is not improving as rapidly y ifti . : John T Mullin, Kensington, b s Gay Boy, |G. Murphy. as his friends would wish. We are ine > , > p i F “a —_ oe of grit ee eee “ by Dean Swift. ; Petey MAb: tii Ngee a ae. e are offering the balance of our Stock cheap fur tariff and reciprocity wt . D A McNally, Abram’s Village, b g Ve- , = , McGill University. ‘ an ret. argai be eagerly scanned. Will the aggrega-| mont, by All Right, 5817, dam by Abdallah P. C. KELLY, Unt y Cash. Call and get a Bargain. tion dare, as recently intimated by Mr, | Messenger, 4869. Proprietor. Momranat. Jens 17 OB dare, a6 fe ; Robert OUrafer, Malpeque, b 8, Malp2que E. H. NORTON & CO, Auctioneers. ; eee a ‘ i" % Davies, attempt the theft of the Govern-| Boy, by Gay Boy, jen Cail’e King Bird. ‘anel7 There seems no chauce of a Principal for eA WE EK 3 PAT ON & a>. mont’s policy as to reciprocity ? According] Newton Lee, Truro, b c, Halifax, by Black | / | Mill bemg sppointed until the fall, as ae Daviiti the Liheod tty is now} Pilot, 2303, dam, Lucy Derrick, 232}, by We Phy 1 th Sir Donald Smith, A. C. Guilt, and Peter Chasiostetown, Jane. 27, 1888. to Mis. Davie, the A‘beres patty © SOW! an Right | ; ep | \) ANY | Redpath, of the board of governors, will ; ’ realy to espouse a policy of ‘‘ reciprocity] Patrick Reid, Hope Reid, bm Lady Belle, 4 ww) ‘ei yy | J | and bo Ene | be absent until August or September. in all natural products, and such a tair by Dean Swift. Aart ° a : : Jas Macdonald, V 8S, Summerside, b g Ascot Races. ee ee eee - — ee

A GOOD SIGN!

To see the crowds that are daily baying their BOOTS and SHOES trom us. Let us te!l you that we are pre- pared to meet ycur wants in a satisfactory manner. We have set our price chopper to work this week, and will offer a Blizzard in Bargains, a Cyclone of Attraction, Whirlwind of Wonders they will surprise you.

J. M. McLEOD & CO.

BOOTS!

ab Our prices have surprised cthers ;

Charlottetown, June 12, 1893.

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of June, instant, at 11 o’cleck, a m. :— Allthe HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, com

l Piano, Drawing Room, Dining Room. Heit

Bedroom ard Kitcher: F arnicur, Stoves, etc,

Rn. LEAIRSTO, Auctioneer,

The May Queen.

QTEAVER MAY QULEN will pl

WO Charlottetown and Mount Felon ae at Gillis’ Wharf, every Tuesday and ° carryirg Freight und Passengers. Apply on

board. PAUL PAOLA,

— . — FIRE FURNITURE, x e » ACCIDENT Fer Sale by Auction. | i 4s facinating to sell by Auction, at the late f Sake | ce Streek on WD a RT, eee ;

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WITH es. fe. OFFICE,

BROWN’S

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CHARLOTTETOWN,| i} 4.T>, LOST, FOUND de

BLOCK. Wn Party having larce social and ee club connections, to take the azenoy for Charlottetown of a world-:enowned brand of chawpagne wine Liberal terms and great fu i- lities giveu vo the right party. Apply, stating references, to P, O. Box 678, Montreal, jul4—1d, 17, 21, 24.

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Big’ Excursion I

TO LET, ata very moderate rent, to a small ie ~ fam'ly if applied for soon, that pleasantly , situated residence on Richmond Screet, West, } Commands ative view «of the harbor and West 06 CW e0ds i | River; convenient to charcues, schools, marke: and all pub'ic builcings, with five lane 6 oneu, ack yard and small garden; built eh scare ago; ccntaining pine finished rooms and summer |kitchen. Can be examined now and porcession | ziven imondiisteiy. Apply to the subseriner om the premices,--CHAaKLes Hiaoins, it-jub ‘T}O LET—A house in the city, also a pastare

lot half a mile from the city, A oo EDWAKD VAVY, Richmond Street fons ae

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Salesmen to sell our choice end

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Big Bareains |!

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" hardy nursery stock, Many 3 cial ; Mra J A Macdonald, do; Katie McDonald, o'clock. Evening Prayer and Holy Com varieties \o offer both in f ; Cue ne Rie oan me Be will 7 Montague Bridge; Hector Macdonald, do; K Imy orters and Wholesale Paper Dealers, | munion at 7 o’clock. wet i an aan and contre ie a only by un. Se pay conan send far away for that which he can obtain} 5 Bowness, do; J H Hannigan and thirteen : Se, Poter’s Cnthedeak:~-Colsbration ef the oF Galaty,_uive exclusive lerriiory and pay as cheeply and almost, if not quite, as good | members Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company ST. JOHN, N. B. Holy Eucharist at 8 a m. Matins and y y : verritory.— May “bocrnana, Nasa Mae at his own door. And why do Americans Amongst the delegates who left this morn- P, O. Box 435. juts Sermon at Il a m. Evensong and Sermon f ) ce \ { Ww | chester, ». Y, hen onde : ing for Ottawa, were Mr L H Davies, M P, at 7 o'clock. aS y ) RESS} AXING at home or by the day. A north of the line buy in England and the| pr Mciutyre, MP, Hon David Laird, AB] oO. 4 wn. a « e St. Dénsian’a Cathbdval,<-Pieh Mace at Ca rr 9 ply to Miss NICHOLSON, head of Pownal States goods such as are produced in Cana-| McKenzie, Hon Thes Kickham, H C Mac- Black Diamond Line. 730 a ue. - Chlldc’s. Mom ot 8.99 0 & oe a bast eS dian factories! Princess May has, without donald, Hon Fred Peters, A B Warburton, High Mass and sermon at 10 a m. Vespers 8T—On &t. Peter’ on an Pa ; hon ae a th Benj Rogers, S Blanchard, Joseph Wise, and Benediction at 7 p m. - [ Ost —Oe St, Peter's Road, between a oubt, displayed good tact and done the! Captain Malcolm McDonald, and Jon Lavere, Vi . > ‘Sie e he eaten abkinieie a on ; right thing. We are told that orders} Georgetown, and James ) Hughes, Souris. St. James Church.—Preaching at li a m ictoria Row Stationers airs oe - tienes po ‘eee a ; A London despatch of the 14th says: A and 7 pm by Mr TC James. Sunday flading sams wil: be sui ably sewarded by leav- in connection with her trousseau ‘* have correspondent on ieaes telegraphs shee His School at 2.30. Charlottetown, June 14, 1893 ing it at Messrs Vavisun & Cos, Great Geunge, been placed with nearly all the larger) Holiness gave a long audience to Dr MeGlynp. Zion Church—Morning prayer necting > ———_——_—_—_—_—————— ~y . r julo es eee hous ss in various pirts of the country so ea| [t waa very cordial. Cardinal Rampolla, arte 10.15. Sunday School and Bible class at 2.30 O LEY. forv) — to plans so wide « sation es pomie | Uaceel Serer of Mts, oat Coral cman: aus non oop, we [SOR Tan comers ag wa P a - a, . & ue here ° r a. aki med ame ; From the silk works at Spitalfields comes] were extremely courteous to the Doctor. Dr. f woanee MONDAY, 19h inst., will sail for St. First Methodist Church.— Prayer meeting i gy ye rao —— the dinner dress, the color-ground of which | McGlynn was enchanted with his reception, | johns Nfld. via North Sydney, carrying pro-| st 10.30 a m. Preaching at 1] a m by Would ¥ Ou sion given iinmnediately, For terms aud particu 7 a h bie ated ace and his complete reconciliation with the Pope | Sn deck” eck, and horses and cattle Rev Mr Palmer, and at 7 pm by Rev is ; Jars apply at this office, iul3 [wea ; Pies eed and left ty-uight. For particulars as to Freight and P; e| Brew Sanday S i sy deed eo er , assay er anday School and Bible Class Ke oO oO rew of rosebuds, jasmine and maidenhair, each Mr. R. M. Johnson, Phm. D., arrived home | ®PPly to PUAKE BROS. & CO at 230 pm s W Hy owe or three omart Boys. » Apps ; . ‘ ‘ : *E. \ i : Mi our & Co, ) may3l im boquet connected with a silver metal tie. last night after spending a very successful junel5 Agents, Second Methodist Church.—Prayer meeting . e —_—_—— —~ - ae From Spitalfields comes also the material] Toreuto, ‘We ae plessed ts learn that Mel Des. Tdaana I, at 10am. Preaching at 11 « m by Rev Shopping ri NOR ALK OR TO LET—House with garden for an evening costume of pale blue and} Johnson pissed with first-class honors both Prince Kdward Island Railway, Bibl e aan weg, See aad beriend Streets. House heated wich hat water, the examiaation of the Ontario Colle f ible Class at 2.15 p m. Young People’s ey - Apply to K. W. Tayior. taw -mayls gtd. The wok of te Reena weaken Pharmac , taking the certificate of the oll a en wtinuweetrt N i? = commands admiration for a simple home| 4.3 the cecal of the University - T NTIL FURTHER NOTICE the Trains of this} P'eaching at 7 p m by Rev G C P Palmer. & T°, LET—& dwelling hho ise on Dorchester . . . . >. s i : i < ¢ . . 8 ' » dinner dress. The color selected is pale | onto, carrying off their diploma and taking the | ,5 eee will run daily (Sundays excepted) 7 ~—— S20 ee . j ; a mand ; ence of J B. Macdoua'd, iceq. Also. @ dwelling penn oromenied with ot, ripe and | Soe a Pay nwt re Chctown: | 2titlecar sir” une? Ste ul Bsa an ; daisies, A charming morning robe, com-| drug store of hia brother, Mr. A. S. Juhu« Express for Sommerside and Tignish....€08am} Gorvices will bo held in the Christion Mest} = 2 2 g- © sete et ned eee oo ones ee “a Lf posed of thin summer silk, bears testimony | sen, Ph. G. Goorusteern and Seiain sas ee 39 « | ing House, Upper Great George St, to-morrow gn ners ee ‘ales: —— : - - * : , : : 2 8 & w ee to the high standard of the Leek industry | From London—Opened to-day : fiieens or dates teeters Conca lens cay wae Ee Pe Ul, ~HOUBE, PHILLIPS Sui, Ri *, _ 7 in printed silks, The ground of this dress — a o and velvets, Nd BOUTS... .. 0... seeseeeeeeeeeeeeees 300 “ [will preach in the evening. Bible Class and ’ Toser-s Honee situated on Fitaroy ¥ he : : : ks, r . S ‘ niaining five large rou with good 7 ‘y iv myrtle grven, with violets adorning the] pews surah silks seein Pama Wo es Mare, eae ame Meek tA | snd sabinc: | Posscasion given ‘immediately. as ie design, which is of perfect of workmanship. | Plain sateens ' and Tignish at 11.55 a m; returning same day, | ,, Kensington Hall.—Sunday School and Bible wat Btneet on tobot a, 2 4, D Manaim, Cees A ow The going-away dress is to be of Irish} Black silcotts. ar 20 DY . Meas tn sey one Cy re. *. 2.30, Song service and preaching at square. ate ‘may 3 wisw 1 StSR . . at 6.20pm. Express Trains make close connec-|7 pm by Rev W C Matthews, : td vi 4 poplin of a particularly pretty shade of Black goffered lace. a b ogy woes ise Seeiet 1 eee Wet od) Mal — ve : re ee “a one, : t 08 eeting.—Remember the G ] } A servant for general housework ’ fi, Hy ivory white, with relief of gold.” The outheg Brea, Ns Charlottetown ‘at 630 8 ‘m, arriving at Meeting Sunday aiaeution in McLeod's Hall, Special Attention given to Manik Orders MA Helghtou Reed” er eee Tas” sh hee or ae ; ie i Souris at 10.55, or Georgetown at 10 : - J ‘ : y S200 . Ti ty! British people, with all their wealth, Saturday night sale to-night; good tea, tin-| ing to Charlettatown * came aad canes a at 4 o'clock, conducted by the Resilway ——— Mat oe 4 : ware, etc, by E H Norton & Co. 5.3) p m. men. Strangers always welcome. Lesson : STREET nncincnetite eemeitetinty PASTURE for one Cow, Watcr in the same.— aha ¥ appreciate attentions such as these, and a tee einmihiiiiialitbiede Giada ““We ought to give the more earnest heed.” KR. K. nace. mey29 lw ood Le tay like to have the duty of British men and] (oor C —We h j : ; , Hebrews 2, 1. : . bs sanenanh ear a on ayy oon Coats e have a lot of German-! Express from Georgetown, Souris and Dry Goods Carpets Curtains Furnitur > Ci ‘ d Gl GENTS WANTED—To canvass for the Font- Mises ae women to buy British goods exemplified in | made light coats, all sizes and cool; see them NE I icdemcscasosconcotsseesed 9208 . ? ar " ’ 7s “ina an as- A hili Nurseries, the largest, longest estab- ne wee ee ee te ee ee at D, z Bruce's. Accommodation from Summerside...... 910" | ANDREW Usuzr’s Scorck Warskirs have| W8Fe, Kitchen Utensils, Silverware, Lamps, Japanese Goods | #4¢4, most reliable and best kiiown- Nareeriea A h We feel hat th fac- i ; p p 09 a , : fe ae in ee ee cele ae “Souris and Mount Scewarh ee os 35 yn [* World wide reputation for their superior| f,adies’ and Children’s Boots, Sh d Sli Good pay, regular awd ‘couataut employment to poe : juris an WER DP BWOT Geo csccssccce é eo s a § Al « a pay, regular ao ustant empl ; wi turers of Charlottetown, too, would like to Wire Makker Looxine Urp,—A Quebec | Express from ignish ond Samindice 6 0 qualities. end Milliner ? ocs an > ippers, Mantless , sent men : no drones need apply. egant out: “h a be treated by each citizen of Char- | paper says it is stated that a merchant of] All Trains are run oy Eastern Standard Time, : —_- F y: : 3 Building, Menteoal. 7 W. Beall, Manager. Me Rt lottetown, and all the people of the Pro-| that city, sixty years old, rich and a] poprinceER, J UNSWORTH, { {Bellwarp curges and Bell work coolings ull Stocks in each department. Trial o ders solicited. Nome Tue ExsMinnn. _ sm —apsi 7 vince, in the serie spirit in which Prineess widower, has fallen a victim to a pretty} Gencral Manager. Superintendent, | Just received. A fine assortment. Of | OU3E TO LX T—A Dwelling House on Pay- Petia : ; blonde in the Lower Town, aged sixteen] peijway Oitice, Charlottetown, P EI these celebrated cloths, fast colors are guar- fivid Street, containing nine rooms, ste . ee Ae May is treating the manufacturers of Creat ' and offered her his hand and heart in mar- June &th, anteed. Sun proof.—John McLeod & Cv. HENRYiMORGAN & GO Se peed mantiten tees aun het water 0548 4 Veg Britain. There are not many factories raze, and a marriage settlement of $20,0.0. jali—dy 12m June 16 2i, feb9—tts Mi ONT! ac AL Inquire of A. ivebneun Queen Sirect, fe. LB Aan a ae Me gh a rege Paap Ci ee ur ii’ ee *.Cay , ee hg 7. (oc. a ae +