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Latest News of tlic-~ City and Province

QU|z:r:N‘s BIRTHDAY.-The Elfin will

maksftwo extra trips on the Queen's Birthday-leaving Charlottetown at 10.30 a. in., (not 1l.30as appeared yesterday ,) and 3p.m.

Revs. F. S. Godin, of Stewiake: Clar-

ence McKinnon, of Halifax, and Dr. D. Murray, of Stewiaoke, sailed yesterday on the lumber-laden sailing ship, Briar- dené, for France. They will tour England and Scotland, after visiting the exposi- tion, they will return by theiBriardene on her next trip, which will likely be in the fall.-Ex. Chronicle.

The bishop of Nova Scotia has been re-

quested-bythe Canadian House of Bis- hops to visit the Missions of the D._ &F.M. S. in Japan on his way home from Aus- tralia; and alsoto represent and to bear the greetings of the Episcopate of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States to the Australian Church at the great Centenary gathering- this year

The Portland Cold Storage and Tran- sit Company has been organized at Port- land with E. Franklin Clements, of New York, as its president. Associ&.l»_€d with Portland in this enterprise is Halifax,

where a cold stora e lant similar to that

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Come in and see them.

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class instrument.---If you`_ are thinking of buying a Piano come down and talk the mat- ter over _wth us.

We will be pleased to have

you call.

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be built. The Portland building, it is said, will be about 100 feet long by 90 feet wide, and will be seven stories in height with a large power station attached. The Halifax plant is to be operated in connection with that of Portland. _H. L. Chapman of the Plant Line will be thc agent in Halifax of both the local and the international cold storage and transit company.

THE Halifax Herald says:-The old com-

plaint of short weight butter from the creaineries ,is again heard ' in Halifax. Sometime ago The Herald engaged in something of a crusade against this kind of wrong-doing, with the result that there

P ` Wasiinprovement. -But now some of the e‘,e;_ythi[-lg ready for `1'heir.reception__

creameries are relapsing into old habits. ' l _ ‘ ' i

_ _ Some lobsters have been taken at the

Dealers in Halifax are constantly - -

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F-rlra 2006 ‘H1112 ~ a `§§ml§§n§§._`° D‘l'.li.....`s a..i.0i° iiwlyi. Thy bllshtms and W\th°ff"2 brew

t $2 75 SUIIDI €l"S C0l‘ll8l'. check qhorm es andif they do it mean; Who among us shall conquer thy terrors a trouble for ihdm in dealing 'with the whn shall Share' in theztriumph der

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creameries. _ ones yis e ~ po y _ _ _

for creameriesas well as for any other Who bshag give us again the loved

business. Often the short weight may be mt ers’

The husbands so loyal and true

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thizsrelwljileixgs vzilful or upnintentional. Let who mourn for the Sons that ye Slew?

this kind of wrong- doing end.-P. E.. For the noble, the young, and the gifted Island oats in bulk 36 to 38c. ' Who had seen but the bright side ‘of

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I Violated the Police

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It cures PAIN. Also big 250. bottle.

'thouklit the East Point district a legiti-

finding tubs and particularly prints, ready_ Asthe man closeslhear that the Short °f the fu" p°‘"‘d° Nm’ veteran ilsher,1Daniel S.McInnis of Red

l°n8' 33° il me"‘~`h"'nt had found a Point,`has caught the flrstcod-nsh. serious shortage and had written: to ` '

the creamery about it. The answer _ -

was made that full weight was given. _ _ tluaardebergf - A weight irispecbbr and the cwarhery “Ancient ihaiwiia,=n<if1 charge against map happened bpf-ll iDff° the mefchn-“VS an invisible enemy. . . On, on we establishment together. The butter was rushed through ahail Qf buiiegg _ _ _ _e _ _ still 011 hr!-f1d,il`f WHS W€lShed» 9-lid the Like tigers our brave boys bounded over agent was speechless. It is a fraud the °pen_"._ _ _» _

,on a long-suffering and patient con-

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Te" cents 13 au 7°" Pay fm' Bentlay S AndGod will garner their spirits ` Liniment-None better at any price. In abrighter celestial home _ E‘1“9'u3' 8°°d fm' internal 01° external use' For they who have fallen inherit

Eaéri-:RN No'r1~:s.-Though the patriot-

ism of our sons is unquestioned and their loyalty uniinpaired, there is not the inter- est taken in the war-here that there was in its earlier stages. The issue was never doubted, and the victorious march of the all conquering British army is what was anticipated by every student of history, and every loyal-son and daughter of the Empire. A newer, a more interesting, though perhaps a not more important subject is the 'trans- actions in the House of Assembly in your town at present. The time was, and that not long ago,-when city lawyers

mate hunting ground for Legislative honors, and two occupants of the wool-l sack, one still in possession, owe their political birth to the free and indepen- dent electors of East Point. A newer and better order of things has arisen, the city lawyer hunts here no more, in fact he is at a big discount.When the rustioeastern T supporter met him in thecity he was byno menus as nice a man as when he canvass- him in his countryhome, shook 'hands so cordiallyhnd asked for the Welfare of his wife, praised, probablylkissed the ichild- ren,his political sponsors found they were soon forgotten, and as a natural con- sequence the free and independent turned from the city article to the more accessible and more approachable man f:rom his neighborhood. The schoolmaster has been abroad, the results are visible on every hand, politicians abound, and on alate evening when the news was carried eastward from Souris that the Government was broken, that _the I`arquharson_ Administration wasno more; it caused dejection in one party, elation in another. The prospective can- didates began arranging themselves in the panoply used in former campaigns,a.nd als- suming the good looks are considered nec- essary for the occasion. Whenagain the news arrived that'Wise was eject/ed, that Pineau had joined the Government and that no election was in sight, the preparations suddenly fceased, the arts of peace were resumed, and the usual avocations attended to, till the drum again beats to battle, when some interesting developments are ex- pected, as one party in this section think they are entitledto a candidate as well as the other, and may refuse tosupport two men from the other end of the dis- trict, picked out for them by some llialf-dozen in the inner circle. -The `weatlier is a little more spring-like, ` and our farmers are straining every nerve to get their crop- ping done in time.,-Considerable herring is taken round here at present, but no cod fish so far, though trawls are set and

different factories, but traps are not all

O war with lliy dread nameless hon-'ora

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i E‘re the dark cloud of battle has lifted , Have each been laid low in the strife.

- A. L. Kent, curator `of the estate of Hee- .And their valour has crowned with its I tor Prevost, dry goods merchant, _an in- glory

solvent, is suing the following insurance _ Thisrfair little Isle of the Sea, _

companies: Hartford Fire Insurance Com- And,their names oft repeatedin story pany, $1000; Alliance Assurance Company, Shall be honoured for aye, by the fI‘¢¢. 4 300; Norwich Union Fire Insurance So- _r _ _ , __ `

iiity, $1(I)0; National Assurance Company Bgiavgaigffthe dead who an lying

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“ *lf Ireland’ $9000; 99 mmerwl1~Um°u Assub " Think you, th;t0iv:lthu§Jl?r§.Ivlely) dyling

mee C°mDany' $3000’ fm' d°'m°g°° caused Their sacrifice has been in vain?

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defence by some of the companies mention- Mum; yield to & British posaessian -

ed is that the condition in the policy that And love yet shun t-riumph del; hate

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their bein notified was violated. Fur freedom and Juan” ,han reign

The-curse of a slave dealing state

And the peace of a peace-loving nation

Atone for the brave he slain.

New life in the Heaven to come.

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and knowledge of what will sell we never get overloaded with

which is not saleable and 'so we are always receiving new are enabled to ahow the latest styles as soon as they are on the

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discounts and _believa in quick sales and small prohtn, so we goods at the smallest possible advance on cost.

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