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CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1896.
NO 27:
“Why Some Succeed”
The shrewd advertiser
is the one who knows
how, when and where to advertise, The merchants who
advertise in
Toe Examiner
are not the men
to make mistakes,
as you can see for yourself.
But you may get the Lenefit
of their experience
by watching
how, when and where they advertise, Some papers pay advertisers,
some do not,
many do not.
Only a few pay,
and they can be picked out
by the large amount of advertising they do,
who : §,and of all the latest eoce meer intaratting | CALENDAR * i s : — : oe MAY, ee 8 By-law for allowing a Rate of
pe ter + oa
Les: Quar 4th day, 11h 12.8m. a. m.
. : : : 7,3 ? » | New M » toh day, 3h. 34 Oa Pp. m, | First Quar, 20th day, 2h. 8.6m. a
Discount on the Assessrients on
: : ™ Fi! Moos, 26th day, Sh. f4.i m.,
= ——===| for general civic purposes for the
{ t ' i , Sur S i j | Day of Week | Sua | Sun | High current year ending the thirty- i ates Sees water a. oo first day of December A. D, 1898, ih mih m Be it enacted by the City Counc 2 City ij Friday 4 5t 72 Tn of Charlot town uhiee. —_—w 2 Satuniay 49 } 5 213 halt Por ecount at the rate - Twoand One = ie 20 . r : , me 8 re > ! kpayers # | Sy ay | {8 6 3 7} who shall, on or hediee the Fine ~~ % - 4 M y 46 7 4 10) July hext, A D ISv6, pay tothe City Clerk, at : : . his office, the taxes severn iy re Oo} ti ay ; 45 8 i 5 18 the current year on Beat tax -_ by = oe . W sday 2 19 6 23 | Property for civic purposes, Pe " | :reday : 42 1! ? 18 .{Sgd.)} we E. DAWSON, | Frida 40 12 8 ¢ Mayor. 9 Saturday 33, 13 = mayl-~d H. M. DAVISON, ' 4 3 ayld-~ly 2w ity Clerk. is ay | ro | 15 9 21 “~ a City a i ; . i :? ' e - ia : U | Monday | St; 16) 10 1) A By-la j 13] Tesi | 33| if] teat iy law for levying and specify- 1B] Weinenday | 34] 18 1 io ing the rate of assessrent on i it “ua ' wed | 50 3 | Fr | 32} 20! more | Real Estate and Personal Proper- Saturday | Si Be Ba i i 16 | Saturd ; 2 | | 930) ty in the City of Charlottetown 18 | Monday | 2s; 24] 9 o| {0r general Civic purposes under yc | es j 7 25 3 83 i i fo | Woney | 2a| 38} 252] Statute 61 Victoria, Chapter 12, ~oe ’ mnie #9 | 2 3D Be it enacted by » City ¢ cj t ‘i a sday a $7 5 giof Charlottetown as elie ee 22 ' Fr ‘ i 23 $9 6 23 ist. The rate of assessm ant » ~ a) € > . ’ 1 - . 33 | -Serur jay 23 30! 7 3) | ME general Civie purposes unter said Statute, 4 = ray oo 31} “ ‘ pod gh ye pe 4 first day of Jan- Se : Ze _ ; 82 9 ‘ , and ending the thirty-first 7 5 Ay S 22 9 19 of December, A D 1896, is hereby. apecifiod oan 36 | ta me a fixed at the rate of one per cent ou every dol- 1 4 2 33 10 0} lar of the value of Real Estate @8 assessed by 37° W 4) .. 3 34 10 53 | the Assessors of the said City of Charlotte. $8 { Thureday | gf a5] aaa Valuation Holl of ail Rest Ronee ony en . . : a ar : 1 ollofa eal Estate : *erson- 39 \ E y 18 L. 2s | aft 21) 8! Property lable to taxation in said City, st iSeotey fa te], 2p 2b | Rctetocmedeant dui meurcel, toutes 3i |} Surc 41717 38 1 47 f the eleventh day of April, aD is96> —
mei iiessaiiasaiciinbatlh i sianiaiaie 2nd. The rate of assessment on Personal
iay e Property tor such general Civie purposes, for
the year commencing the firstday of January
A D is, and ending the thirty-first day of
'e December, A D 1896, js hereby specined and re fixed at the rate of one per cent on every dol-
o : i larof the value of Personal Pre y aS as- gi Seta Fuel ees A US'aRA | See ty ie Atmore ote sald dh Gundays excepted) nn tlionn ¥ } said General Assessment Book and Valuation
Roll, made and duly returned by thim as Trains Outward, Read
Trains Inward. aforesaid.
down. Read up [Sed ] W. E. DAWSON, . Mayor. “ AM ae PM AM H. M. DAVISON,”
‘ ° -+»-Chariottetown.....310 10 16 may .9—dy 2w City Clerk 3%) 719....Royalty Junction.... 25) 9 50 q Capea ee Sa $03.....North Wiltshire.... 204 9%
oa S17......Hanter Riv owe 2S 5 - j ss BE ences Bradaibane....._ i 13 $3 A By Law for Levying and Specify-
OR Secoccs Emerald ........107 80s j Sz 315... Fretown us ra] Ig the Rate of Assessment on af $S........ kensington ......1933 733 ' © WW Ary soas sev2@ 70 Real Estate and Personal Pre- AM 1250 Ly 2 } 10 30 j BU. oneness Miscouche..... ~~ } . = perty and Poll 1 the City of Bat iedsiews Weilingtom ....... 9 47 an'nt g 9.1." Pone Mit coc2 ha Charlottetown for a Waterworks DE. cecccece SRAM cdtecces GU ; om ional Bloom fieid........ ms Fund, uuder Statute o0th Vic- ee aaa j PO veaedane Es cess ecces 6 00 toria, Chapter 8. PM AM eas Be it enacted by the City Council of the City AM AM of Charl«ttetown as follows:— 2 B...... Charlottetown. ....10 30 ist, Therate of Assessment on Real Estate 350....Royalty Junction. ...10 10 fora Waterworks Fund under said Stat ute $B... .. 6.05. Bedford......... 937 for the year commencing the first day of Jan- [> 905 uary, A D (8%, and ending the thirty-first day ; Mt Stewart of December, A. D. 1306, is hereby specifica and 40 Vv Z z d 850 xed at the rateof one-eighth of one per § 22.....+.... Cardigan....... 735 cent on every dollar of the value of Real Es- TR bckae Georgetown... 710 tate »s assessed by the Assessors of the said PM aM City of Charlottetown in the general Assess 495.....Wount Stewart..... 355 ment Book and Valuation Ro}! of all Rea) Es _—. ‘oe. "ir tate and Personal Property lable to taxation 522.. .. St Peier’s . . 748 in said City, and all persons liabie to pay Po!l 550 Bear River "7 Tax th-rein made and du'y returned by thom 6a.. Souris * 62 on the eleventh day of April A. D 1896. PM AM 2ud. The rate of Assessment on Personal Property for such Water Works Fund for the em 4 M | year commencing the first day of January
15. 000. ceee soe oeEimerald. ..........eseve 750 | A D Is86. and ending the thirty first day of
065 . ..++eCape Traverse eo 700 | December, A. D , 1896, is hereby specified and
M A ™ | fixed att: e rate of one-eighth of one per cent
— onevery dollar of the value of Persona! Proper- Trainsare run by Eastern Standard Time | ty as assessed by the 4 ssessors of the said City
in the said General Assessment Book and Va- McDONALD, D. POTTINGER, luation Roll, made and duly returned by them Superintendent, Gen Mer Govt. Rys, as aforesaid.
Charlottetown. Muneton, N B. érd. The amonnt of Poll Tax to be paid by every person returned by the said Assessors in said Genera! Assessment Book and Valu ation Roll as liable thereto for such Water
. } ai \ oe ' works Fund under said Statute, for the year Prince Edward Island Railwya| cri ts at aay ot Gants <i NOTICE.
Railway Office, Dec 1, 1895.
1805, is hereby specified and fixed atthe sum of Ten Cents (10c) on the poll of every perron so assessed and returned as aforesaid.
_--— (S¢d.) W. E. DAWSON, Tatil change of Time Table a Special _» Mayor. Mail Train wil] leave Charlottetown at *? eA City Clerk 6.20 a. m. for Summerside; returping,} City Clerk’s Odice, ) vs .
Ch’town, May 19, 1896 4 dy 2w A By Law in Addition to the Pres-
ent By-Law for Sanitary Pur-
oses, for the Purpose of More ffectually Exfsrcing Cleanliness
in the City, Beit enacted by the City Counc!! of the City of Charlottetown as follows :—
lst. That upon the refusal or neglect of any Owner or occupier of any house, warehouse eellar, yard, field or other place in the said City to remove any dirt, manure, animal or vegitable substance, stagnant water, filth or rejuse matie: of apy kin’ off and trom such premises, after receiving 48 hours notice from the Sanitary ( fficer to remove the same, it shall be the duty of the Sanitary Officer, and he is hereby authorized and required to cause the same to be removed at the expense of the owner or occupier so notified as aforesaid. AL ter such removal as aforesaid, the Sanitary Officer shall forthwith demand payment of the cost of removing the same, and uniess paid o+ demand, shall tue therefor before the Stipendiary Magistrate; and a like remedy or the collection thercof as for the enforce- ment of the penalty underthe By-Law for Sanitary Purposes, Cnapter XVIIL., shall be applicabl: for the recovery of the amouvut And it is the aim of a good ihereot.
will leave Summerside at 4.15 p.m, (standard time), connecting with Steamer to acd from Point du Chene.
A. McDONALD, D. POTTINGER, Superintendent. Gen. Man. Gov. Rys. Railway Office, Charlottetown,
12th May, 1896.
H. M. DAVISON, City Clerx
HOME wife to keep it clean and at- 2nd The remedy above provided, shall be I ow tractive. Nothing wiltheip her! | 5) addition to the remedies provided under the 2 more than the use of 3y-Law for Sanitary Purposes, and nething VE Y herein contained shal be construed to pre- R Sunlight Oap vent any p‘rson being prosecuted fora breach ; {said Bp-Law as well BA Like a ray of sunlight it ™ repel : = D R brightens and cheers, en- W. E. DAWSON, courages and comforts, It Mayor, iwmakes homes bright and hearts light ...... May 1996 Books FOR WRAPPERS 7 For every 12 “Sunlight” wrappers sent to Lever Buos., Ld., Toronto, a useful paper-bound book will be sent, or a cloth-bound for 50 wrappers
New Patent Washer.
Secwu wd Micues, Haitax, Agenis A long felt want supplied. The Double for Noya Scotia, and P. E. I. Action Washing Machine and Star Wring- er are beyond our highest expectations. BOARDING gR TRAINING STABLES We willingly leave them on trial and show
you how to use them, so that you may
Graflon Street, Opposite Court House. fully prove —s ae on the a
" ow ay , rinciple as hand rubbing, yet so gentle JOUN M NICHOLSON, Prop'r. os oat te injure the finest fabrics, and ac- Having opend a public Stable on Gratton | complishes as much wors in an hour or treet, | am prepared to take Gei tlemen’s so as would otherwise occupy the greater
borses and Colts at all seasohs of the year to ‘ board, train, break or keepin road condition part of the day. A child can work them
Sor imecdicte une Sieete CRGENS OP OF Toad wack perfectly. Any person desiring Neov2?’—dyéw Am
gus ee ee order at Dodd & Rogers’, J. J. Prowse’s
or Jchn Prowse’s, Royalty East,
mé Sole agent for City, Royalty and Lots 24
and 33. Be sure you get the double action
© ] r y ard The ladies who hive purchassed them
’ cheerfully give their testimonial :—Mrs.
F. Heartz, Mrs. R. McMillan, Mrs. Dr. T.
supply you with all kiads of lum | Myre yw. Seller, Mr. F, Abbott, Mrs. W.
ber. Mellet, Mrs. E."Love, Mrs. E. T. Carbon-
it Will Pay You ell, Mr. John Mellett, Mrs. John Horne,
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Mrs, Philip Prowse, Mrs, P. H. Trainor
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A lot of iaths just landed,
; a “— the old stand. Makers of Iron Harrows,
JAMES BA RRETT, Scufflers, repaire of a)] kinds of machinery,
carriage work and painting. Horse-shoeing
tented to Terme reasonable. .
to have them on trial please leave your as they are the only machine we guarantee
And examine the contenta. We can | pend, reon, Mre. T. Dodd, Mrs. G. Tweedy, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. A. Robertson, Mrs. H,
Buarde, Shinglee, Scantling, Stud~ E. J. Lewis. To our patrons—rememb«r
‘Z a las R an®, y e _— Connolly’s Wharf. work warrauted.
JOHN PROWSE, Charlottetown Royalty.
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PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE,
the Commencement Exercises to be Held
in the Opera House,
The commencement exercises of the Prince of Wales College will take place in
the Opera House this evening at eight o’clock. Ap admission fee of ten cents wl] be charged 10 cover expenses. The following programme has been prepared for the eccasion.
Coliege Song.................. Commencement
Eseay—*Robert Burns”........P. McLeod Essay—“Joan of Arc”.. . Carrie Holman Nise ccs akinckiss Lizzie Anderson Escay—“Keats”............. Edith Anderson Chorus-~“Rule Britaunia”.......... College Valedictory......... iin ewes Edwin Crockett Chorus—“Trabling Back to Georgi” os ken seedagiaseeeina as <a 5 College REY socsivcnse <n soso Dr. Anderson
RPMs ices “Misses L. and A. Anderson Presentation of Medals and Diplomas.
————— mememes A Poarictic......... D. Ross, F. White, H.
WHAT A SRAP
edlncbindimenbacin Ritchie and W. Bradley
Addresses by Dr. McPhail and Judge
Fitzgerald.
IE cvceiasins:s eseeeee. College
Addvees 10 Graduates....J. H. Bell, M. A. Chorus—“‘Old Man Moses”.......... College
Address. ... Lieutenant Governor Howlan Chorus—“May God Preserve Thee, CRON Ts sso cnkocsse cevnccccees .-.--College Petia Boee aa... sinsesdins-+0ssen0k: College God Save the Queen. Following is the HONOUR LIST, GRADUATING DviuMas
Honor Diplomas. — Edwin Crockett, York,95; Edith Anderson, Summerside, 93; Montague Johustone ,Moutague, 90; Mar- garet James, Charlottetown; 88,; Daniel Ross, Bedeque 88,; Addison Anderson, Greenwich, 87; Parmenas McLeod,George- towa, 86; Carrie Holman, Summersi ie, §]; Frederick Haszard, Charlottetown, 79. First Ciass Ordinary Diplomas.—Elsie McNgik, Bayview, 91; Vernon Shaw, Brackley # ¢int, 88; Morley Seller, Union Roag, 86; Herbert Martin, Montague, 85; Satie Robertson sGaeleton, 81; Cyrus Me- Milian,* Char'ottetown, 84; Alexander Campbell, Souris West, 84; Beatrice Mc Intyre, Charlottetown, 83; Edwin Simp- son, St. Eleanors, 83; Edgar Sterns, Charlottetown, 8’; Ida Scott, North Kiver,
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MEDALS. The McPhail Gold Medal, awarded to the best student —Edwin Crockett. Governor-General’s Silver Medal, awarded for excellence ia Mathematics.— Edith Anderson. Vice Chancellor’s Medal, awarded to the best student in English.—Margaret James. Governor-General’s Bronze Medal, awarded to the best teacher.—Addison Anderson.
THIRD YEAR.
Note—Those students who have gained 75 per cent. or over, of the attainable num- ber of marks, are placed in the first rank, those from 60 to 74 in the second rank. Latin—Horace and Cicero. (First Rank) —Edith Anderson, Margaret James, Edwin Crockett and Addison Anderson, equal; Montagne Johnstone, Parmenas McLeod, Daniel Ross and Currie Holman, equal; Fred Baszard.
Latin Composition. (First Rank)—Edith Anderson, Margaret James, Edwin Creck- ettand Addison Anderson, equal; Montague Johnstone, Pa-menas McLeod, Carrie Holman, Fred Haszard, Daniel ioss.
Greek—Homer. (First Rank )—Monta-
ue Johnstone, Parmenas McLeod and Sdith Anderson, equal; Carrie Holman, Margaret James, Addison Anderzon, Fred Heszard.
Greek Composition. (First Rank) — Edith Anderson, Margaret James, Monta-
Haszard, Carrie Holman. James. and Edwin Crockett egnal,
Margaret James,. Parmenus Macleod
Ho)man.
Not until recently has it been possible to | prepare a fall line of colors adapted 0] Crockett, Margaret James, Parmenas coloring cotton and mixed goods and all) yacheod, Edith Anderson,
materials for carpets, rugs and mats that | Johuson, Daniel Ross and Fred. Maczard could be fully eS hes are ane equal. (Second Rask) Carrie Holman. color when exposed to light and sot t cock or fade. These colors are very val: | Rank) Margaret James, Edwin Crockrit, unable discoveries, and have only been} .oq Moniagne Johns‘one equal; Edith A:- | derson, Addison,Anderson Carrie Holman,
given to the public : afier severe tests } Parmenas MacLeod, Daniel Ross and Fred
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The fast Diamond Dyes for cotton and
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Haszard equal,
E-eays—Parmenas MacLecd, Edith mixed goods are the only dyes that Cao 4 ydersou, Margaret James, Carrie Holman a eatisfactory results in dyeing goods eanposed of silk and cotton, silk and wa), and cotton and wool. If you value e tiaze, money and success, ineist that your | below have gained at least 75 per ceut., dealer furnish you with the guaranteed | and are in order of-merit. Latin, Cicero and Virg1—Elsi: Me Neill, “Sadie Robertson, Edysr Sterns; That aecou nes f4000's Sarsaparilla has over and | Wm. Haberlin, Murray Garb 13 Herbert over again proved by its cures, | Martin; Donald Montgomerr, Valleytie.d; now.” ailed, that | Mardock McLeod, Valleyfeld; W. 8. Lea, Sec andater tea, &, Waveoisni chan Beatrice McIntyre, Ida | & Jghnson, Ch yrivttowa anu itor,
SECUND YEAR.
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son, «quel; Lizzie Dickiesos, Cyrus Mc-
equal; Edgar Sterns, Mabel Yeo, equa’;
(Ch*town), Stuar: McNeill, equal; Sadie
Campbell], Percy Crosby.
Cyrus McMiilan, Vernon Shaw, Herbert Martin, William Newson, Perey Crosby.
Cameron, Riverside; Arsene Poirier, Mis- couche; Nellie McCarthy, Tignish; Bruno
dian River; Arsene Poirier and W. k.
gue Johnstone, Addison Anderson, Par- menas McLeod. (Second Rank)—Fred
Higher Algebra. (First Rank) —Edw’n Crockett and Edith Anderson, equal; Carrie Holman, Montague Johnstone, Daniel Ross, Addison Ander:on, Parmenas McLeod and Fred Haszard,« qual; Margarct
Physics and Chemistry—Daniel Ro s
History of Greece—(First Rank) Mon- tague Juhnstone, Edwin Crockett, E:tith Anderson, Daniel Ross, Addison Anderson (S:cond Rank) Fred. Harzard, Carrie
English, Childe Harold etc—Kdwin Crockett and Margare. James equal; El- sie MeNeill, Montague Jobn-ton, Edwin Simpson, Parmenas MacLeod, Addison Anderson, Carrie Holman, Alexander Campbell, Kobert Smith, Daniel Ross, Nellie Nicholson, Fred Haszard and [ia
Eng!ich Literature—(First Rank) Edwin
Montague
French, Le Mesan-thtope, ete— (First
Note—The students whose names are
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Scott, H. Ketehum Dutcher, equal; Cyrus McMillan, Morley Sellar, equa’; Vernou Shaw, Edua Laird, Mate! Yeo, R. Emmet Smitb, equa’; C. C. Richards.
Latin Composition — Wm. Haberlin, Sadie Robertson, Stuart McNeill, Murdock McLeo!; Harry, McFarlane, Souris East, equa’; Elsie McNeill, Herbert Martn, Cyrus McMillan, Donald Montgomery, EJdgar Sterne; Malcolm Matheson, Heather- dale, equa’; Milton MeLeod, St. Avard’s, Morley Sellar.
Greek Cramm ir and Xenopbon—Elsie McLeod, Vernon Shaw, Mur‘ock Me- Leod, equal; Beatrice McIntyre, Wm. Lea, equa'; Wm. Haberiin, Morley Sellar, equal, Sadie Robertson, Edgar Sterne, Stuart McNeill, Cyrus McMiilan, Herbert Martin, equa’; Donald Montgomery, Percy Cro-by, N. A. Campbell, Robt. Smith, Wim. Newson, Lizzie Dickieson, equal.
English, Richard II—E sie McNeill, Mabel Yeo, Lizzie Dix kieson, equa); Ida Scott, Beatrice MclIutyre, Cyrus McMillan, Edwin Simpson, equal; Sadie Robertson; Nelli: Ni-helson, Crapaud; Herbert Mar- tin, C. C. Richards, «qual, Wm. Lea, Morley Sellar, equal; Wim. Haberlin, Edna Laird, Alex. Campbell, equal; Mur- dock McLeod, R. Emmet Smith, Wm. Newson.
English Literature — Vernon Shaw, Cyrus MeMillan, Elsie McNeill, equa!; Edwin Simpson, Herbert Martin, Daniel McRae, Morley Sellar, Alex. Campbell. Freuch, Pieciola.— Eisie McNeill, Ma-
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bel Yeo, Murdock McLeod, Edgar Sterns, Wm. Haberline, equal; Herbert Martin, Maggie Curley, Morley Seilar, eqval; Bextrice McIutyre, Vernon Shaw, N. A. Campbell, «qual; Donald Montgomery, Howard Dutcner, equal; Edwin Simpson, Edna Laird, Sadie Robertson, R. Emmet Smith, eqnal; Ida Scott, Perey Crosby, equal; Cyrus McMillen, Osear Reberts (M. Harbor), Adele McLocd, equal. Geometry. -- Vernon Shaw, Donald Mont- gomery, Edwin Simpson, equal; Frank Sterns, N. A. Campbell, Stuart McNeill, C. C. Richards, H. Keichum Dutcher, Mur- aock McLeod, Wm. Haberline, equal. Algebra —Vernon Si aw, D. Montgom- ery, Kdgar Sterns, equa!; Wm. Haberlive, R. Emmet Smith, equa’; H. Martin, Guido Cameron, M. Harbour, Murdock McLeod, equal; Genevieve McDonald (Uardigan), Stuart McNeill, Howard Batcher, equal ; Cyrus McMillan, Morley Sellar, Harry McFarlane, equal; Sadie Robertson, Mabel Yeo, equal.
Trigosometry.—Edgar Sterns, D. Mont- gomery, Murdock McL-od, Vernon Shaw, Sadie Robertson, Morley Sellar, Beatrice Mcintyre, Adele McLeod, Mabel Yeo Genevieve McDonald, cqual.
Chemistry. —Edgar Sterns, Stuart Me- Neil!, Vercon Shaw, equal; H. Martin, N. A. Campbell, equal; Elsie McNeill, Sadie Robertson, Ida Scott, Edwin Simpson, equa’; Murdock McLeod, Morley Sellar, equal, D. Montgomery, Mabel Yeo, equal ; Lizzie Dickicson, Wm, Newson, Alma Robertson, Charlcttetown, equal. Physiology -— Elsie McNeill, Beatrice Maclutyre, C. C. Ricbards, Aima Robert-
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M Jian, equal; Maggie Curley, Murdock McLeo}, Stuart McNeill, Sadie Robertson, Ida Scott, Morley Sellar, Vernon Shaw equal; Herbert Martin, Frank Sterns,
Adele McLeod, Wm. Haberlin, equal. Botany—El-ie McNeill, Nellie Hodgson
Robertson, Ida Scott, Wm. Newson, equal; Edna Laird, Vernon Shaw, Edgar Sterns, equal; Beatrice McIntyre, H. Ketchum Dutcher.
History of Greece—-Elzie MeNeill Ver- non Shaw, equal; Beatrice McIntyre, Alex.
Essays -Tja Seott, Beatrice McIntyre,
FIRST YEAR—FIRST DIVISION. Latin, Caesar and Virgil—Wm. E.
Martin, Rustico; Wm. McMillan, Lower Montague; Linnie Dingwell, Souris, and Ernest Weeks, Fre lerictoa, equal.
Latin composition Wm. Cameron, Nellie McCarthy, Arsene Poirier, equal; Linnie Dingwell, Bruno Martian. English—George Hardr, Alberton; W. E. Cameron, Arsene Poirier, Wm. Mc- Millan, Bruno Martin, equal. French—Bruno Martin, Nellie McCar thy, equal; Loretta Nelligan, Tignisb; Linnie Dingwell, Janie B. McDonald, In-
Cameron, equal; Moilie Sterns, Souris. Arithmetic— W. E Cameron, Georze Hardy, Eliza McKenzie, Flat River; Bruno Martin, Arsene Poirier, J. Foster White, Alberton, e jual; Fred Clarke, Al- berton; Wm. Sweet, Alberton, and Wm. McMillan, «qual,
Physiolozxy—Wm. Cameron and Wim. McMillan, equal; George Hardy §§Featon Aiken, Fred Bowness, Kensingtor; W. J. T. Murray, Fredericton.
Physical yeography—George Hardy and ‘“:4,.7..% urray, equal; James Rodd, Arsene Poirier, Wm. McMillan, W. E. Cameron, Fenton Aiken.
History of England—Minnie Wellner, Ch’town; James Rodd, J. Foster White, Wro. McMillan, Lottie Deacoa, York. Geometry—Arsene Poirier, Wim. Me- Millan, W. E. Cameron, equal; Ernest Bowness, Kensingtor; Brano Martin, James Rodd, Equal; Pius Ellis, Cross River; John Ellie, Cross River, equal. Chemistry—W. E. Cameron, James Rodd, Brackley Point Road, Arsene Poir- ier, George Hardv. Fenton Aitken, Lower Montague, Wim. McMillan.
Algebra—Eliza McKenzie, Fred Clarke, Loretta Nelligan, Arsene Porrier, Mary B. Simpson, Bay View, equal; George Hardy, William McMillan, equa); W. E. Cameron, Chas, Lund, Mount Herbert, Bruno Martin, equal,
Pbysicse—W E. Cameron, George Hardy, Fred Clarke, Bruno Martin, Arsene Porrier, Ernest Weeks, equal; Wm. Mc- Milian, James Rodd, equal.
Botany—Wm. McMillav, Fred B ownese, George Harjv, equal; W. E. Cameron, Ernestine Grant, Millview; Janie B. Mec- Dosald, Donald McCarthy, Souris East. FIRST YEAR-—SECOND DIVISION.
Latin (Cesar, Virgil!)—Daniel Croken. Emerald; John J. Campbe!], Greenvale; Newton Wilkinson, Alberton, Arthur Doyle V cioria; Mary Laird,Bedeque, «qua!; Mag gie McFadyen, Charlottetown; Chester Arthur, Alberton, equal; Daniel Johnson, Brackley Point Kad.
Latin Composition.—John J. Campbell,
For Weak Backs, Lame Backs, Painful Backs or any kind of Bad Backs, Manley’s Celery-Nerve Compound is
the Great Back Strengthener.
Wm. Rogers, 5 Ottawa Street, ~~ r tt, Mis ca a umber of years ave bee troubled with alame back. Some of the doctors I consulted called it Lumbago; others, Kidney Disease. I received no benefit from their treatment. Nine months ago I was lucky enongh to try ey’s Celery-Nerve Compound, and, after
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has truly cured me and J am now well.” Cora Peck, Amsterdam, N. Y. Ee sure to get Hood’s, because
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
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Arithmetic —Desbrisay Calbeck, Try-
on, Ed. Grady, John Robertéon, Ch’town, equa’; Chester Arthur, Sadie Belmont,
Belmont, Lem. Miller, Mary Malone, Mag-
gie McFadyen, John M. McLeod, Harts- ville, Mary Nantes, «qual; Cecilia Cass,
Danie] Croken, Harriet Mathews, equal.
Chemixtry—John Roberteon, Lem. Miller, Arthur Doyle, equal. Ed. Grady, Mary Malone, Mary Nantes, equal; Daniel
Johnson, Cecilia Cass, Maggie McFadyen,
equal.
-by-iology—Maggie McFadyen, Har- riet McFarlane, Bedeque, Arthur Boyle, Clara Hall, Summerside, equal; John Robertson, Desbrisay Callbeck, Sadie Fraser.
Physical Geography —- Sadie Fraser, Cecilia Cass, Jobn J. Campbell, Clara Hall, eqva'; Maggie McFadyen, Minnie Keith, Lem Miller, Angus McWilliams. History of England—Chester Arthur, Maggie McFadyen; Elia Morrow, Souris; Ada Schurman, equal; Clara Hall, Cecilia Cass, John McLeod; Helen Dunbar, Alma; Samuel Nicholsor, Souris West, equa’. Physics~John J. Campbell, Arthur Doyle, Lem Miller, John Robertson, equal; Cecilia Cass, Harry Ritchie, Ch’town; DesBrisay Calibeck, equal; Maggie Mc- Fadyen; Wallace Ellis, Milicove. Botany—Cecelia Cass, Maggie McFad- yen, John F. Robertson equal: Louise Barrett, Charlottetown; Regina McDonald, Kelley’s Cross, John McLeod equal. School Management and Teaching— Addison Anderson, Barry Ritchie, ,.War- burton Murray, Mabel Burrows, ‘Nellie Nicholson, Maggie Gaffney, Samuel Nic- holson, Donald Montgomery.
4 CALL TO WOMEN.
A Helper in Times of Trouble.
PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND A BLESSING T0 FEMALES OF EVERY AGE,
The Greatest Health-Builder and Strength-Giver of the Age.
SURE, QUICK AND PERYANEN? CURES,
The greatest misfortune of the pr. sent generation is that the mothers and wives are co often unfitted for the duties of !ife, and for alldomestic enjoyment, by reasefi~ of broken down health and ovértasked systems .
The duties of women of all ages are often more worryisg and wear ng than the troubles met with by men. Social, house- hold and often bus) ess car 8 press upon women very heavily. In this way the delicate nerves and se sitive organs be- come deranged, and life tc 1es # burden that many carry to the grave.
For all the special weaknesses that wo men are 60 apt to fall victims, medical science has provided Paine’s Celery Com- pound. The wonderful tovie and build- ing-up properties of this famed medicive have specific powers in correcting the dis- orders of the female organism; it main- tains health, gives streugth, vivacity ard good looks, keeps the secretory system in perfect order, and imparts to the body the elasticity of early womarvheod.
Mrs. Bopper, of Thornhill, Ont. briefly telle how she was restered to health and made a new woman. She eays;
“With very great pleasure and satisfac- tion I wish to add my testimony to what has already been said in favor of Paine’s Celery Compound. For a very long time I suffered from general debility and run- down ‘system. Having heard of Paine’s Celery Compound I determined to give it a trial, and I am happy to tay it has done me more gocd than I can express. For ten years | doctored with other medicines without any good results; but after using
Paine’s Celery Compound I am perfectly restored to health, can eat well, digestion is good, and my sleep is sweet aad sound. Altogether I am a new woman. ! always recommend Paine’s Celery Compound to
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