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from then-Once lnthecalllcll Bnocx Baaxcng:'l'lons—Central8treet,8ummerl|de

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and an over the Province by noon, '1‘ year .................... . .

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Elli: Xenia; huaidiagog

JULY 19. 1898.

The shower baths in the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium are now open free to mem- bers. Comfortable individual drﬁlllng rooms are attached, and the new addition is, in our opinion, the best featllrﬁ in “'9 gyms). Mr. Maﬂit and the few who gen- erously raised the amount necessary to secure the baths deserve great credit. Al small additional sum is still required. 803 any who feel inclined to make a donation which will ensure them the ntisfactiou of seeing the benefits of their: generosity would do well to consider the Young Men's Christian Association gymnasium.

“The Devil's Punch Bowl-”

The writer being one of thepartyof ‘visitors to the “Punch Bowl" to which reference was made in the report of Grand Division meeting in your issue of Friday, may be permitted to give your readers some idea of thin wonderful spot. It is situated on the old Princetown Rood. not far from Granville. It is simply I large hole with almost perpendicular walls on the brow of a small mountain, caused nodonbtbytheactionofrainstoram, for many hundreds of years. Having made fast our horses we began to descend one byoneholdingontothebranchesofgtsees orpiecesofrcck. The further down we went the more dangerous and dark the place appeared until we arrived at the bottom, where everything is cold and damp. Moses and ferns are in abun- dance and here we espied . beautiful stream of water ﬂowing out of the rock. The day being hot, somewhat in the vici- nity of 80 degrees, wesll stoopeddown and slaked our thirst-from the cooling draught. We could there most truth- fully recite the following beautiful lines of our order :- ' “This which you now behold is sparkling water—- ' ° ' The beverage prepared by God ! To nourish and invigorate his creatures, And beautify his footstml. ’ As thus you see its countless drops unite And blend in one, so may we blend to- gather

In one unruﬁled stream, I Whose purity shall wash away thedains Of black intemperauce.”

This is how the place received its name: It is related that over a hundred years ago a person was hauling a puncheon of rum on a sleigh from Charlottetown to Priucetown and in the darkness of the night the sleigh took a slew and the pun- cheon of rum tumbled in and went to pieces and from that time ithasbeen known by the name of “The Devil’s Punch Bowl.” It is well worth avisit. It is suggested that the Bycicle Club of Charlottetown organize a run and hold their first picnic at "The Devil’s Punch Bow ” ’

Out of Smallpox.

Monrnsah, July 15.-The provincial secretary has telegraphed to the provin- cial board of health here, totheefectthat thereare48caseeof smallpoxinVictoria, live in Vancouver and one in New West- miniater. There is none elsewhere so far as isknown, and all cases. are “under the supervision of the authorities. The provincial and local health-eﬁeershere say they have no fear of intection.

The Order of Foresters.

Nucuu, July l5.—The executive of the Foresters have made arrangements for registration ofthe order is Great Bri-

Hon. Mr. Lamp.-The Government

are charged with insincerity in intro- trcduciug a Bill contrary to tl-‘mil’

principles, audthe proof adduced in support of the charge is that certain suggestions introduced in this ‘Cham- ber are foreign to the Bill. This Bill regulates the franchise and the sug- gestions which have been 01830 0“ that point are in amordanoe with "10

principles of the Bill. There have been 0“,

no outside matters introduced, and these suggestions are framed with I due regard to the freedom of the peo- ple and in the interest of the electors. It is nothing like the mongrel Bill the late Government smuggled in. which was a Bill for appropriating certain moneys therein mentioned, and they added a clause to draw

$250,000 from Ottawa. No more com plete Bill than the one before the house has passed through the Legislature since I have had a seat in this House. Reference has been made to the Gov- ernment giving twelve per cent dis- count in the Land Otlice. It is true we have passed a Bill to give twelve per cent discount to all who paid their accounts in full before a certain time, and it has worked admirably. it has been the means of drawing a large amount of money to the Land Oﬁce, and the discount has gone into the pccketscfthepoor people. It is a much cheaper and easier method of getting accounts settled than the one adopted by the late Government of issuing precepts and paying. in some cases, ﬁfty per cent of the proceeds in sheriffs’ fees and expenses, while the poor men on the ﬁrms had to pay the whole amount. Under the present In the money was saved to the r man instead of going into the pockets of the oﬂicers of the law. There may be a few cases where it it necessary to en- force the law, , and the pres- ent Government have introduced another Bill teenable the Commission- er of Public Lands to enforce payment in a summary manner, without the aid of the Sheriff and other oﬂicers of the law. The work will ..be done at much

less expense than formerly. The Leader cf the Opposition said the pre- sent Government had not suﬁicient brains to enact useful legislation, but I have yet to learn what laws were passed by the late Government which showed them to bepossessed of super- ior intelligence. The Bug Act was the principle’ one they passed during the time they werein power. They issued precepts against poor men who were struggling for existence while they al- lowed the wealthy men to hold back the amount due. by them for land, if we are to believe the story they tell now when they say it was the wealthy men who took advantage of the twelve per cent discount. -They allowed some of their own wealthy support- ers to hold their land without paying anything for years—-one man who owed over'_$400 thought he could set this Gbverument at deﬁance, but he found he had to pay when his friends had lost the reins of power. That is their policy contrasted with our’s and I:leave the public to. judge. There are someof thesupporters of

‘the late Government who have been

allowed to go acct’ free for a number of years, and ‘we will have the plenum of. making them ‘pay up during the present year. We have only been in power one year,-wehaveglessened the cost of collecting amounts "due the Land Ollice,-we have reduced the cost of juries, while. the ends of justice are. just-as well served the system retained by the late Government for twelve long .y‘ea‘rs; "From the way the

. _m_e“mbér' denounces the mortgage

vote. join fvdslfi "Vim-sine. it was something from Pandemon-

hiujm hntthat. hon gentlemen was ‘ ‘fer. . «V long’ Iyears» enjoying : thersiweets -p of’ -oﬁice ~ and during .355: timb‘he‘n_ever thought of repeal- ‘ the law ‘which’ gave ’ mortgagee: 3 4 vote,’ so he .was’ responsible for E it‘-11 out--be, tins i That. hon» member .tuld..us he had ;b0_0n_':I-!I.9ciatedE with E. Liherals.aawe_l1’ as Conservatives and he-anight‘ get up - and.-tell us why. he left-the Liberals and--went to the’Co’n’°‘ ‘ dervatives. I remember thevtim/e was elected to support the Liberal . ' .§a_;;ty; hit it" ‘win :5. some that Jio l.°‘ll<.=3 5'39? "*“8bl°‘ ,.t9.r; €l.Ii1§2li°11.' and 'he,iv‘e::,it’ ‘ cu‘-,t'c the:Ccusery;atives. , 7 L7:Mr. Chlrnsnn.-V5-While you turned-

. ;,’Q"l|‘. was a Libera;

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a ‘\"*' ‘ --4-one . .. ‘ o‘ "' s “Oar .. on-v-o-u-.—. ..-

unite? coat and Whelau,-I‘-have city. , 'h’a‘enfsIo‘lvsraraa1t Ian proud t.e;pass.. _ ..fI_.i'boi.1?ioo:&iieo‘io iihaeiea. the‘Dc- .—

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ARLTO OE Elm, s...ngEawaiu rEE LEGISLATURE G G ’ IMISBHIVI ﬂllllllla lllllllll

Charlottetown Markets-

Cusanorrsroww. July I8. 1393- Beef(small)fD..uu...... ouo D00“ eeseeessee or O 0' mt, mussels senses sees 6 0" Bﬂtt£l',tub,vIbaaaseaaaseas0 °"'4>‘o°'xg cw”, t lbaussoessessaeae Calfsltihes (trimmed) ........ 0.06 G 0.08 0: IIU...U.....III FO'h' ssaeoeseeese Flour, rcwt.............. 1.25 to 2:35 mm D ssoeoseeesessssese HI’, ' I00 M (K')sassaaa 004 O 0455 'Iltt°ny'msaeeessseesssees O. Oatmeal (white oats) per cwt.. 2.30 to 2.50 Oatmeal, (black cats) per cwt 2.4:: Q 2.50 Pofk, (Slll) senses eeae 07:0 Goelo Pork, messaessssssssseess llﬂne W lN........CI" W 6 yams sesasasseesesaeee000l

PClt3,CICh sessossesslessoosssl 2~)l03s

000000000... IO‘OOlIOI0.0

Lamb (quarter) .............. 4o to6o FreshHslibut,perlb.......... 07 SpringPigs,perpsir.......... 5.ooto6.oo Rhuhrb, pel’bI1nClI......u.o BCCtS.-e- ~aaaeosese......-ass

Strawberries...... ...... .. ..

Charlottetown Market Quotations-

WHOL1IaI CASH YEW»

Wequote: ’

l“l0l1I', Sm’, Mesa assess Coﬂllncll dl1ll........o..uo.o3.%b0 Oatmealandkolled Oats.......4.35to4.5o BanseeasleeeeeeaOO0oInOOCOs‘a6o‘° OUIOIIIC.......C........IO'C Cll¢¢S¢ sesaes Que... go. go. eeesee Butter..... .......‘.l7tol8c Snguseiepydloweeses eseesseess3% to eseses_a eessle assess r¢Ioooaoaasousssssesesaesssseash8t023C “Om steady.......u..u.ou30t033( TOMCCO (twiat)..............on...”--45¢

xl‘ to 2:

Pork, MOB.........oo...........l5.% “ neﬂ........... a s e e can-w

“ Pfllna.uI...........o...ol-9-ml

Lard ..... .......

at mderior, Md., suﬁergd terribly for mi- ceu years with abscesses and running sores on us left leg. He wasted away, grew weak and

thin, and was obliged to use a cane and crutch. l-._verythlng which could be thoughtot was done without good result, until he began taﬂng

- ’ . . . . 2. \ Hood s-Sarsaparllla whicp ¢;gecbt£g.ta. hrlgslctfi cure. Hr. liauer [ls lii)sNcal.lse 1:111 bcsoentgll whoFgldum 0‘

C. 1. H001) & Co.. Lowell, Haas.’

HOOD’8_ PILLS are the best after-dinner Pills. assist digestion, c-~-~~ v ‘ ~'-2 andbllleusness.

ldilford, Drnggist of..Vietoria, have been assigned to us. We solicit. tenders for

seen at the Apothecaries Hall. A good opening for any locarryon a

culars apply to

GEORGE E. HUGHES,‘ . L. w. corn l -*‘*3=**£I'°°?-

Charlottetown. lune 28, '92. ‘flmalaw vv

. '05 (b )‘ss....gggasoseeesesesssgc W ﬂlossseesmees 0 !-:t0 7C - - Beef . . . . ..............Cl2.50tc 816,00

. cut branches and Portraits.

Bo-Estate J_. 0. Milford. LL *3“ SW1‘ ‘"1;-°°l‘ ‘ 9°51‘ 0*‘ I. Gauso. Arichst;Port-Bsikesbury, Souris,

ll] List of Stock and Debts to be every Thumd, .;g,,,,;,E,‘g go, Hdifgx, IF you haveau idea of buyingamcycle

drugbuiuess in the country. For parti- ~'

Charlottetown, P. E. T

-Be sure anditellly place. 'IremendousE'e11pp1y.of.

ling low for cash at

00.13.

Cur ’ ,

Price 45¢: per lb.

.,..§.,.... The Telephono.Do’y PPIZE WINNER ” Price 400, per.lh.[]

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P. E. .|sL?Aun.

phone would ﬁnd talking much more satisfactory if they would observe the following Rules:

For gale -by -1st. Speak withyour mouth

_ — transmitter. A ._ —. ’, 2nd. Speaklih a moderate . E _ 3 tone of voice, not too loud,

V and distiuctly.'_‘ » ‘ SEE'DsMEN,q Chytown I 3l'§l. Place the Telephone so

you wished to shut out all

too hard on the Ear. It is possible to talk and be

Lessons in Painting ’ """"' or three feet -from. the trans-..

“'8: H" -,~ mitter, if you about loud Y 830118 In . _ ° '

w,,,§‘, cob, p,,,,,,,,8;,, ,,°,,""“3,wo enough, but It is not a pleasant in MORRIS’ mow BLOUK.

Visitors welcosrs. Nov.

lungs, besides being very. an;

Sgms’ _ am mm: npygnggﬁzaaﬂ within range of FOB. s.A.:r..:m ’' . . g 0 2 PURSE ssmns in good order, each “.03 ANGUS! lmanagiln

175 fathoms long and 11 fathoms deep. Necessary outﬁt for boats and

dense complete. - —E E “' A. F. LARKIN. jul,\"14 10i exam Tignish, P. E. I:

PICKFORD & BLACK ' ‘

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Charlotte 0 , side and Return.

o * TEAMER “FASTNET” sails every E 0 O . Wednesday for Summereide, return- e mg early Thursday morning, on her way ‘ to Halifax. Freight carried at low rates.

4 i 6) ’ Passengers" Single Ticket, 50 gents; Season 1.89"“ Return, 81.00. Apply to

Steamer. ;“Fastuet,” ...,.3 W‘ W’ °““Y§‘,’i‘;.._ J. E. HOPKINS, Commander,

WILL Hal’ '-every Monday Evenings: 8 ,0? cck, calling at

Bicycles. A Bicycles. :

Charlottptown Summerside. Returning, will “leave , Charlottetown “

‘ﬁteghmiy, Aﬁchgt ‘ma or want information thereon, call on _ — F. DeC. Davies (Davies’ Dru Store), who

15.“, at“ 0f fmight to ,1] port, on is_agent for the celebra , Columbias the route. Through bills ofladin granted Bwyclee He ml! cheerfully give ‘price from 311 of an’ to states, and other infcrmatiomnecesssry.

calling at Port Cause ‘

I HAVE OPENED a Boarding House

_on Hilleborough Street, below Mark Wright's factory, and about three minutes milk from Railway Station, and a short distance from Post*Oﬁice and other public

buildings . . , J.-MOSWAIN. wn.May 21,-—eod__& w,

ExBl1PsimL to Piston

TEAMER 8? LAWRENCE will ‘leave

every Wannrsnar morning’ ,. at E‘ 1:: o’clock instead of Sir, so asto make it got pleasantforpleasure seekers. Retur n icket good in one day only—two dollars. _Srs¢;nu. Rarls for Parties may be ob- tained Eon spphcstionatchief Oﬂice ofCo_, corner Gt. George and Lower Water Streets.

- By order, ’ F. Y1. HALES,_ , _

Gftown S. Nav. Co., L’td. Ch’town, 2nd July 92. _

' stun. nnuiiuoui IJEAXESHONTEEAL nooa.y,; 735:‘. 1.3.

II II ‘ ll !gth_ ml II u N 35th J“ ’

II II II II E “ . ‘ “ sth sen .. . II II ;,’.,‘,"o‘;, “ Charlottetown, Tuesday, ant Jung 0: u .5 st], Jul, 19:11 I‘.

II ‘I Is to E ‘as .u

u is It 4 as u — so ‘

as us or , u u _ u 37”, 3.’ " This Steamer isﬁtted up with every ‘com. brtfor _ _ sndthe on the St. during the summer, ‘rates or f 'ht:md 41 particuhrsobtainableﬁom — ~- “ ’ CARVELL BROS., -Agents.

;.EmI-F ..ooV!-rm.

ill '.

‘W36: ¢T“£n°d.13‘7GoodsMe!¢hlntI,

,_ V V V to close gm Stores st«_ene 9’cIcch on Monday. allsruoass, beginaicgtncrmav. .1811! Jo1.v;- tosgth of Avssstiuclusivc. ‘. - ‘ . .g _ (sighed) ‘ ‘PROWSE BROS. ' "‘ ’I,'A'I'.BON‘*‘BROS. —

Sommorsido illooso

8thA. meal‘-

Forlall other information apply to] j V i HAVE YOU

W. W. CLARKE. ’ Agent. Charlottetown, April 20, 1892. IT IS that we have Just Received . very large assortment of CHIN C‘ an

GLAS d_ EARTHENWARE, which we are offering chea r than -ever, even.

West I ice, Great Britain andContinent. E13113 , _ . will the NEWS?

Say, mister, is that ‘dog cross»? . C N aw, he aint.

. Glass Table Sets, Water Sets, Hanging .Wel1,E come" right along to

Lamps, Stand Lamps, Cups and Saucers,’ V Plates, Bowls, Pitchers, Teapots, Tumb- lers, Goblets, Glass Shades, ‘ Mirrors

, every one in need of Crockery to call at the Cheapest Crockery Store. '

w. P. coLwn}L.

lEdEiBuyjYour3took ti: GioooriosE & iflllls Will” l..rl|.NlllEll’-

Special bargains this month.

181o_-_-3.892 ,

lpotleoarioSEE Hall. ,

DesbrIeay'_o2l_¢ori;e"r.

ERSONS using the Tele- about four inches‘ irom the’

as to cover the Ear. just as if '.

other sounds- Do not press “

heard when standing back two 9 ""'

. _ _ _ _ mode of conversation, is. en-, Orders taken for Painting the d1Eer- unneceasary’ and is al p , useless waste of wind and, .

Summer-. with eizpericnced care as. to. epislity, n .

Buy a. Bicycle. ' A

i , in Dinner Sets, Tea eta, Chamber Sets, 0

_ A d if H V 9 cheap), Fancy Cu and Saucers, Cruet ’ - ,1, E. -E 5 .~ ' ’ ' . tends, EggCups, cheap). "- ' E Those Goods will be sold. We want

NGLISH DRUGS. V .'I‘ou.rr Rlomsgrjrse.-,—, , Bream, élc.

Tmsmsfthetplkycggiassortmentﬁlthe

.. .2atent Medicines.-and . -Suﬁlbh Pun ro, surr lVlCYi°9V°‘:PlBk Pills sud1?a_ssJ1!ahn.(apecial-wfholessle prices.) ‘-' cheap, -Tosa‘c:os--All‘kluds.;f

., .

careful] - prepared. the “.1”;

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- .a~.~wsnKs:c- co.

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PB.KIHs:év-..ST.ERNS, ' -, . — . sacs.» ~ of

J£§_fE,?_PAION 6'-C0.‘

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joiofo

In.» "PA‘RI;ORs,~ .E..5.

Tooth” English, Frenchand Ainerican.PerIumery V

- $3 Including tho‘.

iflzysisiaufs. Pﬁiate C or

of London, Davis}! Cc.. Ewyetli" Wegssllr C

asst; mcunted‘E*on

iv»

E Call pod see °°MmE "ii"

uni’

”'””"North . Side Queen

0- ,. C _ 3 . Dee. {we swi 4 .

E E -V

is the smatest ;i2onio~iouEs::,c<ag£iiooori I hear a

4.... ,,eu.e1iLorr ' E-"E

‘A. Ducﬂﬁllli ”‘

, BECAUSE vVE,.UsE TH: .BI-zsirr E1v2t.acHr 1§‘n:ni*,T BEST stock, , g

.BES_'1‘_P.A'.li"I‘E,R .'éELL amtﬁviggipggq Avgexvn

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N ct, ‘- i h i it ‘V--:7 ' L E r urmn our ‘eartfi . - . E ers in citygand countre E? i ‘ ’ been in business, we gwioudogalv ‘ni maintain, the distinction of * Steple—aurl.F.4ucy' DRY cnoos; our E E " crowded With the most sessoueble and ' . i (1 W?) give SIt‘3]ecial,l3at'gaius rung ams. a Art M E * E lladies’ 'l’iid-Glolivlelz,-iE§g:.siery,~' ‘ :9‘ mg, Men 3 and Boyslgﬂiats and (lope, ‘ In honest-and fair ""compet'i,tiou we cannot be 3’: g!Il1aai1:.nteedprolitau(l‘ pleaein-etc eives-yc* “ E '_ j I an rzceso E" ‘E E E ~ f".t.1.('l9 buliiir. P, C E’ -. Oi". goods ‘E’ H A- B; y . North SL3 Queen mt C g A g E‘

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Wekee ' tockall ‘i ”“nl,9,p' E ~ Summer.pn3_8 G _ V ,_ Montserrat Saline E Gin er. Apollinaris ater.

A» Hunyade J 31103.

” ' ,Mon,t.serh

of yourvliaiid old fellow. If ii if to use your--.prepsration when..I

and h¢!§..Io.sm or walls: . I G

the Ilenceof i

This)?

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. TE49lMER.BRIzA2vNenisi1 1.... nmron S9‘~'l“‘d57i ' . July, rsturai

. .,. ...,. Tuesd itl p. m., c‘,9‘mgueuci;lg;5fh,July.‘EvL-, . ‘ii ‘ c '-

The Win “by? «this elegantly ﬁtted Steamer h .,

ztedfft , h f . . E E’ E %9AWK§SB0§d§py ony.50 ours including the mils L

m Sailingslfrom ¢HABiG§§TEfowN will be as follows,

on s.u.trAx.

’7thJl‘ 6 . .... *2.’ W

' 5 C

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.;;B9§am;o'a. ‘"1 .-cud Aug.

sesos.

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Carlotéiéwh. Jme21.,,-:t~ii3-lives wa. -

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