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Dissolution af Partnership

Th* Partnership heretofore existing be- tween James Barrett and Solomon Cham- pion, under the name of Barrett & Champion, ~ this day been dissolyei by mul sept, All debts due the late firm mut be paid to Mr. James Barrett s office, Connoliy’s Wharf, and a}l liabil he said firm are assumed by him

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THE DAILY

RACE FOR A BRIDE.

Ii was in tl days when Sharp's | Is’and. wh } divides t! mouth of the | : the upeake ba t) irms o t t n ht ired I but Chie rath: of the | of the bay

i i \ te &@ meié ht house, which is now more | mil way fiom the north f the isiand, w then on solid on } ired or two hund.el | ym the water But the Chop- t 1 chan i

he most picturesq tc in fact, it puts * interior oO: a

han that of a mid

Stat The prowth of vege

nt and dense that In

h great difficult

} made in going through \ its bank Th itiful dark blue and

‘ f and saitness of aii ily 1 sessed by the

jay the sky was

sunshine, and blow ah red lent ¥ é There was s on the river and be which s 1 or to spend his iim iy dly i mn A number of nel leit in this occu- Chie dy trees after sev- Ss _ I from one | the nel me a swiltly-rowed 2 t number of | enevoient ( sely fol- i iit ut ame l e a mi ‘ i iby two sturcy ye \V i Nellie Barn j \ awa to ee married exclalr e of the fisher-

n Roche, Nel-

lie’s stepfather, in jursuit. Now won't R )

i nt bride [”’

And I on tl! 1 parent !”

Come, | > ne! Jump into the boat, and let's see the fun out.”

Dick Wilson’s fither had died some

irs ago, and left his son a fine farm ft or hundred aj) fifty acres. Ad-

farm was that olf years there had been bad blood between the neighbors. It was all on account of a point of land

I ting the Choptank. Both Veilson and Roche claimed it, and when it was taken to iaw, it was decided in favor « Wilson. About two years ago Kkoche married a pretty widow named

Barnes. She had a daughter whose It was love on the

.‘ SAT IN THE

STERN ind Nelife acci-

when Dick x burch on the

mainland Krom that time on the i str They fond'y t ht t ne knew it but them- s, but th were mistaken, for Mr. Reche had seen it at the very start, lt a.’ ‘ meaas to keep them pa But love will always find a way. Tick and Nellic put their heads to ectber e Suu ay it church and: gree! t un id get married on the siv. id Wiat was more forvunate for them, was the fact that the good parson oi a i ‘ on the islan@g and Was in full sympathy with the youn; ig: | int brid was seated be- side of her oth war the middle of the foremost mat. She wasarprightly, iutiful 1 k-ey«< young woman, v hos s rivaied the peach in their ‘ r Ther as worid of mischiei l i rh j mouth. Fut to- I ‘ vere pale with appre- hension, an] her smil were sad. rhe € ani groom Was a sta’vari and resoiut yourg man. Ilis mu :it was vealed from view by a very heavy musta he. And as he sat in the poat he looks straight ahead Ile s emed per.ectly cool, ani ever and ‘ i ime of a luree bundle wi ‘3 » ali-importent ve.l and wi th, tried to assure and comfort Neth ih numerous squeezes of the hend and e.dearing words, which h fondly tl. ht weve not seen but stich Was not the ecs For the gig 4 yed bridesmaids, wh were sted in the bow of the boat ed them. They revealed thei

y numerous outburst eo! the intervals left from

harming the young rowers by ti nversation,

The good parson was the elderly m ind he it was who would tie the k: te sat in the stern, steering with xs iied precision,

And as the second boat approa -).: ir. Roche arose from his seat, a string of oaths:

mean, Dick Wilson, t stealing my girl ?”

“I’m not stealing her,’’ Dick replie her own free will, a}

eonsent. You + in reason, and, Le

ed, with a

“What do yor

She comes ot with her nothing against mo

mother's

s, she’s of age."

This was followed by outbursts « laughter and hurrahs from the boys : the boat. The only thing Mr. Foch lid was to glare and After r:

‘ rg himeelf, he (naily said:

t you, that you’r your father’s son, and you'il not hav Net. I’m the head of the houre Come out of that boat, Nell, or Ti £).00t

At these at Dick. Neliie screamed with “Oh, Dick, let me vo to kill yon !"

“Ze’d like to, no doub!,” “Lut he’s afraid 6 and, besides, ard. te you

swear,

{ have this against

1LoO.gun terror.

h'm or he will

sa’d Dick shcoting the rest much of a cow- thiat: I') give you up,

he's too

d to her alo ve, but th» pact d eheered hin: as b laushed, tue

i But thovg’: thy ot eas 1a ne Y.t, they’ a

net inerease ther jev‘l, fer the Roche boys pulled as lu : vel

Once more, | I hh i lie u or I'll fire in anot Wa. Meta roured Roche agein

Vhat the issue raignt have been it 1s

incpossible to say, but in ther excte- niont neither paity had pad any at- tention—at least the Roches had not

to the fishermen’s } cat For just as

exiraordinary effort( al- bridal boat, his boat their prow and

his sons, by an most touched the cashed plump against ovevturned their craft in a second. w’s our chance,” cried Dick, and away they sped, Meamuwhile Roche and his 1 like fish, showered angry im- precations upon the awkward firhor- later apologized profusely bout Til.ey

sons, who

all swi

nen The and helped to right the

had no idea bLut what they cou'd pass betw the cats; jvuet did i for a lerk, et tache thrcoaten-d dire ven- roon eon all of th: m, but his gun was n { qui ly i on the white sands, twen {cit below. There was no time to Le 'e t. sinve the fugitives were now nea.ly a ross, and Roche and his purty soon icft the fic he:men tar be- hind

The brical part saw ihem coming, and their triun ph !ad- fair to be sho t-

lived. However, tie parson took the dilemma by the i. rms

“Children,” said he, “it's an irregular thing to do, though peifecily legal;

but I propose to marry you right here and now. That o'd fellow will not be ten minutes behind us when we reach the shore, and, besides, those boys have pistols.”

“Oh, parson, you spoil a wedding Hke younger bridesmaid.

“My dear, I can bind their hearts znd han frialy under this bla shy as in the most holy church ever

surely wou'd not that,”” said the

isjusta

So Nellie was ass'stcd to arise an! s by the steady- As she stood in th: under the clea:

u:é-'eoking brid>

was helped in her ing arm of Dick. middie of the Lot

éky, she made a d

The roses came tack to her chee) s end she wes )lerself once more. As the good. parson commenced th

ceremony, one bridesma ds man aged to put the wreath and veil tp»: Nellie. Altheusth it was :omewhat ru fled, it made guite a p-_et.y ane. The parson aft rwardls that it was the shortest murriage ce: mony in his ‘

or the

aj pes

remar’ ¢

When th reached the shore a carriage was w i}. ing there before the churchin which tu ceremony; was to have place. it was a wayk of a few moments to ¢ into the and drive to ti. gteamer, Which was about to leave. Just as the steamer pulled out, Mr. Roche and his scons, looking a little th worse for wear from the bath, struy gied up from the teach. They were jus in t'me to see Nellie waving her hand nerchief from the lower deck. And the race for the bride had won.--£t. Louis Republic.

experience.

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carriag

been

Wanted to Look Like Dickens.

A familiar figure has vanishe? *’rom the streets of Philadelphia. What hes become of him noboly knows, Lut he is scen in his old haunts n> lonsyer. Iiis name and his famiiy history is un- known to the great numbe- of his fe!- low citizens who hnew his quaint face and figure so well. He was one of the army of imitators that flourished Ion ago, who made it their life siudy to épe the mannerisms and the style of dress of the eminent nevelisi, Dickens,

Many years ago, when Dickens came to this country, there were any numbe. of men who were told by their friends that they greatly resembled the iiius- trious Englishman. The o!d gentlema , who is the subject of this sketch was evidently one of these. Hfe wore hi: hair brushed forward abeut his ears and neck; the beard, shaven on th: cheek, remained always a handful on the chin, joning the mustache at tte corners of the mouth. He wore th> stock and tie that Dickens affected, an inc even mace it a point to assum® tie keen 'o-k which characterized the gre: t noveli:'t:. Now he has pas ed awzy, and he was the last of Dicken’s imi- tators.—Philadetphia Record.

A Prospect for Him. She—!tt will be a pleasure for me ts share your troubles and anxicties. He—But I haven't any. She—Oh, you will have whcn we are rn.arricd.—Texas Siftings,

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Pars papers again say Russia will eup- port F:aree it. her attitude in regard to the occupation of Erypt.

The St. Peters Surg correspontenrt of the London “Times” telegraphs to that paper, that is is elmost certain that Russia will take no action io compe) reforms by Tur- key in Armenia.

The foundations for the pedestal for the monument to Sir John Macaonald in (t- tawa have been completed. It is expected that the statue will be placed in position within the next ten days. The unveiling will take place on Dominion Day with ap- propriate ceremonies.

The United States treasury deficit for the month of April was $8,704,754. For thesame month the pension payments were $11,986,083. The deficit fer the 10 months of the fiscal year, np to April 30, was $45,247,006. In these 10 ‘months $118,280,394 was paid out for pensions.

The greatest bridge which the world has seen or conceived is about to be erected by an engineer Canadian by birth and breed— ing. Itisthe new bridge to span the Hudson river between New York and the west. All preceding structures of the kind are belictied by this project. The Victoria bridge, the Brookivn bridge, even the Forth bridge, they are bantlings be- sides the structure which is to overcross ihe Hudson river with a span more thao halfa mile from pier to pier, 150 ‘cet above the water, and with wu width of 125 feet bearing six sets of railway tracks side by side. Twenty-five million dollars is the estimated cost— about a third of what the construction of tue Canadian’ Pacitic railway actual! cost from ocean to ocean

across a vast continent. The engineer whose plan is accepted for

this bridge is Charles Macdonald of the Union Bridge Company of New York. He was born in Gananoque, Ont., the son of W.S. Macdonald of old United Empir

Loyalist stock.

AN ILLINOIS SENSATION,

A Lady of Union County recovers her Health in a Marvellous Manner

Aywa, Illinois, June 17.—A very inter- esting case of recovery from & complicated form of kidney trouble bas taken place here, and the details are gradually being made public. The sufferer was Miss M. T. Loomis, who for @ long time has been a victim to severe pains in all parts of the body. She consulted a number of doctors and was treated for a great variety of com- plaints, the diaguosis all proving faulty. At length she determined to try Dodu’s Kidney Pills, having read and heard much of their efficacy and found her expectations justified in a complete cure.

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The Toronto Globe points out that the Canadian farmer is receiving more for his wheat and oats than the United Stats farmer,

It is understood a rearrangement of the Barirg capital has now been settled, The holders of the existing £1,000,000 received no preference share. The ordinary share capital reverjs to former partners.

New South Waies has decided to abolish all customs taxes save those on wines and 8 irits, veer, tobacco, opium and sugar. Toe lost revenue will be made up by a property tax.

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So says Dr. Curlett, an old and honored practitioner, in Belville, Ontario, who writes: “For Wasting Diseases and Scor- fula I have used Seott’s Emulsion with the most satiefactory results.”

The Marquis de Levis, descendant of the chevalier of the same name who fought with Montcalm oo Lake Champlain, and who endeavored to regain Quebec after Wolfe had taken the city, is now receiving a welcome at the hands of the people of the ancient stro")!

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Mr. Gladstone’s aj p2aran-e on a wien day is “as cooling as an iced drink.” The Grand Old Man welcomes the advent «f summer with all the jauntiness of a gallant u quarter as old, and appeers in jaunty grey clothes, white bet and waistecat, and adorns himself with ine most spr ny-like of boutonvieres.

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A special despatch from Shanghai says that a remnant of ihe famous (lack flag: is entrenched at Chung-Wa, island of FPor- mosa, and are expected to make a deter- mined stand against the Japane-e, who are taking possession of the island.

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Mrs. Wineloe’s Soothing Svrup has beed used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teeth- nig, with perfeci snecess. It soothes the child, softens the guias, allays the pain, cares the colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhea. Is pleasnt to the taste. Soild by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value ie incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mis. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind—m. w. f. wkly—] v

From the opening of navigation to June 12th nearly 21,000 cattle were sh'pped from Montreal to British port:. Nearly three thousand horses and over seven thousand sheep went forward during the same period. Last year to the same “date there were less cattle and horses shipped, but a larger number of sheep.

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Castorian prevents vomiting Sour Curd, Castoria relieves

flatulency,

Castoria avl.milates the food, regniates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Case toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend,

Castoris.

« Nastoris is an excellent medicine for chii-

@:ca. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its I recommend it as supor poo. effect upon their chiidren.” known to me.”

Da. G. C. Oscoon, RK.

Loweil, Mass. 111 Lo, Oxfore

* Qastoria is the best remedy for children of wick Lam acquainted. I hope the dsy is not far distant when mothers will consider the roa intrest of tuvir children, and uso Castoria in- et: ad of the various quack nestrums which aro étroyiag their loved ones, by forcing opium, nor pine, soothing syrup and other hurtful acents down their throats, thereby sendiag inecu to premature graves.” ~

Da. J. ¥. Kmicnevos, Conway, Ar Autun C. Surrn, Pres.,

The Centaur Compary, T7 Efurray Street, New

medical supplies what

merits of Castoria has favor upon it.”

Castorix.

“ Castoria is so well adapted tochiivren tha

ioc loany preseriptiog

A, Arcoen, M. D., 1 St., Drovklyn, XR. Y.

“Our physick as in the clildreu'’s depart ment t:ave spoken Lighly of their expert ence in their outside practice with Castoria, aud although we only have among our

is known as reguice

products, yet we are frce to confess that the

won us to look witg

Unirep Tlosrrran ann Dispensary,

Boston, Masa

York City.

Fortier’s

“Shalzespeare,

The FINEST 5 ot. CT

EVER OFFERED Te THE

JUST THY IT

ap4-dy & wy

CAR

PULLKE.

= = —s

Feed !

Now landing fresh from the Mills:

Ground Oil Cake, Blatchford’s Calf Meal, Bran and Shorts,

‘Selling at lowest prices,

AULD B

Charlottetown, May 7, 189¢ -245 & wky 3m

ROS.

“Cravenette’”’

iota ee THE POPULAR seo mee FOR LADIES’ is one great reason GARMENTS

Most tasteful costumes, wraps and cloaks,

* Senet +

Cravenette is the costume par excellence for street or country.

ee ee

ee

Bo

why they insist

u enette, as they are, must WATERPROOF CLOTH which, while per- ~ . fectly wat

and dust proof,

makes up in the

And it is something to havea porous waterproof, for most of the so called waterproofs are damp and claramy. Cravenette can be obtained in six shades—Navy, Myrtle, Brown, Ggey, ‘Castor and Black,

Cr

on Crav

GAY'S PLANTS.

Bellis, finest double white and pink, do; Hol

nation (Double), Riviara and Margaret, 4 to thus, Indian Pinks, Sweet William and F cents each.

Stocks, Asters, Petunia, Verbena, bloom

PERENNIALS (wintered over).—Pansy in bloom, distiact choice varieties, 3 to 4 cents each, 30 to 40 cents per duzen; Daisy

lyhocks, Chaters aud

Benarg’s Prize, to bloom in a few weeks, 6 to 8 cents each; Car

5 cents exch; Dian ‘orget-Me-Not, 4 to 6

ing in pots, 10 cents;

Verbena about to bloom, ,30 cents per dozen; Transplanted Aur

nuals, large stocky plants; Stocks, Phlox, Aster, Verbena, 15 cents per dozen; Pansy,

Daisy, Petunia, Larkspur, Portulacea, Marigold, Zinnia, Candyt themum, Nasturdium, Balsam, Morning Glory, Poppy, Canary C

uft, Double Chrysan- reeper, at 12 cents per

dozen ; Lobelia, Golden Feather and Sweet Alyssum for Edging, 46 cents per hurdred;

Dabha and Gladiolus Bulbs, 6 to § conts each. VEGETABLE PLANTS (Transplanted).—Cabbage, Caulif

lower and Celery, 50

cents per hundred; Tomato, 12 cents per dozen; Tomato in bloom, 5 cents each; Cabbage from Seed Bed, 12 cents per hundred; Cauliflower, 25 cents. : The above price list is intended principally for our friends ordering from a dis

ance hipped or small quantities mailed to any part of the Maritime P

We do not bind ourselves, dealing personally with our customers.

Orcers rovinces.

The above for sale Tuesday and Friday at Market, Chariottetown, and every day

t our Nursery, Pownal. Address,—- :

J.d. GAY & SON,

May 27, 1895.

Mak

POWNAL, P. EL

I Clothes ?

is a Question Often Asked,

And we ask it now—and if you have no

t tried us we

would invite you to our store to see our great display of

Cloths.

We guarartee you a perfect fitting Suit.

Give

us a trial and we are sure you wili be pleased.

Hats, Ties, Collars, and ali kinds of Un Waterproof Coats very cheap.

JOHN MACLEOD

Charlottetown, May 4,1895 135 w

derwear cheap.

& CO.

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