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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. |
Manties a Sreciatry.—Beer Bros.
EK DAILY
SUPREME CouURr?Y.
Valentine Cameron va, Firman Jodieu x. An action for damages for mal practice, | tried at the present Trinity term, when a
- verdict was found for the plaintiff for No Busixess at the Police Court this $200 damages. A rule nisi was after- renoo wards obtained to set aside the verdict o iia rh ; — and for a new trial This rule was argued ‘ Cathedral are off their annual yesterday afternoon by Stewart, i. Oy _ who opposed the new trial on behalf of i may ws the plaintiff, and by Mr. Bell, who argued Prete Liwrary.—The Public Library | '® *°pport of anew trial. The Court, at “ esi increased by a | ‘he conclusion of the argument,discharged oe . the rule nisi with costs and ordered the
a verdict to stand. Tue Fasrxet The Factnet leaves Hal- I hompsen v8, Thompson — Tried at fax this ever.ing at 6 o'clock and will bed Suxwmerside. Mr. McQuarrie, on behalf » Friday morning of the plaintiff, obtained a rule nisi for a oe pew trial, returnable Michaelmas tern.
Monet Setriers.—A large
party of set-
In re application of John F. Powers,
a t ‘ the New England States arrived | prisoner in ja'l for debt, at the suits of eW peg on Mon totake up farms | Neil McQuarrie, Arthur C. Rogers and N at i dames A. MeNeill, all of Summerside _ rhe prisoner hax been in jail over three To-xigutr.—Mr. Wm Baytielde will | months, and now made application for take the roll of the Cockney in the Will o’ | his discharge or for a weekly aliowance, Wiep tonight at the Masonic Temple. | on the ground that he had "no property I should bea house Pickets | under his control, and could not maintain and 50 cents | himself in jail. [He had personally ap
> | plied for relief Lefore the Chief-J astic Tue Soeris Tes The tea party at } and Judge Hodg<on,but failed on the ground Sours to-day, in aid of St. Mary’s Church | that he had not satisfactorily aecounted : hat place, is largely attended. Numi: | for his property Mr. Davier, Q. C., now
o t by train, and as the ‘
! people w
av the event is bour i to be maet en) vable -_
Pue Riece.—At the Bisley competition tne Canadians have done remarkably wel!. { side of the caps and trophies, the | prizes amounted to £500. The team have been congratulated upon their success Sir Charles Tupper, High Commissioner
o S’sipe Mipsemwer Races.—The wan-
agement of the Summerside Driving Park, finding that We Inesday, 15th world interfere with races in N. B., have finally decided to have the mid-summer on Saturdry, llth August, as first mivertised.,
races
lh
Doc Days.—Complaints are made to u-< of the aumber o7 now running @round the town and indulging in lav pranks Parents of children
be on the loekout for accidents,
dogs dog- should and the police Vicious logs eiiiienen
Witt. Kxow Berrer Next Dunbar, Capttain Read, left a-t evening for Pugwash. She had on board about a dozen excursionista who ame over last Monday in the Jacques Cartier, but the boat when the afternoon.
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Arrointwent.—The Canada Gazette of the 2Zlet Ju yy, inat., announces that His icy the Governor-General! haa been
Tiwe.—The
schr
who missed
she returned in
Excel le
I ased to
hy Morson, of the citv of Charlottetown,
Esquire, Barrister-at-Law, to be one of
Her Majesrty’s Counsel learned in the Law. nie
Asxoraex Recorv Broker. F. Davies and B.C at 14% Houston’s hotel at 25 minutes to 9, making the distance in 54 minutes. Davies led Prowse by about two minutea. The last four or five miles were done in the dark.
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At tax Orera Hovse.—At the Opera House last night, “Muggs Landing” was perfurmed to a small house. The Will o’ the Wisp Company deserved a better at- tendance, and we hope the clever darciny and acting of these humorists will be wit nessed by a crowded house to-night, when the laughable play, “ Will o’ the Wisp,” will be performed.
ati.
Tue Etonr Hove Day —Rev. Dr. Breck- en, in a sermon inthe Methodist Charch at Fredericton on Sunday, made a strong plea for an eight hour day. Eight hours of work aday, he said, was alla man couki stand. One who worked longer than this was never at his best, and could not do his work inthe thorough manner in which it should be done.
dite
Cuearixve ree Post Orrice.—Post OF
fice Inspector Breeken has returned from | an official visit to King’s County, and has |
obtained @ conviction against a party in Georgetown for enclosing a letter in a newspaper. The penalty for this offence is @ fine from $10 to $40, and the Inapec- determined to put a stop to this , which is now becoming wo com-
tor is practic
mon sieteeehillitachaten Patstixes.—Call
Famovs and see a
August, |
should be promptly informed as to |
appoint Walter Augustus Orme-
Prowse left the city last evening | minutes to 8 o’clock, arriving at |
renewed the appleation contending that jafter the expiry of three months Powers wa- entitled to be discharzed, irre«pective of the furmer decision. A long argument ensued, at the end of which Powers was brought up before the Court and submitted to a further exmination and severe cross- examination. Mr, Davies again renewed | his argument for Powers’ release. Mr. Stewart, Q. C., on belalf of the detaining creditors, opposed the discharge, alleging | that l’owers had been guilty of fraud and had not satisfactorily accounted for his property, which the counsel contended was in Boston under the charge of prisoner’s } wife. The court reserved decision unti } | this morning, when the Chief Justice re-
fused the application for discharge, but
gave leave to renew it again with liberty to produce evidence regarding the Boston ae in possession of Powers’ wife.
‘he Court then adjourned wnatil the 9th August to enable Powers to produce fur- ther evidence.
-—ae —-- PERSONAL.
F. H. Arnand Esq, left for Halifax this morning.
At the Queen Hotel to-day were: D'A McLeod, Eildon; Pe Holland, I Ina, Fou- tana Co; W Sterne, Morell. | <At the Hotel Davies to-day were: D M | Ferguson, Montreal; J A Clarke, St John; | I-aue T Swezey and wife, Brooklyn; Geo + Smith, St John; Richard Hunt, Summer- side.
His Lordship Bishop Macdonald has
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returned from his confirmation tour through the western section of the Prov-
ince. During the tour, including Char- | luttetown, the sacrament of confimation was administéred to about 2,600 children. Nr. and Mrs. McDonald, of Lake Worth, | Florida, accompanied by Mr. McBride, of | the same place, passed through here yes-
| terday morning on their way to P. E. | Island. They are on a tour through the
| Maritime Provinces. Mr, McDonald is | contractor for the Flaglor eystem of hotels in Florida, the latest of which was built ,at Lake Worth—Moncton Times.
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LETTERS 10 THE. EDITOR.
CLUBS AND THAT SORT OF THING,
Sir,—I should like to amplify the few words written in yesterday’s letter to your paper, by eaying that it is not only desired ami expected thar on Friday every liquor shop shall be cloved by the strong arm cf
| the law, but that all Gentlemen’s Clubs, or anything in the shape of aelub, should not be allowed to evade the law and yive encouragement to the lawless element in the city to also evade the law.
OsseRver.
duly 24, 1894.
‘There's No Use Wasting Words
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EVERYBODY'S PILLS.
copy of our Portfolio of the Masterpieces i
of the World’s Art Galleries. These Portfolios contain copies of the world’s mast famous paintings. They will delight all lovers of pictures, and are not dis figured with ary reading matter at the bottom of the plate. At the back of each portfolio interesting descriptions of each picture are given, —
Visir or TH The officers of the P. E Island Caledonian Club some time ago intimated to Hia Ex-
Governor-GexeraL. — |
They Cure Headache, - Dyspepsia.
“ Constipation, “ Heartburn, ” Biliousness.
They cost 25 cents a box, and that’s all there is to say, except that you ought to have a box.
Johnson & Johnson,
i prisoners
cellency the Governor-General the desire of the Clab to hold their games this year THE REI LABI E DRUGGISTS in his honor, if he would favor them with | es wae oe
# visit when in this Province. They have | Corner Kent and Prince Streets. now received a reply stating that their |
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Loxpox, July 22—A Rome despatch says: In consequence of the continued ar- rests of anarchists, the yovernors of prisons in Milan, Turin, Bologne, and else- where, have telegraphed the government that they are unable to The
anarchists
receive more
claim that al! |
who have not fled
police dangerous have been arrested
Preroria, Transvaal, July Malaboch and his ln en driven from the caves in which they took refuge from Transvaal troops, The work was accomplished by native allies of the Boers who surprised the rebels and force: them to come ont of their hiding place.
Ten rebeis were killed.
22. —Chief
followers have
CONSTANTINOPLE, July 22. - It is cone! u-
sively established that more than a thou-
sand persons were killed by the recent | earthqaukes. ansouvii.e, N. > clove halt Saturday Sr. Perenserec, July 22.—The
epidemic is rapidly s
'
Denes 22.—O'Donovan Rossa
arrived at Birr on Friday evening for the Seb
purpose of uA
, Jniy 22.—A cy-
* thi 1 tine wide near this piace on
did $100,000 damage.
cholera
reading.
- ey
: & monument to the memory of the Manchester martyrs. He was met at the railwav station by a crowd of eople, procession anc with torches and bands of music paraded the streets. At least 10,000 people were present.
Sr. Lovis, Mo., July 22.—A special to the Republic from Birmingham, Ala, says : On account of the serious state of affairs growing out of the miners’ strike, both the | police force and tire department have been doubled. There has been rumors to-day that the miners intend to march to Bir- mingham in a body and attack and set fire to the city and release the 120 strikers now in jail charged with the Pratt miners* riot. Nearly every citizen is armed and the citizens reserve force, recently organ
whe formed in
ized, are ready for action. The Third regiment of state troops arrived here to- day, replacing the First regiment. Gov.
Joues says that the law will be upheld at all hazards. Much apprehension 1s felt. A Tc
—Tne Mark Lane Express presents in a striking manner the contrast between Cobden’s predictions concerning the effec's of free trade and the actual experience of 50 years. Here they are:— _
Propheey—Land would not be driven ont of cultivation by the repeal of the corn laws,
Fact— Nearly 2,500,000 acres have been driven out.
Prophecy—Land owners have nothing to fear from trade in corn
Fact —-Rents and agricultural land values have fallen from 30 to 50 per cent.
Prophecy—In a country growing in opulation and advancing in prosperity, Faved always increases in value and with out any help from the owners.
Fact—If all the land in cultivation twenty years ago was worth £50 an acre, and has falles 40 per cent., that is a loss of £20 an acre.
Propheey—The land of England would produce 25,000,000 quarters of wheat per annum,
Fact—In 1862 we grew 17,000,000 quar- ters, in 1892 about 7,900,900. Prophecy—We should always have a natural protection of 103 6d per quarter on wheat in the shape of carriage from abroad.
Fact—Freights for wheat are now be- low 2s a quarter, and it has been carried free as ballast.
Prophecy—We might as well doubt that the suu would rise on the morrow as doubt that in .ten vears every civilized nation on earth would have followed our free trale example.
Fact —Not a single nation on earth has followed our example, and all are heavily taxing our goods in return fora free mar- cet here.
Thousands of new patrons have taken Hood’s Sar-apariila this season and real- ized its benefit in blood” purified and strength restored.
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BIRTH. In this city, on the 13th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stewart, a daughter.
On Monday, the 23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Beer, a son.
“MARRIED.
By Rev. W Lawson, on the 18th inst, at the residence of the bride’s father, Al- bery Plains, King’s Co,P E I, John C McDonald, of Lorne Valley, Kings’s Co, and Abigail G Uollins, voungest daughter of John Collins, Exq.
At the Methodist Parsonage, Summer- side, July 12, by Rev Wm Maggs, Have- lock Bryant, to Margaret Gillis, both of Enmore River.
At Montrose, on 18th July, by Rev. Jas. Murray, Neil Ramsay, of Hamilton, to Eliza Ann Gordon of Montrose.
DIED On the 24th, at the residence of her mother, Adella Jane, youngest daughter
Excellencies the Governor-General and | Corner Queen and Richmond Streets.
Lady Aberdeen will have pleasure in at- |
tending the Caledonian gathering to be held at Georgetown on Saturday, August Lith.
For Bostrox.—The steamer Florida left for Boston last evening freight and the following passengers: Annie Nelson, Miss $ G Dalziel, Miss M Bishop, G McLeod, Mise Ethel B Worth
Eugene Camp and wife, Geo McLean,
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Everett Raukin, Geo Nutall, James Scott, |
Dennis Lelly, Mrs Wm hea, Mise Mamie McLeod, Lizzie Flannigan, Harry Allan aud Alley ne, Robert E Alleyne,
She had a large |
wife, Ambrose Giddings, James T | Miss Mamie |
of the late Robert Inge, aged 53 years. {Funeral Thursday, the o’cloek, p. m., to Pownal. At Newton, on the 2lst inst., Patrick McKenna, in the 63rd year of his age. : At Eldon, Belfast, on.the 15th instant, Allan Finlayson, in the 80th year of his
age.
. - oC » | july25 26th, at 2
‘IT IS TOO GoOD
to let pass by unnoticed. | What? The promise of an abundant harvest, and consequently a revival in business. In the mean- time let us tell you about the specialties we manu-
SUMMERSIDE EXPORTS,
ScomMersipe, July 21. Shipped per steamer Northumberland, Cameren master, for Point du Chene:
Johnson, Gertrude Darby, Mrs Elizabeth “ae ° ~ . 9B CaSCe CLES. ;..0-050--eeere0y ener: $ 53 MecDonaid and three children, E Wilbur | facture for the Furniture 5 bria mackerel...........-++++++- 40 aad wife, Michae} Collins trade. Write us and see a ir hail the | what we can say, or bet- : . Haary Lixprey will appear at the - ii By steamer Fastnet on 21st July : Masonic Opera House, commencing July ter still, ca i eat our 1133 onadk Gheedt..... aL $ 7124 40th. Tie Moncton Pimes says: “Harry | Warerooms and see the | 317 tush potatoes.............--. IL Lindley. the comedian, has been playing “ Blepl ie a ts ah ti a 60 bere all week, his play being the best ever | ep lant ] or your- pon — “nes seeeeteere ees ene 90 witnessed here. Lindley is a good cvom- | selves Busy times these, pee Crees edian and has a great company to support . = Ss rags, bin, Josh M. Chap-nan, the leading man, | and no wonder. If ac oe cana $7 is one of the best performers ever seen tivity 1s second cousin to| Per Northumberland on 25rd : sa here. His appearance on the stage is the eg Ww re wed- 28 CAE EYES .......ece.sseeeeeeeerers 6s signal for great applause. Adelaide Firat success, then ~~ ° 7 bris. fresh mackerel........... 70 is @ brilliant young actress ani has suc- | ded to prosperity. 9 horses.....- ee ede dae » 190 ceeded in making herself a genera! favor- a ite bere. Litthe Echel Lundberg has die- —» $ . 228 played remarkable ability for one so | 4 ee — youns Tie w pole organization 14 one of | MARK Walght & G0., LTD., _—_ pomoes wawai
Hing.” Prices 25 and 35 cts.
“o-
the leat trav
A few boxes of fresh strawberries, picked to-lay, at Sanderson & Co's.
| a oe Ent, 23rd—Ida M, Mallett, Pictou, coal; Jennie Armstrong, Grady, Miramichi, lumber; Ranger, Purchase, New Castle, lumber. Cld, 23rd—Jennie Armstrong, panei — , Grady, lumber in same bottom from Mira- mich.
, july23
Ladies’ American Sailor Hats.
Although the English Yacht is the best sailer, we find the AMERI- CAN SAILOR the best seller. Jaunty and Airy, they carry comfort in their / shadow.
Down-Filled Silk and Satin Covered SOFA
Those CUSHIONS are most attractive.
BEER BROS.
—Southerly to westerly winds; clearing weather.
Tae Weatwer
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Avoid the mood Byronic, Dismiss dyspeptic fears ;
Take Hawker’s Pills and tonic, And live a hundred years.
The ead-eyed soulful poet wrote An ode to rippling rill;
His readers found an antidote In Hawkers Liver Pills.
The greatest flesh and blood maker in existence and a life-saver to consurmptives is Miller’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Qil, “the kind that cures” bronchitis, coughs, colds and all lung troubles. Every bottle war- ranted. No oily taste like others. _ In big bottles, 50c. and $1.00, at druggists. —eo
Wixsivec, July 23.—Winnipeg’s big exhibition opens to-morrow. The city is thronged with visitors, many of them from Ontario and Quebec.
EXAMINER : .
Our stock of Re outer man cheaper than it.can be done anywhere in the city. Worsted Suits for Men, leather ; nothing imported can compete with them.
We handle everything in the Clothing line. Separate Coats, Coats and Vests and Pants in both imported and home-made goods. We are the centre of the Clothing trade, because we carry the largest stock of the
best and che;
ypest goods in the city, a full line ‘of Imported Cloths, including Worsteds, unported direct from the mills, besides our own manufactured Tw
*Ve have a large stoek of HATS on hand which we and see our Straw Hats before buying,
OO ——
. WEDNESDAY,
O87
If you are in need of Cloth you will do well to eall on us,
reeds, are selling at a very small advance on cost. A new tine of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS just in.
JULY 25, 1894.
adymade Clothing is now complete, and we are prepared to decorate and brighten up the can y. Come and see our $3 Sefge Suits and $5 ‘xamine our Home Manufactured Tweed Suits, good heavy goods; will wear like
We carry
Serges and Pantings, and a large line of Canadian Tweeds
Come
Remember, we have removed to J, D, MeLeod s Corner, and we are not connected with any other store
Wool, cash or trade, and sell goods cheaper for cash than anywhere else in the city.
JULY TRADE
PROWSE BROS.
— OFF Eh—
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
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Cash Buyers During July!
You can’t find anyoue who ts sorry fer trading at’ Prowse Bros,
CARPETS, CLOTHING, HATS, COTTONS, FURNISHINGS, in endless variety.
PHOUWSE BASS, The Cheap Ren.
Charlottetown, July 4, 1894.
and
bes GROCERIES.
Has placed us in rank, popular in every’ home.
A SATISFIED CUSTOMER
iS OUR
BEST ADVERTISEMENT !
Reliable
Goods, Small Proiits, Fair and Honest. |
Low Prices 3
Treatment to Everybody.
front Store
the
made our
oe oe ee te
Charlottetown, July 13, 1894—m w f
w= TRY US!
SANDERSON é C8.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Newson Block, Victoria Row.
USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY the great Bloo! and Nerve Remedy.
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SS. “ELLIOT.” s * DATES OF SAILING. “ROM BOSTON—5Sth, 15th and 25th of each month. FROM CHARLOTTETOWN—10th, 20th and 30th of each month.
When any of these dates fall on Sunday, the sailing will take place on the pre- cejing Saturday. Cargo taken to and from Island Railway free of cartagé. Through bills.of lading from all stations on Island Railway to principal cities in United States and Europe.
R. McMILLAN,
Boston Agents : Charlottetown. Alfred Winsor & Son,} ex fri tu; pat sat
89 State Street. § wed, gu mon th; June 29, 1894, and wky jour pio wat her
Bicycle Tires
A difference of opinion exists among riders regarding the merits of the single and inner tube tires, and a choice of the two styles is
offered on the 1894 Columbia wheels. You can have the strong resillient and easily repaired Co- lumbia single tube or their new inner tube, which you will unhesitatingly -ronounce far
UR JULY ACCOUNTS
ARE NOW
Parties
please call and _ settle
oblige.
it
ar
Ch’town, July 24, 1894—dy
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OUT.
ahead of any « 4uer tire of this type. Full parti. ears in catalogue, which you can 9!)tain from
R. M. Young, Agent.
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owing us will)
TO HIRE. |
_A first-class Horse and Buggy, also a Enquire at G. G.
town,
and Dot ble-seated Phaeton. | JURY’S Jewelry Store, north side Queen
‘| Square, opposite Post Office, Charlotte-
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‘THE MAGIC CITY.
Have your copies of “THE MAGIC Lowest price and good
J. D. TAYLOR, Bookbinder, Queen St.
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| same by j ad
BATHING SUITS,
in the city. 'Phis is the only place we do business, and this is the spot where we pay the highest price for
All Sizes, Very Cheap,
ant lla
D. A. BRUCE'S.
Chisrlottetown, July 20, 1894—m w f
shoes.
to be
a wate
looked
up.
comfor search
THE SUMMER G
hereabouts,
comes to us for her This fact proves her to be
as sensible as she is lovely. Those Oxford Ties of ours are just teo cool
without, and a summer girl
without them would look as dismal as
ring place without the summer
girl; and certainly nothing in foot- wear ever delighted any summer girl so much as our Ties, that have heen voted the handsomest in town. turally the young ladies of Charlotte- town are in a flutter over our shoe triumph, and even though Miss Smith
Na-
long, she could never look
prettier from a shoe point of view than she would wearing a pair of our in- imitable Oxfords sold at 60 cents and We also have DONGOLA COM- FORTS for old ladies. lady should have a pair to enjoy real
Every old
t. Always come to us if in of something good and cheap.
J. BKB. MACDONALD & CO.
Charlottetown, July 11, 8194—dy
The New Brunswick IRE Is
Royal Art Union, |
free. Agents wanted everywhere. July 6.
trains of this Railway will ran daily (Sundays
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NEW STORE.
- i Railway Cottegiate ‘School for Boys, .| 106th TEAR.
Onand after FRIDAY, Ist June, 1894. the
D. POTTINGER, Gen. Mgr. Can. Goyt. Railways, Moncton, N. B J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent, Charlottetown. Railway Offices, 3lst May, 1894.
| | Wants, Lost, Found, &c. |
} I have opened a new JEWELRY and
FANCY GOODS STORE on QUEEN |
STREETS, opposite J. D. MeLeod & Co’s. | If you want your Watch or Clock to go |
—I don’t mean to go when you go, but to
go and keep good time—come to JOSEPH
GOODSTEIN and have them repaired. Open daily from 7 a. m. till 9.30 p. gm, | julyl2
rity hy
All kinds, wholesale and retail, at
Aaversements Sania yerise"* "=" | WATSON’S DRUG STORE.
| FOR SALE.—The house on the corner of | Great George and Euston Streets, now occu- ied by Mr, Wonflacott. Apply toMRs Wm. } RTER, Richmond Strect. lw pd—jy25 scnalagaagiiane
; ; 2 . -125T.—on stonaay, 20a tosis, in ove | Meagher’s Orange Quinine Wine, nai town ‘ost Office or somewhere | around Queen Square, a silver waich chain, | Prepared strictly according to the British The finder will be rewarded on leaving same | Ph@rmacopeia. Quinine in this agreeable at THE EXAXINER office. tf—jy24 form is quicker in action and more reliable ao than when taken in Capsules, Powders or eS Pills Dose—Half a wineglassful. For sale FOUND—A walking cane. Owner can have by all druggists. Sample bottle free to physi- roving property and paying for this | clans upon receipt of card. ad. Apply to Mrs. HERON, Dorchester Street MEAGHER BROS. & CO., West. july | feb2é—d&w 3m Montreal.
julyl7
Limited, | excepted) as follows :— ae sa, | lt tiles ‘Trains Outward. rains Inward, | HE 4D MASTER—Mr. H. M. Bradford, M. A., OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW Read down aa! Cambridge, , 7 arene : zi HK Bi to Met nouetoitne 6% “eM | lame Be Aer Gamabeagey Me tan ones ‘ Km 3 0496 14....-Royalty Junction..... 606 919) Gent, B. A., Oxford, CAPITAL STOCK, $150,000 heen ie) ea ieee ung Pros eneneneninion i 405 658...... unter EP, wanes 4 } 736 ........Bradalbane........ 7 The School a well-equil Gym- Incorporated to Promote Art, | $3 f3n.20c.c"mmeratd’.0000. 455 730 | nastum, with Tnstractor in abtendanoe dally p 508 7 4D.....+4 Freetown. ........ 445 710 | “iso large music rooms, play room, library. — 98 758........ Kensington ........ 429 648 | cricket field, skating rink, ranning track, aa This Company will distribute among | os 815)...... ate a 405 ou coe See oe Taare by electricity a ts subscribers, on the ca ems... Le + phates 340 1105|. Junior Beys receive every care from the 208 S65........,.Missouche......... 338 104 | “Ae TOT ssistld db Singhidens tile or tor Bie. DE. bocccse e rier) Sist Day of July, 1894, bt 0,5 smi Port Hill.......... 287 9 35 | #ny public examinations. e . BP PS teatce. O'Leary .......... 146 $09 | Michaelmas ‘Term begins THURSDAY, a: eas aa § | September 6th. ie $ 00 tt i RON Aen. pectin daa 10s 745 | Calendar for 1894-5, with full particulars, 3432 Works of Art, aggregating in value | ¢ 55 34 55 1225 609 | Can be obtained from tae Head Master. $65,115. Every subscriber has an equa!| PM AM PM AM | julyl7—6w eod chance. candies bv bbe cocbotessbedseeseevses ao > a The Grand Prize is a Group of Works | “4 5) 300....., .Charlottetown....... 22 535 DAVENPORT SCHOOL of Art valued at $18,750. valeription 65 315. Royalty Junction..... 9% bis ’ Tickets for sale at the New Brunswick | 7°25 340...........Bedford........ - 340 2 . , } 8@ 406) ..0s.., Ar Lyv.....+€¢ 815 406 Royal Art Union Gallery in St. Jobo, N. | eee Eee Portland Manor, St. John, N. B. B. Price $1 each. In addition to the} 820 4105....... Ly Ml ccesei 8 10 ie | monthly chance of winning a-valuable | 3) $i) c0-\"vatpevers 00 72) 248 | prize, the holder of 12 consecutive monthly | 1014 5.33 ......... Bear River......... 645 158 | Boys educated for College or Business 5 -ription tickets will receive an origina] | 1055 695.......... Souris... ....... 615 115) } : subscription tickets will recei g aM PM AM PM | by an excellent staff of Resident Masters. Work of Art, by such artists as Thos. | 77 is cctaitidens so-pkmening + becakesdbbndiaieelaiielnl nd t Moran, N. A; Wen. Mi. Gheles, oo others. | Ou PM am pm Special Attention Paid te Reli- Send money for subscriptions by regis- | “g25 410.......Mount Stewart......810 344 Morals and tered letter, money order, bank cheque or an 58 lie Cardigan. ........ in 28 | gion, Manners. pbenpe 10.00 G90 won ons Georgetow ees ks a Oe ; ; é THE NEW BRUNSWICK iss sn siden cal cemilw ne ee ee ROYAL ART UNION, Lid, | PM fe AM) Warden—Rev. John M. Davenport, St. John, N. B. 515 A EES ig Enel Se gee 7 13 1M. A. Outed ‘ s OOD. .cccercccce Jmpe Traverse,... ....+00% 6B | . ° . Cireulars and full informetion mailed | P M AM
_ Day Scholars, $45; House Boys, $200 per annum.
N. B—Boys with fine voices for the | choir will be admitted at much lower
rates. School Year begins September 3rd. Ap ply to Headmaster. tl lst sep—jul3
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| In Your Pantry
and if not there, get it without delay
YOUR 2 : | Biscuits,
Cakes, Pastry,
If made with it, will be
DELICICtS.
We refer to
GERMAN WOODILL’S } BAKING POWDER.
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