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KATES OF SPBSCREPTION } ‘ 4 : | are not tine mien ee Year %4.00 haben oe _ ese —— - ome paieaeeene cence ‘ as : to make mi*takes, Si Months 2.00 as you can see for vourse lf, Three Months 1.00 ve an ’ r CPHig 3 : . but vor may eet the Leneit Three Mow ee TERMS : Four Do’ 5, > ie This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Euripidee. Wietee: ‘inane vy anada or tl i ws * . Pl is eee by watcl ing aie . —- niiiliisliien alii ow, when and where they advertise.

THE WEEKLY EXAMINER *e soravevoeate Sacpate| VOL 86. . %_ SHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. ISLAND, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 189 NO 13, |e dont

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i Gin ¥ ~ us ay, Sh n. p. m ote — . \ Moon 10:1 Riis >} >> ] he Bri & House on Prince Street, op Sew Moon, | 1 Gay, oh. 22.4m. I m ts ; the Haughty Receiving Teller. + » 17 ] 1 Qn ‘ , ; . . “ .? a om. a. m water, Electric light, ete. Apply to Efe had small brown eyes and a b M » 2hth day, 1h.32.6 m., p. m 8. R. JENKINS \ ristling red mustac} His cheek | Stomach, sometimes called waterbrash, ». iy vt \VEaNe ‘

i bristlin ach E bones were prominent. and histemples and burning pain, distress, nausea, ([ \ formeéd little hollows in the sides of | dyspepsia, are cured by Hood’s Sarsa- his head, against which the intricate | parilla. This it accomplishes because

r W | Sun | High Vay ot | r Ts T nt ’ . > . . — — water ARE YOU GJING Td X workings of the braia pulsed fiercely. | with its wonderful power as a blood More over, he was receiving teller in a purifi¢ ry Hood’s Sarsaparilla gently

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1 | Wednesday {1817 49 2 30 > . . ° oft 5 In his position, where he handled | digestive organs, invigorates the liver,

2 | 1 lis 19 | 3 13 3h the Bargain Corner, Tne superior make and finish of our readymade clothing, together with sums of money ranging in value from | creates an appetite, gives refreshing

; | ; ' iay ) 4 ‘ | 1e very low prices at W hich they are sold, keep things booming in the clothing department We tens ¢ ha sands of dollars t $many sleep, ~ oe aes ry sem: In

ay mr es ave ice Pt SP oe ; . : . cents he had ample opportunity t cases of dyspepsia and indigestion it

5 | Sunda 1} 48! 646 > lave just opened ;ome nice !mesof children’s blouse suits, and have marked them at prices which hnemhever libs vemmmenent Biche dae, eeiie, ¥ teuic te noc! a me

4 : é j © — BY iy aot : : ); Yesvow is personiai favors upon what- -_ af ay ‘ ag A .

6 M lay . 7 24 | io are bound to sell, Xx | ever patrons of the bank were most “ For over 12 years I suffered from sour

© Vv 9 Ay 7 > © \ a ° 17 a | Wi i aa y 23 | os | 7. FAS | | IN E v | | ; Geserving and to literally Wipe less 9 Tt needa’ 34} 46 10 ] ' | fortunate depositors out of existence ' hursday 24 | 7 2 \ |} with one scornful }o. k of his deep-set

1} | Friday .. S67" oe 10 38 Y . j VRORERE NE -DOER his deep-s

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51 Wea in on 43 1 22 piete Satisfaction. spells c ftene d I “5 | 23 | 22 | . " — ame : ; spells came oftener and more severe. on k ursday 30] 42 | 2 4] W . W ° CLA RKE, \ Of re <a , Seer lights in the com- | @id not receive any lasting benefit from 17 riday i 1 i 9 ra} ; mercial orld that transacted isiness —e . -. 50! Gatieios ) a 9 pol Ticket t } thieaal © ai f tl no se ) oat found ae happy otecte Ln . . “y 32 40/ 3 53) May 29-dew Leh ; \ | cee oe ’ ik medium of the rece oe | from a triai of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, that I

sunda ; ; 5 9 | . j (Ciiers DANK there was cne firm whigh | took several bottles an t w 20 | Monday | 24 38 aie soa ( In the Gents’ Furnishing Nan: rtr t Oo pe = a oe 1... ° ° . ° ‘ | he had singled out as a special mark | k ; ns é % a ee z Te i oat oe oe ik ishing Jepartment. Qur aim in business §i8 to {keep everything in this line | tee hia. aversion. Tt ees a ceed Lee ee ae ; as : | . . | ; 13) , , . > wre a oes . r ius aversion. t Was a recenUy | doall my ow c, Whic : pears 22 i sday i 32¢ i ee f ¢ 7 | STEA MER FASTN ET required by the trade. It may now be called a regular W ilderness of Gents’ Furnishing novelties. / organized concern that had started out all my own work, which for six y 23 a 37 as 9 47 | mi % ASAAELSE, Prices moderate: your wants gueranteed 5 5 | PP “ at RAG _— 7 os’ | I have been unable to do. My husband 24 | Frida 38 34 10 2) | —_——— j ee ie ants guaranteed, a a very m dest capital, and the | eng son heave also been greatly bene- f rias . ol - 7% rs une the yi he ‘ ee : > . ;. 25 | Saturday 39 10 57 i he ste amer Fastnet commences he r Ws 7 siienes beg se va a 30 ey ~ : he l b . 7 fited wy Hood’s Sarsaparilla —-for pains in 96 | Sua | 40 at st a | season’s work, aie Gam * tobe | = l ys i. daring arc in "| the back, and after the grip. I giadly

Ot ea | 41] 31} af: 14} TUESDAY, May 5th, and will continue on eee ae — | recommend this grand blood medicine.” 28 | Tuesday | 42 30 0 44 » hier a weekly, leaving Halifax every ] Gi “et e ee ee se carr’ | Mrs. PeTer BurBy, Leominster, Mass. “ 89. Wedoe 7 2 98 1 16 | Tuesday, selling ot the ilinelas porte : / three chee &S amountin yr to $17.2 ihe 5 30/7 ie 15 ; + aati ee > receiving teller nected the smallness of | a . c i pry bay, he wide eo aac sat 31 | Friday }44 (2604, 2 26 Sheet Harbor, we sum and his brown eyes sunk a

Ralesed hicks \ little farther back in his head, his ye- Isaac’s Harbor ; wf lids perceptibly tightened and his red « © a OT, > nig: S Caaso mustache bristled a little more than Ss +4 PE Island Railwa ato soul. Whine mesic arsaparilia am Port Hawkesbury, | \ : » Cne atlar: , ‘ 2 ie . . a 2 . book he threw itdown before her with | the One True Blood Purifier. Alldruggi

Onand after FRIDAY, 3rd July, 1396, | Port Hood, ne "kaa — ame —- 2" Department. Loaded down with tie finest assortment of cloths in th» c, | @ little whack that gave her to under- | ~ a = = a ert ad he trains of this Railway will run’ deily "Sees 7 4 ea 2 2 ‘ . pick i : . oni si tl ie iia a cheep net. a ° eure all Live s an Ses ot Ste Ealiveg will ten. dutty Souris, 7 city uperintended by a cutter sec ond to none in Canada, with as fine a class of workmen yas stand without any pretence of quibbling | Hood’s Pills sick Headache. 25conts. aoe Charlottetown and 1 \ can be had. We are ina position to hold against all-comers, our reputation as that he hac given her challenge of war

a ee ee Summerside. . > F e to the end. Trains O [rains I kee tees / The business of the new fica drs . : freight solicitec LOW ré A he business Oi the bnew firm urag- &E Da A en STATIONS. one Read eigat olicited, Low rates. cS 2 ged miserably alone in the ve . see GE AE ms aviv aiong he ery iowest wh. : ‘ ‘ , . ae

ye, W, OLR, ago, | e Fashionable Tailors Sot aden oe aS | Erg AT Sree j eae Ch’town, April 20, 189¢—dy Y deposit more than $100 made a red- = “—

330 6 ue sais o istt2 . J = r day in their history. Week = BEAUTIF UL 3 52 6 44'.. Royalty Tunction.| 9 OI/11 48 i a after week the recciving teller grew WH /

} 42 7 IS ..North Wiltshire 8 28/10 58 Ly more suspicions of the woman who = ITENESS 453 7 28 .. Hunter River... | 8 18}10 43 BOARDING & TRAINING STABLES | / quailed visibly before the outspoken = WHICH YOU SO MUCH DESIRE oof 7 52 ..Bradatbane...... ¢ S410 07 i contempt in his dark eyes and brist- TO SEE AFTER THE & 66: F Ge. .Ruseenid.. ..... 17 48} 9 57 Grafton Street, Opposite Court House. i fet ling inustache. and at .. ue adie CLOTHES HAVE BEEN 5 50; 8 08'.. Freetown ..... 7 381 9 42 wih . ; | 9 tl % oe an at 4a re Te y ver WASHED, CAN BEST BE 6 2) 8 2 Kensingtor +23] 9 3)| JOMN M. NICHOLSON, Prop’r. | ¥/4 ) pony sia aed Moe ae, arte dapanak aioe 6 55 8 45'Ar.) , f Ly. 7 00} 8 45] Having opened a public Stable on Gratton} | re a: myo «Was. gOteR G 7 30.10 OO LW | "1 Arl 6 05} 8 10 oe I vy: a t) take Gentlemen’s \ } honestly. A check given by a firm in SUNLI HT - - . S one orses and Colts at ail seasons of tt es the atte has inl we :

: eS 10) =a M 7 | 4 00 | board, train, break or keep in rend condition y . she city had to be certified before he § 0210 49)..W gton 5 16) 7 38} for immediate asa Horse Clipping also at | / <, | would have aught to co with it; if it S$ 30:11 22 ro tim... ... 1 33} 711 teaded to. Terms reasonable. ~ ( came from another town it was on-

9 ill 50)..O’Leary......... 3 15,9 20| Novdi—dyaaim RAC ; - — Se Se SS SS SES - = es lered worthless until les ‘

9 36| 1 151. Bloomfield 2 501 @ O4 i As Sf XS > ast Iw * a “> << rs > s~ ~N s) Si erec worthless until he had com-

16 00} 2 OB! .. Albert eon > 13] 5 40 = oe ee : wea ae ee amen iainaiae mes rsieiciiall ir ans cael owl titer» a =< - EY NS setpesagn tec ee issuing mae and > 10 40} 3 001. Ticnish _ 1 05! 5 00 ” SSS ; ' ie gave orders tu the paying teller to

0} 3 OO). -Tignish <2. 222) : : Se af Adee ce ee SOAP ahaee bere niches dnd "AY #0ineee Gen Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov’t Report = 8: r she might present with- is Mcitt as seeds = A. M.I/P. | MOP MoS — : ph emery avEtiie HIRE. remember that w ~

6 a5 2 Ol.. 9isi540| = = : Sided e The woman’s soul grew faint and clothes washed with overt ts “Sanna 7 05| 3 14|..Royalty Junction! 9 01/ 5 20] & =e | The Old Former Did Not Avail Himself of sick from persecution and her dreams cninnon, stiet tee Lia 7 331 3 37 Bedford 18 37) 4 47 = = Its Soothing Attractions. were haunted by a pair of dcep-set aaehiee eatin a eae 8 10) 4 OOlAr. aes . Lv.| 8 15] 4 1 — = An old, gray-whiskered man, who had eyes, a brist faa iad snsigte ta cae This Soap cannot paper-bound book § 20! 4 OS/Ly iStewt Fae! 8 101400) & == | lived all his lifeon a small farm near its ol’ taal eer Pei — hurt anything, will be sentor a 900 4 38 Mont. ©. 7 12; 3 w = z Batavia, stopped at the hotel last Tues- ’ e - : + pe store : < am ks. vee day . — ee for 50 9 2% 4 4 St. | “ee SS 720250) = € u = day evening. He said be wanted s room . = x ‘ ger eK rhe W up j ard " 16 6 2e).-B pee 16) 2 3 - = | for one night. He was sent tc the third YESS a gre wigteer gs see the woman's 11 00) 6 6 5) I 20 Se ye floor. Later in the evening he went out ie ‘= ts — o x — — - Detwu ard micrell, Halifax, Agents A. M.'\F A. MIP. M. Fa = | and didn’t come beck ne a adic ti cror’ 1ecn she marche . Fe Mehta: wall i . = 937 4 Se). "Cardigan. 2% 17 2 33] Mav be had by the purchase of ¥| b! svitwer teen. enjoying imei SOLUTEEY PURE up to the receiving teller's window. | ‘°° Nova Scotia, and P. E. I.

9 37\ 4 58|..Cardigan........ Tij23/)S> : ; ue : “ — She had a check for $5 He look 10 00:51 1S ilies : oo 2 10 eS pa : au dy ue I urcnase e His breath smelled of whisky Beye) ———V—_—[—=—<—<$_—_—_—_—_—_—_=—=_=>= a ne ne a = — a ches ; = — : if ; . voked sis sl apiecienee aac ici: case tccicge Sa cre tae

> we : eas 2 . — ‘to his room and that the las wi : ~ atitoice cCarelessiy and said in that A. M ale. we] TAS ; ry 3 | 23 a SCHOOL F CARON ROTHSCHILIPS MAXING...{ aicrcine tone which wan inaicaia of bi oo ne a = one of our i A ¥ Cc OUCHES F | seen of him until early in the morning chee et see oe _— et A was insignia of Ais 7h mamewin «oo. 7 5O > ° : = when 4 boy went tocall him for his train, | Some Contributions Towards the New oe oa “=e oS STEAMER 8 40) .Cape Traver 7 00 =. i hey bring with the ma fe el. =} j| The boy got no answer when he knocked Building Fund, The following ts a copy of the ag aiee! . : : } Si M | i ee . ‘. 2 on the door and he opened it and walked The board of managers of the Halifax ee ee = weeks teamed = cies Paige: patie tu “age ~. i f 33 : r ine of “money well spent = in. The folding bed isad not been let | School for the Blind gratefully acknowledge aaa aha se ee. Ben WN) chk nel shi Aacd ve : Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time oS - I ” = | down. The boy had to look about for a | the receipt of the fellowing contributions | 2 Se ee Sees ee ee Sn ne 3 3 ee 2 at . RE cules = rules to young men who wished to ‘‘get | firm stand. A. McDONALD, D. POTTINGER, = . = |; moment or two before he discovered the | toward the building fund :— on’ and achieve success in life:-— op ; ‘sii ; j superintendent, Gen Mg; Govt. Rys 2 Conte ntment == /| Old man. Then he heard a husky voice | J, J. Al St. Jot 25 ger wie ; that is good,” she said, resolutely. Gnartothae 2 2 , = 4d. Almon, St. Jobn............... $ 25 00 Attend careful Jetails of v busi- | “It i > 11:3 : arlottetown. _ Moncton,NB. | == > | from near the ceiling somewhere. He | A. F Randolph, Fredericton 25 00 Sere ets oT ee ee awe mow U0. It will take on hour een eee > = | looked up and there was the guest curled | N. A. Rhodes, Amherst... sian 25 00 rm ; ; - = certified. " e have to make . — ——— ee = up on top of the bed, rubbing his eyes. | Y. P. S.C. E., per W. M. Alex- ~ nee en ae $100 good he - within forty minutes. : 3 = F He was fully dressed, with the exception ander, Blackville, N. B........... : 9 30 . ee well and then decide post- Please credit us with that amount.” TIM= TABLY VOR PERRY sTEAMERS| ¥ . I 4 =| of his big cowhide boots, which were | B. Y. P. U., per Mrs. M. Thomas, —. ‘ The receiving teller’s face flushed at

~ i unit asl ; x, = | standing on the floor, Upper Canard..........0.000s0000 vi 2 06 Dare to do right, fear to do wrong. her defiance, and he watched her as Ea-t and Weet f 9, til f ia aaa a ( = “Say, mister,’’ inquired the boy, ‘““why Anom, W indeor teeee tees teceeesen erences 1 co Endure trials patient!y. she started away. She stopped at tha a oe sine bi tstivers until further notice z =| didn’t you get into bed?” ~ a A. O’Keefe, Grand Falls, : Fight life's battles braveiy, manfully. ee 5 window. He tapped on

ee => a ‘“*B’ gosh!’ shouted the man, angril ee na a eeereeakehege tet te seeeeee 60 Go not into the sotiety of the vicious, | “2 Wire netting separating the two | fj ;

SAST RIVER Se ra EERE seer eneetinmtemenmmmnmtimene: “exmmnmmremmremmniens ’ J» ; Ree Se Se FAClOUs, ; : h St h {hs a nekagiae ec FSS SSS T TTS T PEST TTS SSS T ES F | (there ain't no bed. Hero I've beem | oy CUDatd & CO. on anessesesee 100 00 | Hold integrity sacred. compartments an called out loudly: | QUBUEG OUEQIISIND UGIMpaly. . Ww : ae rince Street W harf on every x curled up on top of this sideboard all ew. fa. - G. Black............ po + Injure not another’s reputation nor Cash not a ” Ih's check cannot be naan : oo ay apg ow _miver at <a p. m., : , . . oy : Ce ~ | hight without a wiak of sleep. Ain’ Mies Cc aaa Le oe Po . business. drawn against. HIS fine steamship is now raoning eturning ueeday oO otte . a : 8 9 + DIGCK..4-0 COR ee cccccvesesscesee ~ } "he w ‘ », 7Aasg 5 . a F me 6 : heen = H a eta tite oe epee ; - this a nice way to treat a man? Hey?’ Ma... <..... 50 00 Join hands only with the virtuous. i ads 2 4 es blazed and she regularly between Montreal and eallir . at Haggarty’s and Hickey’s B PRGER S ois pt Levi Hart......... Ce 50 00 Keep your mind from evil thoughts. ts = sat Pee Charlottetown, calling at Quebec, Father ” ° - Sail, ne ‘ Pir,” she said, *‘d u see W 3 > ald , Wharves ; leaving Charlottetown for East A Liverpool lady had an unpleasant 7 = —— ocers cbubdiegeen senses - 200 Lie not for any consideration. name is sigued to that i ra whose | Point, Gaspe and Perce.

ive: at 3 p.! nd pinkie. ; : : , ; san SN is oei war coteisi beac} 25 i eee a : sie pil ghee emi one , le

R = . 3} P- . “ ~ n eee experience lately. She was about to sail | G.§ Gosnpheii os Make few acquaintances. He straightened up haught'ly, Elegantly Furnished for the

12 steame ruil 180 ies > ices: > . © VAHIPUCTI..««« Oe ee ceeerer resesceoe £ cine ‘i a ollie es Pr . * Bay, ~—e » Wharf for East River hae rd at 5 8 by one of the Atlantic liners for New | H. N. Wallace...... dnctenebibiesns sa 25 00 Heres Wyte eupent ‘whet you ase uot, Idon’t know the name,” he said Passenger Trade—Electric a. m.. leaving Hayden’s Wharf for Cuar York, and she left one trunk to be | Miss Norbeck......... cpeciceventicis ae ae Observe good manners. sharply. “It is some one we have | Lights thronghout. lottetown 2t 7.30 a. m., calling at Haggar - Fa hacked for the morning of her start, | W.N. Wickwire,M. D............... 25 00 Pay your debts promptly. never heard of.” Freight carried at reasonable rates, and ty’sand Hickey’s Wharvea—:making re- They called for it about 6 A. M. She | Mrs. E. Smith......... bibles autisicds 25 00 Question not the veracity of a friend. ‘Please look at it again,” she re | ba dled with Great care. Speciul rates turn trip at 3 p. m. from Prince Street. protested, but the men declared it was | H. W. Barnes..........0...... 25.00 Respect the counsels of your parents. nen. eee va! Joods, or any lage quantity

The steamer will rea to Soest Slewas her last chance to get it on the steamer. = R. Gue ehh ea ace sab vidledib als ea ~ 2a Sacrifice money rather than principle. Reluctantly he toox it from the spin- | 9 merchandize. every alternate week as the tides may euit The poor little woman was half blind oe an <eemhebvee seken te 25 00; ouch not, taste not, handle not dle and studied the Signacare. Eggs Carried Very Cheap.

WEST RIVER. with sleep. She got up and flung the Th . ae sessececssseses esis 20 OO intoxicating drinks Will it be all right?” she asked | The sailing dates are:-—

wey) a , t Ty 7 Nang ings i he core e OR, ON i uissdeicictlicssace ee . het re oftly. tptlecnciur, chisgite :

Will leave Charlottetown for West River IN i POUND TIN CANS — 0 1€ er towels, tidies, J.W. Gian, i eee 10 00 | Use your leisure time for improvement. | > 2 : lded. 1 From Montreal. From Ch’towr. Bridge, Thursday, ai 4 p. m., calling at oe CEES . ne, FON PNG. At re ss 1009| Venture not upon the threshold of a eee ~. Saee wae that of Sth June lat. June Westville when required. Friday morn- Then she sat on the trunk, got it locked, ee Praesens the president of the bank. 22nd 6th << ing leaving West River Bridge for Cher- BI j G SPRIN K I HRS popped into bed and was fast asleep be- H H a E bi - Watch carefully over your passions ee ae er 6th July 29ih “

: fore they got it out of the tet . . Sika @ 0 6.0 00G8COR EE 4 060R0CRbes co 00 ‘3 y a passions. Jetty, 201 ‘“ eo . : Wee ecient Ee ’Xtend to everyone a kindly salutation. ie sth July } 6

lottetown at 7.30, calling 2t Westville making return trip from Charlottetown to G PS I BAGS In due time she awoke with just an | p. McLarre : One het day when Jette wasabi 3rd Aug 07 Y UM IN POIs: fonbane, 1000! Ye iscouragement a Jetty was a little a 27th hour or so to get her bath and breakfast Mes. Wile oe... 5... os 5 00 Yield not to discouragement. kitten, his mistress found him sitting lvth “ 10th Aug

West River Bridge at 4 o’clock, p. m. ina washbowl of water which seme aist 24-t *

ROCKY POINT. e and get down to the wharf, and then she | H. L. Chipman..........--............ 5 00 The stehmer Eiie will lacvé Pelace Bt | mo nN fa e found that she hadn't a solitary stitch to | Geo.Musgrave....... eel kiouer< hata 5 00 CHURCH AND CLERGY. one had eurelessly left standing. 14th Sept. 4th Sept. . her back but the nightgown she stood in. | Mrs. H. K. Lundy.. 5 60 He seemed to enjoy his cold bath so CARVELL BROS.,

Wharf daily (Sundays excepted), as fol- a Fe. LUDAY.........seccree secs She went on her Knees to the chamber- | W.B. Ferrie......................... 5 00 much that he wanted to go back to it Agents,

lows :—At 6.50 a. m., 3.00 a. m., 9.30 ‘ ; . x a. m,1l a. m., 2p. m., 4p. m., and 6.00 Walker’s Corner. STOVES HARDWARE. maid, she offered any money for an ulster | Thos. Goudge............s:0eseeeee 5 00 ‘ ae Outaing college, Egypt, needs | after his mistress had lifted Sti ‘nial May 28th—2aw (1 4), 2m p- m. and a veil, she begged the landlord for | J. H. PEOTUEY sates cicens nie pmashebindes 5 00 oo HOS RAe, COPE E: Seeigen, Blea But the queerest thing that Jetty - Will leave Rocky Point as follows : —At | June8th, his mackintosh and a pair of boots—any- | E. Erb.... vo vesegns eicnyoiaeains kein 5 00 = f a a does is to bathe his fest. A eamon 7.00 a.m., 3.30 a. m., 10.00 a. m., 12.60 ; ’ Sinisa a | thing—anything, and she arrived at the W. We OBB IB.. .iceencssnecmsnctnccee 5 OO i. an Joe _ 0 nar ge Army mop pail always stands ina certain We nu9on, 3.00 p. m., 5.00 p. m., 7.00 p. m. wharf in time to see the vessel sail out | F. B. McCurdy................... onsets 6 00 $5,000,000 EE OF A 0, eee place, partly filled with water to r Suodavs — From Charlottetown at 9.00 / 53 of the deck. Her trunks—oh, they got A'so the following paymenis om ae. t a. rénnt 16 Exmee el : : a as s f : de ¢ pay a ROCOL.D The degree of doctor of divinit 3 vent it from going to pieces, a.m., 12.45 p.m., 200 p.m. and 4.00 off right enough, but she herself was left | Subscriptions : last year conferred mete oa _ oe Every day Jetty go t his ; Rec p.m. From Rocky Point—l0.00 a. m., j behind.—London Telegraph. Thos. Ritchie, Q. © 250 GO feed en ore halessann lite id - ee a om a cmmen 1.30’. m., 3.00 p. m. and 5.30 p. m. oo . . ee tecctesepr conan _ : States. é f : i 2 edg it, dips « . ' I a , ' ‘ P, a ae tae Ave sett oeeviow ere gee rrrseeem 250 60 The cause. of foreign missions has |°M¢ paw into the water till it is earcne having trouble wich the: SOU THPORT FERRY. tebe — . cease — = a ——- meee abe bbaccene = 60 waged the past year because of hard | thoroughly wet, and then licks it dry. eves i a ars ea "1 f es subeck. ais 3 has a WY ENO 6s i cans sssscnee 125 @0] times, This is tl £ ey » does same with the other naw: oy ee ea ORY tested, The steamer Hillsborough will ply on Ad J which has been in use for thirteen years | J. Y. Payzant................... 100 ee denemstantion . ee eee the same gi the other paw; and if needing giasses, have them the Southport Ferry ¢.ll further notice as ; ee i ; cee ee ee a m re then, turning around and resting his fitte] to sui i J and gives complete satisfaction W.C. Silver 100 #¢ i ‘ee ae > suit. eaihaied et g ° Deesseeeeeeeeeeesececsteeseere English bishops receive from £2,500 to paws on the edge, he bathes his hi l N : : i : ; = J. ©. Maekintosh..............: 100 00) £10,000 and each is provided in t] ee vo expense incurred to find ont Sundays excepted, leaving Charlotte— a fm Jol 2N oe oe en nn Seaweed with a | feet in the same way. if you need tl ttt hide cf a Saore batt Whit ae a aden pe stciniin 100 00) palace in which to reside. Thera are said Now, this is a true story: and cat veatgy acne ; ‘ ay San & Mee ' , 2 MAMIE occ. ict... 8 to be considerable pe sites attac oe “ie pry; Se ae oe svenings by spec’al appoint hour up to 16 p. m. ee ne LSpare shake G, As a blood maker, blood Chas. Archibald ee re - the Fs @ perquisites attached to know that nearly all cats dislike ake P pp re at 6 45 a. m., making half hourly trips up ‘ oo ae rc. | Miller B on? ae eet ea ae ad water, and will not wet their feet if 00 16.05 p.m. Seat GO Ban FOR SALE BY pair, Deh Oe ee fe ree ee nn. ™ lg an pest it, gon ma eld ad 1 leaves Charlottetown at 7. a. m., making 4 tem renovator Man ley’ S | Mra. Hesslein..............000.++--+ 1400] whitch passes chrough many desert tracts. | J&ttY is _@ very remarkable cat.— b 5 OR half hourly trips apto 8.35 p.m. Steamer . ———— W. H. Wirewell....................--.- 1250 { Where neither village nor church can be Youth's Companion. 5 laid off from 11.15 to 12 e’clock, noon FENN KI i¥ i & CH AND LE R, Celery-Nerve Compound is | H.A. Fiemming...... --- 1250] met with for miles. eee veiccer iain Graduate Optici On Tuesday and Friday of each week the 4 A.S.M a : Cire raduate Optician, steames wilh ran olf ties teiiteemadete Sallie le BNET 4.5 + <ickeg gresanipam -- «ae Iowa appears to have churches enough ircumstances. ho tah ublic : = Charlottetown, June 4, 1996. unrivalled. —a_ ~— } to meet all demands upon them. Wita “Who is happier?” asked « young North 3 ce Quees Equare, ( h’tow i. ? g pu . / © The eruptions op the face par- Rati Total.........000..-- sesereee G2, 18U 80}; 4 ae a gard - 1,803, 804, they aave | man ofa father, ‘a millionaire ora: -- ——> - ———— ticular’ cae been removed, me aaa of building,equp- & membership of only 571,264. Methodists | man who has seven daughters?” my back as well, ca caaiadine

woos coe $22,508 00 | 872 most numerous in the state. Noxt oon . ; ee atlas $22, come the Roman Catholics, the Lutherans he man who has seven daugh-

= —_ - . F Se Tr oe i. eee the trou oteeee ‘ y I feel like 2 new man. I consider A nount subscribed to date 14.051 00 »” i Manley’s Celery Compound --t:*r » Amount received to date... .. - Rika ze Tt Ot Oe Poetpeeees. yp ee if . 3) " a tt nan tanea en ; On the island of Madagascar ther Why sot troubles, proved sland > SC 1ere are ‘ ss as 32,972 Lutheran Christians and 483 He who has a miiiion wishes for

liver Leff SS a aon c , , y more; tl ‘ho ! Now is the time to have your house heated and plumbed, for in the fall it will be | ‘Watesford, Gate ta congregations. These are cared for by ; the man who sas seven daugh- “Sa, aq | tWenty-three Norwegian missionaries | *€TS does not.

Ou ! ; too late, as everybody will be ina rush then and it will cost you a great deal more. Acre ; ; : plating ipy , ‘ For sale by Geo. FE, Hughes and Jobnson . | and fifty six native helpers. Thity four dw * So if you are contemplating having any of the above work done, we are prepared to and Johnson Charlottetown and So:tris, Grand Tracadia Beach, Pp E | thousant four hundred and thirty-seven —--- ee 6 the foun- FLOUR

give satisfaction in all its branches at a very low figure. Remember we do all our ae Lees! ping de —_— ~— aia And examine the contents. We can | ow work, and can oes - ee “7 am _ the ee We — : i es eR poatieteterss. Fick RED BLOOD is the foun- ~ ! : oughly understand every detail of our business, Jobbiag done at short notice. Law- i { IETS dati f a ingore d Supply you with all kiods of lam a and other machinery repaired. We also bandle the National Dish Washer. WILLIAM L. STRICKTAND as, 6 — Tent Caterpitiars, Hood’s “tele — te ao i k we Washee, rinses and dries the dishes perfectly of eituer large or small family in from a eg se ——" © gon loaded wih Blood Purifier, ives H ry ag akes the Best Bread, it Will Pay You. one to five minutes. No labour, no meses, noslop, no wetting of hands or spoiling of Attorney and Counseliormat-Law, : ei powder and wad only, put the gun wit:- > EALTH. clothes ; ro broken or chipped dishes, no wiping necessary. Will produce a finer pol- 82 WATER STREET ROOM 12 Unrivalled as a health ani pleasure re in about a fost of the “‘tent’’ and bia e —— Takes the Most Wat i. ' ° ° : : : ’ rt. a Y. . ihe os ¢ re Boards, Shingles, Scantling, Stud | ish than can be done by hand. It is well and durably made of sheet steel, galvanized Boston, M sort. : { away, You cannot iind the catterpillars a en ee q ding, etc. making it strong and substantial. Best of references. » Mass., Terms, $2.50 rer cay $8 to $10 pe | afterward and the boys will be only too | 4 — i a dis rict, Que > is excited over sain titihdiaaia tee A ot of laths juet landed. Late a Member of Prince Edward Island Rar, | W°e. glad to get up early in the morning fo, a a rere a prc! . Spe sial attenti to busin eived the f f the j : ; acai py who, according to laie : JAneS BARRETT, McINNIS & THORNE, rt Mi this Province. Shout {be pleatd to vec : © aan ie abe Solas ee - ee ee developments, may have been por: oned Ly . = a maren bags at all tle anager. ars Jeave their nest | dragged beer. The detectives are investi. | P7incipal grocery stores in the city.

Charlottetown, June 5, 1896. PHILHARMONIC BUILDING uy nay, 225, Tend visitlag Boston,

msj8 Corjrolly’s Wharf. Ch arlott town, June 4, 1896—3 mos iy to feed.—0O, B, Shattuck, gating J ly 2, °06—eod cc eee : u y ? "06—

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