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7320 and Other items.

‘a a larg shortage this year both in ewick and Maine cut of logs. os offered seven cents a r, provided it is a prime

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ar cle a org by the Hon. J. B. Pinch in Lad. | ot symmerside, to-amorron (Friday) cveulbs ~~ e BK. Dai f Yarmouth, N.S.,, a » ¥ Luver on “abbath : a At Clyde River met . th itsh're at Jp. m asp” \jaly lS dy wkly - Captain <A \ McDougall,

Tarncu. . , had from his yard at Mr itland, oa Satur-

ne bark, cailed the Craigie Burn, of She is owned by the

Janncaes jay, 2 8 1 12h tons register. padder avd others vu ” 2 Wuat is the first thing to be done in case ef fre! asked a teacher. By o:lect the money - jagurance company, promptly answered - at the foot of the « lass, whose tather had io Joss by fire several times. ’ -- -

4 NovEL enterprise is bh ing started in Mon ' eal : itis eslled **The American Clean towd Company.” For twenty cents, payable weekly, it furnishes every morning a clean towel delivered to any part of the city.

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4 COMPLAINT comes from the smal!l-pox iu- fected distri t near Preston, Indiana, that it js impossible to get conveyances to carry the dead to the cemetery. The people are panic- stricken. The dead lay unburied several days. Mach indignation 1s expressed,

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Amysrertous epidemic has broken ont in Lishoa and in various other parts of Portugal. The victims are attacked without warning, sod die within a few minutes after seizure The disease is a mystery to the doctors, who, as yet, have found no ¢ fective method of com- pating it.

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Tus last Canada Cuxtte announces the gonfirmation of the rank of Lievtenant W. A. Weeks, ef the Charlottetown Kngineer Com- pany; also that Lieutenant Weeks has obtain- of 'g firstec’as3 certificate, “short course” grade “4” from the Royal Military College of

Canada, —_—_~—_—

Ay authority on canned goods, reveals the ivteresting fact that most of the jeliies in the marketare made of spple parings and cores

imes the stock is kept so long that it will net make jelly- then they make strained honey out of it. This, says the Philadelphia Record, is calied enterprise in America; in France they call it to jail. 2 abil

SysecLak Comxsctprnce.—The other day George E. Boak launched a new boat on one side of his wharf and humoreusly named it the “Riel.” Next day in came a schooner and moored at the other side of the wharf, and h rname was “Swift Current” The follow. ing day one of the workingmen remaiked as a rather sivgular coincitence that a larg= evn- signmect cf a new brand of eosp had arrived atthe warehouse on the wharf between the “Riel” and the ‘‘Swift Current,” and the brand of the soxp was the ‘* Haif-breed.”— Halifax Chronicle.

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Masontc Picnic —We understand that the Freemasons of Charlottetown, with their families, purpose having a basket picnic during the latter partof August at Cape Traverse. Arraagements are being made with the rail- way to convey excursionists to and from the pienie ground. Every thing that will con- tribute to the pleasures «f the day will be the min object of the committee. The brethern from Summerside and along the route wil! assemble at County Line Station, and proceed by tie branch line to their destination. Farther particulars regarding rates, etc., will shortly be given by advertisement,

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A RUMOR prevails in Catholic Church cir- gles, in Baltimore, that before the end of the year Archbishop Gilbon’s will receive a Car- dinal « hat, and that the Rey. John 3. Foley, of St. Martin’s Church, will earlier be made a bishop and assigned temporarily to the see of Savannah. After the reception of the hat bv the Archbishop, Father Foley will be recalled to Baltimore and be made coadjutor to the Cardinal, fhe Rev. Edward McColgan, of S¢ Peter's Church, the present Vicar Gen- eral, will be made a monsignor, Ail these mamered appreaching changes are freely talked of by the clergy as well as the laity.

stoned Te Fisureies.—The general sentiment of the fishing interest at Gloucester, Mass., is that the agreement betwen the United Statcs GMernment and that of Great Britain in re- gard to the fishing rights npon the coasts of the Dominion of Canada and the United States will be favorable to Gloucester inter- esta, the right t» take mackerel inshore and purchase bait being more than equivalent to the freedom of the United States’ inshore fisheries to the Canadians. There is uneasi- ness lest, by negotiations which will follow. the “anadians may again secure the best end of the bargain, and the opinion is expressed that the United States interest would have safe under a hostile sentiment of Canada, even with a few sezures and broken voyages, —Preahyterian Witness. scneitatiadijestiail AMoNG the measures which the Goverrs ment have determined to drop for the present Session is the bill to sanction and confirm the present provisional arrangement with Mr. Andrew Aljan for the ocean mail service. The atrangement now in force is to be continued One year longer. In the meantime Mr. Allan will make arrangements in Scotland to add n2w Steamers to the line, of additional strength and power and improved sailing quali- Wes We are pleased to learn that its Owner is determined to make the Allan Line second to none that cross the Atlantic, fle has already added to it some splendid thips, and those to be built will, no doubt, be

stperior to even the best of them. Canadians ook with pride on their pioneer steamship line, i.nd will be greatly gratified to see it rank tecond te none on this continent. —M/on-

real Herald onset

THe CONSECRATION OF THE Sr. JOHN CATHEDRAL AND StLver JuBILER —On Thurs. “y Next, the Feast of our Lady of Mount Carmel, the Cathedrel at St John will be Cousecrated by His Lordsb*p the Bishop. All the prelates of the Lower Provinces—Dr. O'Brien (Halifax), Dr. Rogers (Chatham), Dr. Cameron (Arichat), Dr, Mclntyre (Charlotte- town)—will be present. Bishop Kean, of Richwond, Va.; Bishop Corrigan, of New tk, Bishop Hoaley, of Portland, Maine, Arch iis 10p Lyreoh, of Toronto, and po doubt Other Rishops will be presen, Bishop Keane, oneef the zreatost pulpit orators ia the United States, will preach, A very large number of Priests from the Provinces will assist in the Seremovies, The celebration of the Silver Jubiles of His L ‘rdship Bisbop Sweeny will take place on the same day. He will be pre- sented with an address aad gifts by the Cathedral congregation, and other perishes Will follow its example. In the evening a

light procession in honor of the event |

Will take place. — Globe,

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Local and Other Items. A REGATTA i# to teke place i 3 ' the latter part of this mouth, oo —_—— > - —

Hon. Mr Cuariear Secretary i , : » « of Sta going to Paris for medical treatment. " eee A LARGE number of excursionists left on the

steamer Southport to-day to att party at Fort Augebies. =

es His Lorpsure Bisuop McIntyre is in St.

| o'clock.

| fares on the Roeilway,

John, assisting at the patic i Sweeney) ’s Silver wee eee rinciiaescii ‘ “ PECTAL S*RVICrS will be held in St. Peter's Church en the evenings of ihu-edav, Frida and Saturday of this week, at 7.30 o'clock. , én

Tue Hon. J. B. Finch will

; ive a free Lec- ture this evening in Y. M. g Sree Lee

ts Hall, at 8

—J, A. Lawson, Secretary Committee, 4° . - _— 7

; Tur Stipendiary Magistrate is stil! engaged

Frying sppeals from the City Assessment.

Chis year nearly two hundred cases are to be

tried,

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ReMeMBER the monster Temperance Picnio at Birch Grove, Freetown, on Friday. Flalf Hon. J. B, Firch speaks,

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Tue enterprising market gardeners of Pownal —Mesers. James Gay & Son, had in market on the last market day, new potatoes beets, ¢ rrots, turoips and peas, :

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_Ftre.—All who witnessed the second ex- hibition of the Harden Hand (yrenade, last evening, concluded that, aa an effective fire extnguisher, it cannot be surpassed.

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Mr. Worpes and Mrs Worden leave this evening tn the steamer Carroll for their home in Auburn, New York. They carry with them the good wishes of mary friends in this Province.

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Tue Annual Scottish Gatheriog, to take place at Longworth’s Field, on Thursday, the 23rd of July, instant, promises to be unusually attractive. More than ordinary preparations are being made with the view of successfa ly carrying out the day’s proceedings.

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Mr E. H. NorroN was a passenger this morning by the steamer Ulunda, from the Damara from Swansea to Halifax. Mr. Norton looks well after his visit to France, and speaks well of the officers of the Halifax Steam Navigation Co’s. ships. He reports a little ice still on the passage.

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In 1862, during the war of the rebellloa, Mr. Charles H Hooper, of Castine, Me., sent a letter home which his wife never received until last Friday. Twenty-three years were eceupied by the missive in coming from Washington to Castine. This is quite eqval to any feat ever performed by the Post Ottice in P. E, Island,

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Grorce F. Srepmay, 40 years old, of Sebec, Maine, was married a few days ago to Grace Prebie, a girl of 1 years, living in the rame towo. The town clerk at first refused to issue a license, but the consent of the child’s parents being given,no legal ground for refusal remained, and the marriage ce-emoay was performed at once,

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Ir is stated that ten dollars were lately ab- stracted from a registered letter directed to Malcolm Murchison, of Point Prim, but while the Post Office Inspector was investigating the matter the money was returned in 4 piece of brown wrapping paper. Two dollars and fifty cents taken from another lett:r to the same address were also returned at the same

time. hacen

A BRADALBANE correspondent of the Jour- nal writes that business is brisk there a‘ pre- sent, especially in lumber, Mr William Doyle’s mill is running at its fal! capre'ty, turning out eight thousand shingle: a day, The necessary turning for the Summersi fe Pest Office is being done at this mil!, and the proprietor is about putting ia a new tink and tiume to increase its capacity and efliciency.

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W. Suaw, of Shaw’s bakery, St. Tehn, has purchased from Mr, Fuller, the famous 'ersey cattle-breeder, of St. Lambert. Quebec, a heifer called Rose of St. Lambert. cf the same family as the celebrated cow Mary Ann of St. Lambert, for whom Mr. Fuller refases $25,000, The heifer brought down by Mr. Shaw is in calf to a bull owned by Mr. Fuller, and held at $13,000. Should the calf prove a bull calf, Mr. Shaw can get hack for it the full price of his cow,

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SreaMer Utunpa arrived from Boston via Halifax with 250 bris, flour, 150 bris. and 50 sacks cornmeal and other cargo, and the following passengers :—-Miss Mary E. MeNeil, Mr. Steves, Miss Emma J. Jobnstene, Mr. Charles Ray, Mrs. Mce- Pherson, Misses Eliza McLawe, Isabel Mc- Innis, Mary McLean, Elizabeth Doyle, Mrs. Kate Nichols, Mrs King, Mr. King, Matthew Berhaut, Me. Greene, Mrs, Greene, Miss © McLean, Mr. Kidder, M », McCormack asd two children, Beverley R. Newbery, Dr. Sargent, Dr. Woodman, Master Surgeut, H, B, Sinner, Bb. Kk. Harris, Jno. H. Ellictt, Mr. Cobly, Misses

‘Emily Stiggins, M. E. McNeill, McMahon,

McInnes, A. McKenzie, Mr. Ry, M. A. L. Hall, Serah Carrey.

Tar Mirrary Prenic.—Owing to the excessive rains yesterday morning, the Committee were at first undecided whether they should postpone the picnic, but as the boat could not be obtained for the following day, and old Sol haviae made his appear- ance towards noon, they decided to make the best of a bad day. It was rather un- fortunate that the rain should have come as it did, as it made it very difficult for the committee to carry out their arrangements as at first in‘ended. The sail up and down the river was delightful, and all seemed to enjoy it thoroughly. We cannot say that the refreshment booth was as well arranged as it might have been. But as this was the first Military Picnic held for some time, this mey be excused, We hope next year the Committee will make a great effort and establish an annual picnic.

~*MARRIED. |

At the residence of the brides mother, on the I!th inst., by the Kev. D. H. Lodge, John S.Geffery, Lot 3, to Doreas Collunett,of Lot 7.

ADE BD. At his residence, St, Peter’s Bay, on the 18th ult, of paralysis, Berjamia Pingwel’, aged 73 years. At Millford Farm, Wood Islands, on Thurs. day morning, tho 2nd July iust, Christina,

relict of the late Maleo'm Me ‘illan, aged 7 years ; At Somerset, on the &th inst., of heart dis-

ease, Mary, the beloved wife of John Shreenan, in the 49th year of her age. Sequiescat in

pace.

Summerside Exports.

Summensivz, July Ul.

Shipped, per steamer St. Lawreace, Evans, master, for Point du Chene :

eg ee ae eee $ 418 00 © OS Uist odes cece ot tee 5 00 ee cs wae 32 00 i aaa ae ae 60 00 oe eee ee ee ct 18 00

Oe WAN ONIN. . KFbb Wisc evecs ve ~~ 4-99

ea ke 44 00

$ 617 00

By steamer Princess of Wales on the 13th :

Bey WO Od > coe 6 bac uananans $ 604 00

| eR CM ga 16 00 PE Cake sca. cin. Mitkas s 64 00

ow Wap GU. .. s,s Gide neitev i ke 4 00 Ni 500 00 WES ss G4 <a chin otis ae ale ae 4 09

re ied ae 60 00

PN NEE oo noes tcc esee 74 00

Wiebe dd i ck BT. $1,326 00 By same steamer on I4th:

ee ee. en oe Ee ee 473 00 SP Brees ove 505i tee. 5 AY... 150 GO 250 yards Island cloth............ 200 00 $923 00

Ly same steamer on 15th ;

18 MOM eG is AU. SAA $ 254 00 t shingle machine.............. 200 00 er Oe PT « edad ews ics c0 b0%> 50 00

$484 00

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SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF CHARLUTTETOWN, ENTERED,

July 14 - Mogvie; boards,

July 15—Mary B, Lavash, Janet A, Brean, “hatham, Moran, Pictou, coal; Bean Pictou, do.

July 15—Beau Baesin, Walsh, Pictou, co; Amelia, LeBlane, Glace Bay, do; P L G, Andersou, Pictou, do; Phenora, Roberts, Tatamagouche, lumber; |! & S, Irving, Pic- tou, coal; Mary Killen, Hurst, Shediac, lobsters; Confederate, Walpole, Pictou; John Tilton, Nicholson, do; stmr Ulanda, Hill, Boston, general mdse.

Hingley, Tatamagouche, Sydney, coal; shingles; Foam, Bassin, Walsh,

CLEARED

July 14—St Martin’sPacket, LeBlane, Arichet, bal; Janet A, Brean, Pictou, do; Foam, Moran, Pictou, do

July 15—Beau Bassin, Walsh, Picton, ooal; Alert, LeLacheur, do, do; Bounty, Halli- day, do, do; P L G, Anderson, do, do; Phenora, Roberts, Tatamagouche, mise; Ooward, Caine, West Cape, do; Gazelle, Robertson, Picton, bal; Confederate, Wal- goin. Pictou, do; John. Tilton, Nicholson, ao. ao.

July 16—Mary Ellen, Hurst, Pictou, coal, OTHER FORTS,

_ Summerside July 11--KEntered schr Domin- ion, Cass, Gaspe, rhingles; Heather Belle, McLean, Ch’town, bal. Cld tt—schrs D»- minion, Cass, Pictou, bal; Adonia, Arsenault, Pictou, bal. 13—Heather Belle, McLean, Crapwad, having in tow the steam dredge. Ext 15--schrs Annie Florence, Bernard, Pic- tou, coal; Carrier Dove, Allen, do, do. Cld 15—schr Kate, Walsh, Picton, bal.

HOTEL ARRIVALS. OSBORNE HOUSE.

July 14 -Miss Annie McGregor, Oakland, Cal; Mrs Jas Tuplin, New Annan; Mrs Peter “Stewart, Montague; Jas Kennedy, Brudenell; H Pradshaw, M D, New Glasgow; Ewen Stewart, do; D Munn, Brace Co, Ont; Mrs Munn, do; Jas Munn, do; Miss McNeill, do; Douglas. Cole, Tyne Valley; John P Langili, Vatamagoughe; Henry Tathric, do; Oliver Smith, Boston, Mass; P M Bourke, Mill View; Melvihe Wiliock, China Point 15 —Peter icGrath, Hunter River; E J McLeod, do; R v Joha McLeod, Strathalbyn. J}5—Wm J Nelson, New York; Miss H Neison, China Pomt; C Pope, Moncton, N B; Mrs A B Koight, Boston; Miss. Florence Hoper, do; Miss Mable Hoper, do; Mrs Hoper, do; J Philip Bowerman, St John; John Horne, Murriy Harbor;Lester Hayden, Vernon River;

do, A McKay, do; Mrs McKay, d>; Jenkias, New Glasgow, NS; J N MeLeap, Pictou;Henry Bayer, Halifax; Leonard Morris, Summerside; Harold Mor:'s, do I6-S C Clarke, Mount Stewart; James Ross, do; Joha McKay, Carlton: WS Hacker, Summerside; 5S K McLean, Souris; Frank Allen, Bay Vecte; Miss Anvie Burns, Freetown; Miss Munro, Georgetown.

SHAW HOUSE - BRACKLEY POINT BEACH. July 7—Mrand Mrs Boyle, Quebec ; Mias Beer, Charlottetown; James Murray, Broc'- ville. 8 —Jadge Hensley, Uharlotietown; Mrs Hensley, do. 11—-Mr and Mrs Worden

Miss EKilen Maxwell, do; Miss Haszird, do;

den, do; Mrs J Richards, do; Miss Rayden, do; Miss Palmer, de; Miss Howard, do; Miss \ Longworth, de; Miss A Beer, Go; Miss M Palmer, do; Mr and Mra G Palmer, do; Walter Taylor, Toronto; Mrs Taylor, do; Master Eddie Taylor, Torouto; Miss Ethel Taylor, do; Miss Kastword, do; R R Fitz- Gerald, Charlottetown; Mrs FitzGerald, do; C FitzGerald, do; K FitzGerald, do; S W Dodd, do; Mrs Dodd, do; Miss Tremaine, do; Mr and Mrs Newbery, do; Master Stanley Newbery, do. 12—A A Brown, do; W Doull, do, M Wright, do; A Alley, do; Fred Peters, do; W Hobkirk, do; Chief Justice Palmer, ¢o

RANKIN HOUSE,

July 14—A L Mitchell, Halifox; W L Ogll, Montreal; Mis Jamison, Bedeque, Miss Jamisop, do; Mrs Major Wright, do; T A Cossman, Halifox; Jas A Fraser, Summersida, D A Campbell, Tatamoguche; A Leffing~ell, New York; J B Lefebre, Montrea!;W J Phelan, Halifax. 15—F Harper and wife, Rayfield; C H Allen, do; Miss J A Jones, de; AJ Craig Pictou; John McDonald, do; W J Miller, New York; E Rosenberg, do; F Massey, Mon- treal; Mrand Mrs Scott, Halifax; Deb Carritt, St John. Mr MHavnnox, do; W Thieck- ens, St Stephen, Wm M Smith, St John; Albert N Blodgett, M D, Boston; Harrison Loring, do. 16—W L Kidder, Boston; G Kivg and wife, New York; H B Skinner, Bosten; E K Harris, do; H F Webb, Pertland: Geo L Sterling, New York; Charles Stell- man, do

REVERE HOUSE,

July 15—J Webster, Shediac; L Webster, do; D Stewart, Summerside; C P Knight, Winnipeg; S Macvin, Cambridge, Mess; D Kogers, Summerside; Miss Stevens, O-well; Jobn Nelson, Lorre Hotel. 15—Deavid Ander- sn, Toronto; A L Gault, Montreal; E McGee, Mount Stewart; J H Tippett, St John, N B; Join Thompson, Toronto; John McGee, Mon- | tres!; H MeNichol, Toronto.

SEASIDE HOTEL, RUSTICO BEACH.

Jaly 13 —Mrs G-o Summers, Montreal; Ida Summers, de; “co Summers, do.—15—Richard L Slogget. ‘ uarlottetown; Mrs Slogget, do; fi Slogget, do.

Ge» Morris and wife, Boston; Miss Morris, | P Mi

Albany, N Y; Mrs Maxwell, Charlottetown; |

Mrs HW Longworth, do; Mrand Mrs Ray- |

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EW GOODS! Perkins & Sterns

HAVE JUST OPENED:

New Black Nun's Veiling, New Black Satins,

New Cream Laces, New White Laces,

New Colored Silk Veivets, 'New Bustiles and Panniers,

New Millinery Materials,

‘New Corsets.

a>

NEW WINDOW HOLLANDS.

thing very low in price. Muslins,

Cheap.

Ch’town, July 10, 1885.

Stock of Summer Goods well assorted and every-

Prints, Parasols,

Umbrellas, Hosiery, Gloves, Collars, Ties, in great variety. Micn’s and Boys’ Straw Hats selling very

PERKINS & STERNS.

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BUY SUMMER DRY GOO

peaiende HM inert

W hhKES & CO.,

MAREET SQUARE.

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Large Variety ! Choice Goods! Low Prices!

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WhmKS && CO.

Ch’town, June 26, 1885.

USE DIAMOND POTASH.

—— ae BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESORI

EN JULY Ist.

20:

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- > RUSTICO BEE.

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PVVAIS BEAUTIFUL WATERING PLACE will be open for the accommodation o

Visitors and Guests from July Ist till September 5th

The Proprietors will spare no pains! More attractive than ever! is being improved so as to even surpass its former reputation.

TERMS :~$!.75 to $2.59 per day ; $'0.5) per week; $8.50 per week per month. Ceaches leave Charlottetown every Wednesday and Saturday, calling for guests; Return- ing every Thursday and Monday morning,abont 9 a, m.

Trains leave Charlottetown for Hunter River at 6a m.,, 8 25% m., and 3.15 p. m.

Every department

" a Huater River for Charlotietowu at 8.15 a.m., 2 28 and 6.15 p, m. ef & Summerside for Huater River at 6.10 a. m, 12,25 p. m., and 455 p.m, - %” Hunter River for Summerside at 7 a, m., 10 08 a m,and 435 p. m.

Ch’town, Jone 15, 1885.

— SS Em —

GLASGOW AND LONDON

Insurance Company

OF GREAT BRITAIN.

70:

Capital - - Five Million Dollars

70:

damage by Lightning, whether fire ensues or not.

GENERAL AGENT FOR P. E. ISLAND.

June 20—2m eod

The above Company insures every class of business at

current rates: aud on Farm Property and Stock. insures against |

FRED. W. HYNDMAN,

AV OTD ‘Ammenia Beking Fowder, AND USE ONLY® WOUDILL'S GERMAN BAKING POWDER,

of which W. F, Brest, Dominion Analyst, St. Jobn, N. B., in bis report, Aug. Lith, 1°84,

says :— j Say

: fresh and Pure ; same compo | sition as usual,

| BUT

| F. L. Bartriert, State Chemist of Maine, says |of a Baking Powder (sold only in tius) new | being pushed into this city :— | It contains one ingredient that should not jenter into the composition of any Baking | Powder, namely, Carbonate of Ammonia, \(A POISONOUS CHEMICAL.) This is a jstrong Alkali, unfit for human consumption, |}and | am surprised that this chemical should he used when it is so well known ‘0 be in- jurious to health, in anything used for food.

Ask your grocer tor WOOPILL’s GER- MAN BAKING POWDER, in psper or in tins 8 cents ; quarter and half pounds.

June 26th, 13885.—-lyr dly wkly

>pecial Notice

—TOo—

. ; ; ) , ‘ , } Purchasers of (otien Warp. \ 7 E find it indi is call the attention

of these who USE COTTON YARN OR WARP to the fact that the yarn made by us isthe ONLY REAL

Water-Twist Yarn

Made in the Dominion—no other mill having the machinery on which to make it.

Our Yarn is, eccnsequently, very much superior for weaving pur poses to any other in the market—a fact whick is well known to those who have used it for the past TWENTY YEARS.

All our Yarns have our name upon the label, and none other are genuime.

For sale by all Wholesale Houscs,

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Wi, PARAS & NOM,

(LIMITED),

New Brunswick Cotton Mills.

June 9, 1885.

PHU SPARHAM— FIRE PROOFING.

GeT THE BES

THE

Sparliam Mineral Fire Procteg

for shingle roofs, outlasta several coats of ordinary paint,

PRESERVING THE SHINGLES

—AND—

reas Saurfag Meking a Purface en Them Like Siate.

Only two cents per ib., by single Barrel. One dollar and fifty cents per one hundred pounds.

Five bbl. lots.

Delivered at Moncton, N, B.

Address :

J. J. MILLER, Millerton, N. B. June 20, 1885,

The “Noisy Boys.”

€O THE TRADE. |THE “Noisy Boys” Cigar; the best Cigar on the market.

¥ hoiesaie Only.

| Sole Agent for Prince Edward Island,

JAMES BYRNE. | Ch'town, June 12—30ins