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ee as ES EE i . ee | Mion ston, I shall remember o ies ————— - 3 j +. c , of ‘ " tex The Rit’ FAREWELL SERMON. ‘feelings this church and ny anal sundae s of Voters ee oe k ble to visit y Pegistration © : i hope to be a os o's ntranges rex a wana is the 9 — oe ie DELIVERED AT THE FIRST METHODIST CHU Ri - ye Your new pastor will not b stad i not yet registel ad can ,OLLO Na ; J sneral res THIS CITY, ON’ SUNDAY BV ENING, JULY : He ia highly gifted an: i . i ines d i wt af the }third match in the |-Dominion series, shot | IN 7 ' : to you. aa hiel ou have invites ‘ tions made ult s el of os — EV. JOHN sEaD. ca osition to whieh y “ } ieir af oe fe! list i karly un Saturday 12TH, BY THE R \ for oe (iod bless him and you ta youl } Me'lish, Beg : 7" : | aes a » (tod bless : i : oBce ot June! | he preliminary iers, * 889 I commend you to niet, d oz bi | have had most kindly tion i lesirable, as fhe | ith busiiers, London, Out on | 6**And now, brethren, | comm ye h is new relationsh p- shale oni organist of sttel . mm Chose 30th, Geary” oon Oat - BG (od, and to the word of His grace, whie Fag intercourse with the woe sne--tehacsing.-of Te nn A SSrd, ODO” cronke, Ist teMMs. vi veeeecees SS: able to build you up, and to give you an = ithis church, and pray them. 1 have tried ; on f li YAM IN rn TORY awall, tle? aiecsses: iy cuueul 866 | heritance among all them which are sancti: | Heaven may yess = toward you in every | { _ \) Al LY 4- MWA As rt a “0 RSI, London, Ont......-60-00e- oe tied.”"—Acts, xx. and 32. to meet my obl er oe Lave fait that —_ LSy] - at, Bowraville, Ont......-++s0eeee ro ad ly af- reapect, aod 1 avai your pastor lhacl | JULY 14, (evi. © de Dar Ertan Qilie din atin cesieseesi Sg These words were spoken at 4 ecpy d such is the case. vs jon. such an arsistant | Crop ~ 1 82nd Battalion, Ch’town, P EI.......-- oa fecting parting between the servant of _ ; anassistant In te tec me, a9 I shall | : 5 = : . 800 . : : 2, " ray ’ The Question of the = $5th, Lindsay, Out, Ist team...... ag anak Paul, and the elders of the church a is still mecessary - fl and to carry you = ‘ H G Artillery, Ist team......-++++.++s: aa | Ephesus, who had gone to the port of ‘not cease to pray for you, [ue crop question 18 NOW. ASS" ming | Toronto R ip ee nae ss 4 kee oy es tt Te "833 Miletus in order to meet him. We need | jn my heart. agursble dimensions. An ee t Kag- 4th, Windsor Mills, Que......--++++ere- $24 uot dwell upon the historical portion of the i wutherity on grain statist’ 4) whilelizch, Hamilto», Ist team..... 321} text or the result of the interview. ot ating an almost average ¥,cicish crop | atst, Essex Centre........seeeeeeer cress a2) We tind ourselves this evening, beloved TENDERS r : i _ a timates the detioi® ney in France | 20ch, Milton 4 wncceeens ee ople on the eve of a parting. his re- milliow bushels, aw. some French | 2ad Fusiliers, St eee a ain a gio | PROR® f itinerant system which eee a naee . 130 mili a eo 1.9 Victuriag, Montreal, lst team........ minds us of the ie } idersigned , culators place the detici#? as high as 175 eae > _ ceoedaadl ouaneue sue eeeeen sug characterizes the Methedist Church throughb- POVENDERS, addressed to the und ’ aa ' The total Rnropean deficieacy ik eee “800 ) out the world. Our Lord and Master left and marked ** Tenders for anes pitilions : Ry e d, . Sivtedcess boca letiads «QU, _ J , : i . mis ‘ be supplied from external sources, the ak tiean. Si tebtbc 60s ST eakint Lind pu specific instructions as to the methods by | po Leccived at the , Hr ORADAY July ‘ nator places at 380 millions of bushels Quebec Sh... cwseecccccccecscecrecoes = which His disciples should spread the | office, City Hall, — fol the supply . wheat; or, if we were to accept the} ) 4) College, Kingston........-+-++++++: oo pel; he lett these to the churches, knowing | g9¢h,’ at 12 o'clock, noon, ires of the French — statistician tor Gist Fusiliers, Montreal.........-.- ° on that the methods best suited for one age or ing of Krance, the total European deticit would ‘3.0 ObtaWa, BG WOON. onc ccccccees ven country would not always be best for 0 Tons (2240 Ibs.) Round Coal, a sbout 130 million bushels. Ch’town, PE I, Us 6s Gseedwees ees amg another As the development of intellec- 10 : , wi a Slack ee us . > elo I 2k Ce a dae Oke 4 : . . ® ; Sveminely, therefore, it may be yy th, Hagersville. t Deas ae eh eas ia 770} ‘ual power and the social elevation of the | 160 } a0 ned that Europe will have to Pak ( A o, KR » I, ee) > vewbbe o- _ Nee 765 people would require improved systems, te be delivered not later than 235th Septem er, oh. rtat, 400,000,009 Bushels of wheet, © int OG ia Sree toh emia blac ia cin cual 765! He lft to the matured judgment of the 1891, on any of the City Wharves— wharfs ge emand implies a highet —. eagiliney s MG A eee Ist tean...... --+93) Ohureh the methods by which the epee | and weighing to be included in price = sal than bas prevailed during tale years; by ‘ 5 sic Octane St LMI... .c cece 7ol shall be circulated throughout the earth. .. |in tender. Bidders to specify the Mine from id, were the price estimated at the yar Kentville Ga loners cal. .. 649 As one of the very youthful Churches, it! . i504 Goal will be supplied. fessedly low lure of Sl per bus el, if oe ed Batt, Amberat ee ays -++/34 hee pleased God to give Us, through our D. McLEAN, How that Earope will have to » ry $404 2 ie, Bete SEW de ah one cane oa leaders, the itinerant system. We this Secretary. } —- oft > > or (ni8B} J oo ae jm ae ne oi . ; QU9,000 to other parts oF -~_ Ma en aba oth Royal Scote, Moutreal, let team. . .. a O4 evening part, not because | can ne longer Water Commissioners’ Oflice, | a. 3 real; which is an amount annost w : “1(} OR. Toronto, 2a team......-.-. . ‘ia bear to preach to you or you to listen to City Rall, July 14, 2 2w 2aw , edent The crop in the ( nited States rn a oe oa eee ee ties 709 me. That isnot the reason, thank God. De eres aen ned aceisnsciapaeiinei anaes is variously estimated between 500 and 550 Sith, Huntington, Que.... oe 243 Y n know that there has been a strength- - , ' “ ‘ oO tion = bushels ana, AS Prospects DOW | presaott KR A eee reeceees odad alias etecilante ——o . 0 siideniians i each othgr and 7 E nd 550 miutlons is perhaps & iar est Koyal Grenadiers, ‘loronto, lat team..... ry rake of _ eee ae ever since ea 4 A ° mid, vu titi are Ib wh = : Estimating their domestic require- | 7iat, St Stephea, NB........ 710 ¢ rapes d people, snd that _ ee si ae . urposes at 3), 000,000) 4 Kattery, Kingston, Out. 2... eee eens sv . first met as pastor an . pre, RF ; : . oe hould have. at this | St John RifleCo.....cccces ect ccsccvccs 706 those ties are stronger ¢ is evens ; DOURLE TENEMENT HOUSE nitu- jushele, the S:a'es vate ly fur | 37th, Peterboro, let team........+-.0s0«: 705 ever before. Under the itinerant “Alpe aad en Kent Street. Can be had in ‘nphus 6 Sh OOO pushels le wend : * wns — , nts . rate, a qurplus of | ale Cn'town, P E I, Eog..........-+-+- + TOS provision is made that no church shall he tenement if required. Apply to export, assuming the hume stock to remain Se ee ee eee o. Uh ith i tor, and that no pastor shall | one tene zoe tauantity,whatever'ha + a be. | 4/'is Mundas, Uat........ gag | Without a pastor, and th a MRS. OFFER, al its presentquantily, i 2éch, co aaa aan abou +i oe 4 he without a ehurch while he can pre i ‘ Queen Strect. i ich Fusiliers, Montreal, 21 team ....... 0 b It of the working of this sys- jyl4—Saw t Fe ncsihn tind —_—_—_—_——_— ¥ ’ ‘ Europe. | oo Another resu q Phe Pinancial Situation in Europe 14th, Kingston ...... ee fo on soap inteelatpel Suakneed eT oss PR oe! pts ei | Co, Ls its Medericwon. . hi ees piv part of the pastors. | stand here_ this Dominion of Canada, CH ene eo . Prep ag Ta dette Cer — eo GV id oie dp cde Beis ols ""686levening the successor of a long ser of Province of Lakers ce Ss, noeugt i tilt i - oth, Bellevi. Ban «e OC eS e cbs ¢ + 4h 4 08h OO EES : an ou have more settled than it has been, is still far) 13.5) Hamilton, 2d team .............++- C3 }neble, pious end gifted a tala aad abil- kd d Island im being a hopefulene. Lc might he Koyai Grenadiers, Toronto, 2 team...... 679 profited from the — at If you Prince War . reasonably expected that the derangements IZ iss, Prederictom ........0025 creer eeee poe ity in your pulpit ministra a chi ah veowing out of the disaster of iast fall had {SNaeckville Association...........0 6.006055 on had — a ia a have proved IN THE SURROGATE AND . f adi 2 : t roly ae Rr ee ee eo. + OU¢ variety ot metho 8, COUIC 1 2 1 been so far adjusted as tu involve no fy 22d, . 53 ' me r ‘ ther danger, were it not that new difiical- & 0 R, Montreal, 3d rae cee . Rete) eee ae such a blessing to you ! 4 to aver- PROBATE COURTS. ties have to be faced between now and De- G > ae S4 sheet... ; aia Again, the itinerancy 18 i ap: at alee epiglaliiteatan, cember. The Argentine danger has been | 8 Mastery, — Se ae leinatt Bua? . 631 | come d.v sions and distrac — od 50 Vic., A. D. 1887, in re Estate of Angus J, re-opened by the Cungress of that Republic B Battery, Quebec, ~ ‘aie eee 639| an extent as poseible. lf « congregation | 4 Campbell, lateof Little Harbor, Lot 46, a spending for three months the laws re- a Rifle ae em oh teen: eee : ; _628 | is nct satisfied with its: pastor, we can o in said Island. lating to ‘the collection of debts; which, pecan aah ace - 626} to it ; ‘‘Have a little patieuce, - he Se AKE NOTICE that under and by virtue of a ' 5 . 7 a ee ee ee, 8 Pee eee. 4e 0 e oF aaa : so * e, “ , Bs though it may not vitally affeet the Argen- Kegma Rifle Association ..............6. 625 soon move out of at eae naan a eemnanie caneae of the will tine banks, is calculated to put a severe | yg ¢; Artillery, Montreal, 2d team........618] it is hardly worth while for then , . t. | of the above named Angus J. Campbels by he strain upon commercial and financial e Cieee Ee OO, cc cn engceraseeeet 599} schiam. If I felt that I were ved sys. Hamorable Chases Tew James of Protmte oat ? ' © 7Q5 a ‘ 1 ~ ° huuses which have already been serivusly 44th, Madoc ae fee eee cece sereeereees 595 and that you by your ame oy fe eo a chaitieorter uabate and Surrogate for the said weakened and whose credit is suffering from Headquarters Stat, ree tees = go, we would have * di ies ee ee Island, and which conse was Gated the téth “= their large guarantees to Argentine under | Halifax Rifle Club. .......eeeee eee. vind mr ward each other from that = 2 anim ith of Foursety, A. D. wate oon how, Me- takings. ft turns out also that the balance! HG A, Halifax, 3d team..............+. 24 us on the present occasion. _ We part w y ea tens teat i a oes ol Russii’s claims upen toreign SBi, Cita, GO CORR ois co od cc ee cv cniee ° “ane Che host of good feeling. For this, let us Lea # banks and bank ers is inuch larger Q 0 R, Montreal, 4th team......... — 552 thank God. ON WEDNESDAY, than has been suppused During June, | 9h Batt, Quebec ee Se 551 The apost’e commended the Church to te tte Pa a ’ ST tk *~ete 7 BUT ccc c cece creer sees e ii ce , . > > an shout $12,000,000. of gold was sent. to Sr. ean oe nt 24 Meee ot 544|God. Why not? When 1 lock over hye 16th day of September next. Cnaameere ¢ Sa te wadenenedehek O66,-| ED een ese eae 543 | congregation and see not only po ir cca Svan the howe ot RUMVIKIG cibe thie bdhisninke, 009,000 more will have tu be withdrawn Royal Grenadiers, Toronto, 3.1 team...... 536|tendants, but many belove seers. _ d : from the Bank of England for Russia in | Battery, Kingston, 2d team ......... --533 | have come in with us to show their . Y | all the real estate of the said Aram J. Compe, July and August. Beyond this drain, eld Cas cs wanwi'e awe - 528 feeling aud good will towards us, my gee deceased, ead whi consis Lae f ry ox ene 1s ex pected to be drawn from London in} jot Batt, P W Rifles, Montreal lst team. .479] is deeply affected, and I feel that CaN fh ittie Harbor, ir: ‘fownship Number Fort voix. in cousiterable amounts tu Geruvany and Hol- | 9G A Halifax, ath OE Si vine fee — commend you al! to the word eres Sean tain bok cp te elaer ts — third = land ; and the “stay law” adopted by the] Royal ee ne ee wee 08s Fe 454 During the three years in on ing one huadred and thirty seces of land formerly \rgentine Congress is likely to cause an | Guards, Ortawa, 3d team... .* saan vr been your pastor the best of good feeling owned by Johe Campbell. deceased, anid being uttlow of gold to that couutry. ‘The | BC Royal Schooi Infantry, St Johus, P Q has prevailed, and to-night I can commend | bounded on the east by the eastern boundary o early outflow of gold to that country. NR SI oak 6 iid bc pica spokes <>) 418 wep . led iously and | said farm, and running the whole length of ihe oe a on wr 1's) ona ke, 2d team, 6 men short 319 | you to God. : He has a ee said farm porth and southand on the west by 8 line. dotog such iunportant secvice in buttressing odd, Sherbroe gene = Simon abeont _. ,2i)| kindly by His good spimt up to the present | drawn parallel to the saca castern Seudary hen i E q ¢ g ' L ee ee > . ° : ~ a « confidence in London and indirectly also at a een Bee teats Po era 149} hour. I thank the oflicials of this church eee oS Peet SS eS a width af "4 - the Coutineatal centres is therefore destin- |‘ awe er ee, ee ior their kindness towards me in our official whole one hundred and thirty acres, and al:o the ed to drafts which will, at a later stage, relations, and the officers and teachers of claim of oie Soepenss Se 50 Pees eee in : : i i rest in said one hundred and thi © with traw that much-needed support, and LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. | the Sabbath School for their faithfulness = further particulars apply to the under- place the gold beyond the reach of the and zeal in the Gachorte ot en aren , signed at Souris Rast, or to Messrs. Peters & ts r] , av : a i x th | Peters, Solicitors, Charlottetown, wants that wili press heavily upon the | *- : is : Asa congregation, G as been we ‘ icit das of duis, A Bo: ei heels of deficient harvests. Sellers vs. Toombs. us. Many have been brought to the Say-{ Dated this fourteenth day of July, . OH Orem peer

Mr. Perley’s Statement.

Before the Privileges and Elections Com- mittee, Mr, Perley said :

ln making a statement | psemise it by saying that Mr. Murphy's statement is cor- rect. Mec. Murphy came to my residence in Janu ary, 1887, and tokl me that he had come on behalf of the Grm of Larkin, Cun- nolly & Co. to express to me their thanks for what | had done for them as engineer vf the Harbor Commissioners of (Juebee, that is, im my capacity of harbor engineer or Cluef, engineer of the Harbor Commis- stoners; that [ had taken hold of the dicks ina state of almost wreck; that by my skill and by my ability 1 had made it a suc- cess, and that I had been tie means by- what | had done for the commissioners aad for the works of really putting them on their feet as regards a very bad jeb; that he wished-—the firm wished—to show some mark of their—what shall I call it ?

Me. Edgar—What did he call it /

Mr. Perley —1 am speaking from mem- ory, and my memory is very much impair- ed from my lare illness—their appreciation of what I had done.

He took a parcel from his pocket —I did not know what it contained —and offered it to me. | asked what it was. He said ir was a douceur, | declined to receive ir. lie pressed me. I declined. I told him [ could not take it. He even went so far as to go over tO my piano and lift the music va top of the piano, and shove the mopey under the music. k told him he must take it away, that I could not take it. He was persistent, so persistent in his determination tu give me something that 1, to try and get vid of him, said he might give me some little thing for my wife —some little thing, and let it go. Heasked what I would like, | said,

will wear a ring for your sake, and give my wife something.” He spoke something aud then wens away. Afterward dhere came while | was away a box addressed to my wife, wud whea [cams home I found that the box had been opened and that it contained quite «lot of stutf, consisting in part of some articles of jewelry and in part of si!ver piate. | keptit. I spoke to Mr. Murphy afterward ia Quebec, when I saw him some months afterward, and I took him to task for what he huddone. He said there was no need of sayiog anything at all about it, that he had valy doae what he intended to do when he left my house. I told him he should never have done so, he never shouki have sent me what he did send me; and I spoke to him in that way.

A few days, afterward, or a little time afterward, 1 do not know, he handed me the bill for tne articles—which I have in my pors-ssion, I will say to the committee that | was simply astounded by the amount. I thought that what he had sent me was a small thing in the shape of a doucer; but I was really astounded at the amount. of the bill. I need not say to you, gentlemen, that it affected me very much. I did not return the articles, and it has affected me ever since,

so much so that I have repaid the amount last year to Mr. Michael Connolly,

>; Srr,—in Dr. McLood’s aldress to the Medical Association, he undertook to con- demn a judgment of the County Court which he had never heard nor read, and to pronounce it based on false premises, though he was not present during the trial, except while giving his evidence, and had nv correct means of knowing either the law or facts upon which it was based. | was counsel for the plaintiff, and advised the bringing of the action. Because | pre- sented to the public in a temperate letter in your issue of Friday last the ridiculous- ness of Dr. McLeod’s position in talking upon a subject which he knew nothing ‘about, he flies into a passion und charges me in your issue of yesteruay with betray- lng dvimius and showing bal temper. My letter was simply written to correct the un- true and inisleading statements made by De. McLeod before the Medical Associa- vion, and a perusal of it and of his reply will enable any intelligent reader to judge where the bad temper is shown. I would advise Dr. McLeod to read Julge Alley’s judgment, and if he can only overcome his animus, he will be convinced that neither his assistance nor mine is required to up- hold it.

De. Toombs first sued my client for a medical bill of about $50 for his services in connection with the matter fur which this action of damages was afterwards brought and judgment was given aginst him. Sel- lers then on my advice brought this suit and recovered judgment in damages. Toombs appealed from neither judgment ‘for reasons,” to use the suggestive lan- guage of his friend Dr. McLeod, *‘which I need mot explain here.”

W. S. Srewarr. seine deal Wards 4 and 5 Salute His Henor

the Lieutenant Governor. Sir,—The residentsSof Wards 4 and 5 would respectfully direct the attention of His Honor the Lieutenant Governor to the fact that the representatives of Wards 4 and 5, who complain so much about not being represented in the City Council, are frequently absent from the regular meet- ings of the Council, thus sh wing that it is a change (nut a decrease)»f Councillors that is required. We hope His Honor will make a note of this and refuse to sanction the unconstitutional bill concocted by these gentlemen. Wakps Four anp Five.

July 14th, 1891.

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tion has arisen as to the fac we begin the publicatio Alley’s elaborate judgr Toombs. The conclud nished to-morrow,

ts in evidence, n to-day of Judge nent in Sellers ys, ing part will be fur-

City Councit.—The ad

journed meeti the City Council will be *

held this evening.

physicians and the public, and as a ques- th

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JULY

TURSDAY.

iour during the three years, and are here as witnesses to the power of divine grace. About one hundred persons have united with the Church, and nearly 100 hare been carried to the cemetery. The loss of so many loved ones has been a heavy trial to the pastor, as well as to their relatives and friends.

The Church has had missionary enter-

prisein this city, as well as elsewhere. Kensington Hall is the fruit of that enter- prise. In addition to the funds required for the support of this Church, this congre- gation paid into other funds in connection with the Methodist Church, doring the past year, the sum of $3,5 Under thesé circumstances, | desire to commend this church to the word of His grace. I wish, also, to extend the same commenda- tion to Other churches in this city. As | think of this church, I have the heartiest good will towards it. Not one discordant word during the three years of my pastor- ate, has marred our intercourse with each other. With philantrophic reforms, generally, I have been in full accord. I have visited nearly every town, village, and district on the Island, 1 have looked upon the Island as beautiful for situatioa and the joy of the Dominion. Its people have displayed an ambition and talent which have enabled them to compete for position with those of larger provinces of the Dominion, and with those of other parts ot the world,

In the direction of reform work in this city, 1 am only surry that I have not been able to accomplish more. 1 have not in- termeddled with party politics and none e° you know to which side I lean. I am glad to feet that in leaving you, I have the good will of all denominations «f christians in

this city. Of this, I have had, dor- ing the past few days, several touchip

§ proofs from quarters where I ‘ea ¢ expected them. This has particularly moved my heart. I shall love to carry those pleasant recollections with me wherever I go. I have always enjoyed the friendship, of, the press, for which I return my heartiest. thauiss. In short, I have much enjoyed my. three years pastorate in this city in my inter- course with the members of my own church and congregation and with those of the other religious denominations, And now, brethren, I commead you to God and to the word of | His grace, What better thing can I say to you? No greater blessing can come to you. Keep close to Him, live to His honor and glory, and your future will grand and (pasteve. 1 thank God that as I turn away rom you, I have » door opened to me, When I received an invitation last year, from the City of Ottawa, to become pastor of a church ere, the Quarterly Official Board ef this church allowed me time to obtain the consent of the authorities of our church, and to be transferred to another Conference, showin their readiness as brethren to rmit me do what I thought would be or the best. The transfer was not made, but my heartfelt thanks is due to the Official Boa

rd for their great kindness to me on that occasion. When rem

ove to my wew charge in the City of

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first, $8 to second, $3 t second, $4 to third.

h - given to a Two-Year-Oj be enough to enter. to enter and thr ground, but no into , Sold, 8‘ day punished accor

good day's fun,

JOHN McLEAN, Administrator cum testamenpto annex) jyli—ai of Angus J. Campbell, deceased.

THE LIFE OF CHRIST,

In Story, Painting and Song.

R. A. W. STRUTHERS, of Toronto, will

exhibit his uarivalled collection of Views, embracing the priucipal events in the Life of Christ, from the Manger to the Throne,

IN THE LYCEUM,

—ON—— Monday, July 20th, at 8 p m.,

preceded by some magnificent Disselving Views of the Rock of Ages; a finely colored set of Scenes—'t'en Nights in a Bar Room ; and a superb set illustrating Bishop Heber’s Mis-ionrry Hymn, * From Greenland’s Icv Mountains.”

The Views from the Life of Christ are chiefly copies from the paintings by Rewbens and others of the Masters, to be found in the Art Gal'eries end Cathedrals of the Old World and in the Vatican. They areshown upon a canvas twenty- five feet square, by means of a pair of the most improved and powerful stereoptic the oxy-ether calcium light, and most brilliant effects. MATINEE.—To afford th an Opportunity of seeing this Magnificent Bxhibi- tion of Paintings, a Matinee will be given en Morday Afternoon, at 4 o’cleck

producing the e Children of the City

» to Which on Children and their guardians will be admitted? PRICES :— Matinee, 1y cents; Myvening, 5

cents; Gallery, 25 oents. jyll—dy 6i (11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18) wky

TROTTING RACES

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Little River, Lot

SATURDAY,

kth DAY OF JULY, When a Purse. of SEX’PY: DOLLARS will

be given to the followiug Classes :

THREE MINUTE CLASS, $24—$10 to o third, GREEN RACE, $18—$8 to first

THREE-YEAR-OLD RACE, first, $6 to second, $4 to third,

In addition to the aboy

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$6 to $18—$8 to

€, a prize will be | d Class, should there

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Entrance fee,

10 per cent. of purse, Five | : ee or more to start.

There will be a well-stocked Saloon on the b

xicating liquors will b>

and anyone who will sell any on that |

near the Dianne will be watched and!!)

ing to law. ;

orecmen are invited to attend and have a

SAMUEL MoPHERSON,

Little River, June 22, 189l—dy wy

ons, employing |

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of . ~ sp) Cy oa Y } q a Pi tn i y — _ —<—S — = ” | . td a opoeooowoseoe. —ctananateciints on dignnchisiniore seg 2s ‘ ow : 7 » Our Stock is so Large, K Our Styles are so Corred, B: Our Prices are so Low. 3 aoe eeo se > oossee r { Net “ ‘ LADIES 5 Desiring anything in our MANTLE Y ‘ rr . DEPARTMENT cannot fail to fe 9! ) pleased We draw special attention Pie Mto the fact that the leading Londey : 7 Mand New York Fashion Magazines ae y ; UE ~ jllustrate the styles now showing by ; Po og \ us. Only a few rémaining of our wonderful bargains in Jackets, Don fail to secure one.

SOLE LSE EE OT eee ‘a ’ wee ;

NEW FIRM.

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URQUHART & BROW,

General Insurance Agents and Accountants,

REPRESENTING THE FOLLOWING FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES;;

British America Assurance Company of Torente ; Commeniiaa Assurance Company of Lendety ee econ Unica aaa f F MANCHCSELC s oh - . ’ oM National Iusurance €o. of Edinburgh, Scotland.

Capital Represented, - - $62,000,000,

é > ’ Setile- All Classes of Insurable Property insured at knee Rates, Oe ment of Claims. Accounts Audived at Shortest Notice an ease

OFFICE—Brown’'s Block. Queen Square, Charlottetown. July 11, 1891.

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Seasonable!:

—— — . ) EGYPTIAN EGG SHAMPOO AND SEA rot ful, healthy, cleansing and cooling “wouie’ paration, equally as well adapted “SS ; and Children’s use as for Men's. pecial refreshing after bathing. 1 FLESH BRUSHES—all fibre—not injured by pieces” ~ BATH GLOVES, Rubber Bathing Hoods, Berens: Oiled Silk, Bay Rum, Cologne, Laven aa — and other Toilet Waters, Sponges, Pocke

STICKY FLY PAPER, Poisoned Fiy Paper, Glass Fly Ti"

WATSON’S DRUG STORE. |

Charlottetown, July 11, 1891.

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LONDON HOUSE

MIDSUMMER cOO0DS!|

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JUST RECEIVED:

New English Prints, Art Mluslins,

Tennis Flannels, Scotch Navy Serges. Ladies’ Sunshades, Ladies’ Umbrellas.

HARRIS & ST

TTY h y ji Chay .ottetown, July 9, 1891.