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CHARLOTTETOWN

E DAILY EXAMINER.

Single Oopies Two Oents

P. E. ISLAND, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1896.

NO 8.

“Why Some Succeed

to make mi:takes,

as you Can see for yorreelf, | But you may get the bea -fit of their experience | by watching

| how, when and where they advertise. Some papers pay advertisers,

i some do not,

| many lo not, “

| Only a few pay,

|and they can be picked out

ernment buildings at Ottawa. Some ten

veers later, health fai gain, her hus

nv pe

| by the large amount of advertising they do CALENDAR FOR JULY, 1886, | wy yi rey rome a = > mS SE GE IEE GEE EE I FE GIT LE GEE. FEES ese sia nae Meas ue = For Sale or To Rent,), SS SSSSSSG| svmcmmnus | bast Quar 2od day, 9h 108m. p.m. The Brick H cate i sian ite ; SG { The Cultivator and Conntry Gentleman New Moon, 10th day, 3h. 224m. p. m | ee ee ee ee ae Oe YS {| pablished an ‘nteresting sketch of Mra, ! cee | posite St. Paul’s Church, Heated by hot f | Elizabeth Maria J ! First Quar, [7th day, [lh.51.8m. a.m /w; BE ihe, Bi is a ie | “tizabeth Maria Jones, of Brockville, | rst Y water, Electric light, ete. Apply to U / bear i sti ; i ill} j i Pell Moon, 24th day, 1h.22.6 m.. p. m . | & j Vut.,who bears the double d'stinetion of | Of ill health, despondency and despair, uli M : : - > I 8. R. JENKINS | being at once the mo-t noted Js rsev breed } gives way to the sunshine of hope, illicit ceseieibiesbes ice. ia ci Sc / a im Canada of either tex, und the most} happiness an ] health. upon taking i ee ; Suan | Su Hiet ; nuted fen ale breeder of J recys of either; Hood’s S irsaparilla, because it gives aw of »* " - ga Tr} > Vanada or the nited Stutes “py if é ; ity ’ JPeror Work | race} ec | mater) ARE YOU GUING £0 | MMi Jones was lors here she now | mewWet lite and vitality to the blood i | | ; oent. SORSS Was LOS ‘waete She BOW! and tarough that imparts nnn 5 Sed lives, at Bro. kvilie, Unat., jast opposite the |... S" : po bhm|hi aft | Fhdnees tT. ae 2 ea ited ' = a nerve stren gth, vigor l \ «tay ‘ 1s . 1% . 30 her early educati = vw i ee al " ‘Saale and WP » the whole ‘ a { ; j a ‘ at ‘ 6 a g , > e * ‘ ce Oe m a@lior vas iat re >( box ‘ > ; » ye 2) Toors ay 91 as | 3 13 , < At the Bargain Corner, The superior make and finish of our readymade clothing, together with in Scotland, her father Laving been @ nat- |” i . = roel | 4 % , 3 , : : Pee ie : So : : - oe r = ee of thi ee era ceil cialis as *“Tiood’sSar saparil 8} Frida ol “a t 5 i the very low prices at which they are sold, keep things booming in the clothing department We sod aeturwine the kicie ge Gor ei wonnatili, Sa y 20 3 § 6 oS . ‘ oo . . ; ‘ and occupying the historic heure once ; ra vs | ee 21 as! 6 le —BY THE have just opened : ome nice lines of children’s blous2 suits, and have marked them at prices which beld—asallezed—ty Rob Koy, at Auchin- | Changed sickness tc health, gloom to sun- ¢| Mo i 21 | 13 7 24] : ' are bound to sell. roig, in the Higlands. She was not strong shine. No pen can describe what I suf- 7 Tuesday -< 47 8 23 p ’ 1s w girl; and it cecurred to her mother to fered. I was deathly sick, had sick head- @| Weduesdy 23 47 9 2 ' 1 st | secure for her much needed physical exer- | aches every few days and those terrible 9 | Tharsday | 243 461 10 1] y | cise oy giving her the four cows kept for] tired, despondent feelings, with heart 89] Priday ; wee a | 10 38 the Coens cov ‘iion that she would | troubles so that I could not go up and *) | Saturday a 45} 1k 28] F : ne eS always skim tne crean and take charge 12] Si y | 2 5} morn |, Bay your tickets by the SS HALIFAX, | | ge a f the dairy. The plan worked : 13; M y ar) e 7] oe Charlottetown every Friday at to perfecuon. When twelve year: *4] fuesday sai 431 043 | Pp. Ma. a vf aze tne little dairymaid was! si W ae | 99 an 12? i: ‘ " ‘ \ | quite an adept at making butter, to the 16 | Thursday | 30] 42 | 24 | W . W . CLA RKE, RY / disgust cf her yowerness, who grudged the 17] Friday [ 7 41 2 53] Ticket Agent yy / | iime thus spent, bat with the result of | down stairs without clasping my hand 18 Sa rday ’ 21 401 8 83 May 29 —d&w — “\ completely re-establishin; the — cl ild’s | over my heart and resting. In fect, it 1 | | 3 | ' | 5 9 : 1 cf } bealih. Soon after, her enue died, and | would almost take my breath away. I euf- ; ~ ———————— ________ I . cere A F : 4 : So a at sixteen the wh le burden of a Jarze ‘red 5 id x . ive. y et ee ee | | x In the Geats’ Furnishing Department. Our aim in business is to keep everything in this line Tl ncuseend thinily fll ence her, eathiel f Oa eee | oo os 6 oni ST y ’ ¥ 7s ; a iP d } { } 2 1 I , r ? y - . 1 ‘ . . ote” - © ; . / A et _— . x it - c é es - oor ‘ much to live for. There is no pleasure in | 36{ 36] 8&7 | STEAMER FASTNET. | required by the trade. It may now be called a regular wilderness of Gents’ Furnishing novelties. at taek Shc ee ber Laat the | life if deprived of health, for life becomes ot | | e Y ul Wa o succet Was to mt F Wiel . ~ : } 37 5s] 9 47) sai Prices moderate; your wants guaranteed, heart into rversthias neversesting ull it | ® Durden. Hood’s Sarsaparilla does far 38 3 0: . \ . " re ae a ee ee ee ee eee ee r eel ; 25 y “ a ie ~ | The steamer Fastnet commences her] { | was done in the very best way possible neuen st sea Se . a ;; | 8eason’s work, sailing from Halifax .\ | This rule she kas observed through | f-.] Dottle, it is sufficient to recommend 26/8 : 40 ll 4 easou J \ a yserved through | fe. ot . ' = Ay i] 7 aft 14 i TUESDAY, May 5th, aud wiil continue and it is doubtless largely the explanation Reatt.” ins. J. 5. Sa Oey see 22 ee sl 12 ao 0 44 to sail weekly, leaving Halifax every | \ a of her success in whavever she has uader > 29 \ esday 12 23 1 16] Tuesday, calling at the following ports : ; taken. 3 raday_ 5; 27} 1 49] Spry Bay, in 3860 vhe snarried Chilton: Jopen, os ’ = ; 6 ast Sheet Harbor } of the architects of the magnificent gov- Friday 46 | {| 226] Sheet Harbor, ( tsof the magnificent g \

P. E Island Railway

after FRIDAY, %1d Jily the trains of this Railway wiil Sundays excey ted) as follows .—

1

398, run daily

Tr frains In wa R STATI NS var Read A. MI M. 2m 6m. ‘ 9 15/12 10 3 52 6 4 9 O111 48 4 718 ..N Wiltshire s 25/10 5S $58 7 2S .. Hunter Rive 8 13/10 43 | Sot 7 &..! 7 S410 07 5 44. 7 5S .. Emer: 7 48) 9 57 550 S 08 ..Fr : 7 38) 9 42 6 BD) 8 22 .. Kensington 7 23 9 QW § Ss S 45 Ar. } S'S fl 7 a0} 8 45 7 M10 OO Ly | ~ |» Ar. 6 GH 8 10 74510 2 ..Miscouche ......| & i2| 7 56 8 (@i6 49 .. Wellington 516 7B $3011 32. Port Hill ....... (31701 8 211 DO "Leary § 15) 9 20 G3 1:15 Bloomfte 2 OD) 6 4 20 00} 2 083 .. Alberton... .... 2 13] 5 40 10 40) 3 00. Tignish 1 05! 5 00 Pr. M M P. M.JA. M. 4 M M a “ae M. 6 45) 3 00). .« riott wr 9 15 5 w 76 3 14 I Ity J S O1] 5 @ 71% 337 .B rd svevcet SO Oa 5 Ww 4 Ar.) Wes - 8 Lv.} 8 1S 4 15 8 2 4 05 Lyv./ "fj Ar! 8 10: 4 00 po4s ee rere 742.3 2D 9 DW 4 54). .St ONS sncaus 7 DW 250 19 16 5 28|..B ePOT cccciee 6 46) 2 68 11 600 .S 6 15, 1 W A. M : A. M.|P. M. 8 25 4 05) .Mt. Stewar 8 16, 3 58 9 37| 4 S38). .Cardiga 717,235 10 OO 5 15)..Geergetown ....| 7 OO} 2 10 A. M.iP. M i MP. Me M A. ade 7 wy LF mie ...2 7 8 40). .Cape Traverse 7 Ww M .. {

A McDONALD, saperintepdent, Charlottetown.

Raiway Office, June 30, 1894,

D POTTINGER,

Moncton,

Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time

Gen Mer Govt. 7.

TIME TARL" FOR FERRY STEAMERS The -teamer Southport will ply on the Ea-t and West Rivers until farther notice a: 1 ws i-— EAST RIVER.

Will leave Prince Street Wharf on every Monday for East River at 3 o'clock, p. m., returning Tuesday for Charlottetown; leaving Eayden’s Wharf at 7.30 a. m., calling at Haggarty’s and Hickey’s Wharves: leaving Charlottetown for East River at 3 p.m., and making return trip.

The steamer wt!! also leave Price Street Wharf for East River on Saturday at 5 a. ™ a ig Hay len’s W harf for Cvar lottetowa at 7.30 a.m, calling at Hagar - ty’sand Hickey’s Wharves— making re- turt trip at 3 p. m. from Prince Street.

ime Steamer wi’i run to every aiternpate Weck

WEST RIVER.

Will leave Charlottetown for West River m, calling at morn- for Char- at Westville \uro trip from Charlottetown to

Bridge, Thursday, at 4 p Westville when required. Fiiday

ing leaving West River Bridg-

un at (50, Calling Thak vy re West River Bridge at 4 o’clock, p. m.

ROCKY POINT.

The steame- Elfin will leave Princes

lows :—At 6.30 a. m., 8.00 a. m., 9.30 a.m, tll a. m., 2 p. m., 4p. m., and 6.00 p.m Will leave Ro-ky Point as fullows :—At 7.00 a. :n., 8.39 a.m., 10.00 a.m. 12.60} LO 3.00 p m., 5.00 p. m., 7.00 p. m. Sundavs —From Charlottetown at 9.00!

Mount Stewar

as the tides may suit

St

Wharf daily (Sundays excepted), as fol-

Salmon River, saac’s H arbor, Canso, Arichat,

Port Hawkesbury, Port Hood, : Souris, Charlottetown and Summerside.

Low rates.

W. W. CLARKE, Agent.

Cl’town, April 20, 1896—dy

Freight solicited,

BOARDING & TRAINING STABLES

Grafton Street, Opposite Court House.

JOHN M. NICHOLSON, Prop’r.

Having opened a public Stable on Gratton Street, I am prepared to take Gentlemen’s

board, train, break or keepin road condition for immediate use. Horse Clipping also at tended to. ‘Terms reasonable.

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at aval feat teat neat foal peat tec tec fat tec

We keep all regular s you any special size a t

ably cheap2r than ma

value in the city.

JOHN

att{ ; «ill ai{| «ill -atff atl| «| wall -«tl} > atl

horses and Colts at all seasons of the year to |

To be the Best.

Ths ** Queen” Wire Mattress.

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IT HAS NO SUPERIOR, and is sold consider-

Our Wool-top and Flock Mattresses are the best

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Charlottetown, June 4, 1896.

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THE LILY,

USE BURRELL'S

inc White,

FOR SALE BY FENNELL & CHANDLER,

ie ; UMMER

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Fine Land

quet ar

a.in., 12.45 p.m., 200 p.m. and 4.00 p. 0 From Rocky Point—10.00 a. m., 1.30 p.t 3 00 p. m. and 6.00 p- m. SOU FHPORT FERRY. |

The steamer Hillsborough will ply on the S rt Ferry till further notice as foliows

Sundays excepted, leaving Charlotte- town d i (0 a.m., and every half he i 19 p.m. Leaving Southport ai 45 a. m., making te 10.05 p. m Sunday trips Jeaves ( a.m., making

ip 8.35 p. m. 15 to 12 lay of each week

har'ottetown at 7 } - L U0 clock,

Lime t

t t

» accom madate

:— Boat |

Steamer noon

Come to Our Yard

And examine the contents. We can supply you with all kiads of jum

ber. li Will Pay You.

Boards, Shingles, Scantling, Stud

ding, etc. A \ot of lathes just landed.

JAMES BARRETT,

mays

i half hourly trips up ! i : | | '

C mrolly’s Wharf.

Pen me fe it mm

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EASIDEM DT 1a.

eane, Berntifnl Grounds. Shady Surf and Still Water B thing.

| | kustico Beach,P.E.1 RESORT | OPEN JULY 1

Walks,

Beating

nice pier, Bowlisg Alley, Cro 1@ Tennis Lawns. ete— Address * JOHN NEWSOY, Cnharlotetown. TERMS: $7 to $10 per

An--=—— > week; $1.75 pe pe day; discount 10 ~ per ceat. till July 15th.

Coach meets “s> sill trains = at ="-— ,Hunter River

aa . = __-_Station.

Corch leaves Charlottetown direct every Tuesday, Thurs

uests.

‘day and Saturday, between 4 and 5 o'clock p. m., ‘alling for

PLUMBING AND HEATING

Now is the time to Lave your house heated and piumbed, for in the fall it will be too late, as everybody wil! be in a rush then and it will cyst you a great deal more.

So if you are contemplating having any of the above work ive satisfaction in all its branches at a very low figure.

y a work, and can afford to do it cheaper tl oughly understand every detail of our busin mowers and other machinery repaired. Washe~, rinses and dries the dishes perfect!

We aleo handle the National Dis

done, we are prepared to Remember we do all our yan any others in the business. We thora Jobbing done at short noti 2. Law- { Washer. in from

ess.

y of eitber large or small fami

one to five minutes. No labot.r, no mess, noslop, no wetting of hands or spoiling of

clothes ; no broken or chipped dishes, no w ish than cau be done by hand.

It is well and durably made of sheet steel,

Will produce a finer pol-

iping necessary. galvanized

making it strong andeubstantial. Best of references.

McINNIS & THORNE;

Charlottetown, June 5, 1896.

PHILHARMONIC BUILDING,

can be had.

Is our Custom Tailoring Department.

MY COUNTRY

The following verses were written ly a

‘young English girl, 16 years of age, bow ' resident in Chicago, and attending the pub- lic schools there. They gained for the writer a silver medal, given by one of tLe Lewspapers of Chicago : My country! My country! God bless tLe dear ery, That helps us to live, That nerves us to die,

That’s grown with man’s growth from the birth of the world,

That oft from his place the prond tyrant hath hurled.

My country! My country! It moved Homer's song It rings through the Iliad,

That melody strong. It thrilled the brave the way That kept the tyrannical Persian at bay.

Spartans defending

My country! My country !

The legion of Rome Took up the loved call Till far from their home In battle, when wounded, they staggering fell, With the cry on their lips that they all loved so well.

Mv country! My country!

From Old England’s shore Arises the song To ring out evermore From hillside and woodland and palace and cot, From Angloand Saxon and Norman and Scot. My country! My country! “At famed Runnymede The Barons had gathered, For well had they need. The cry that arose there and startled the ing, ’Tis the same that for aye thro’ the nation thall ring.

My country! My country To-day the ery hear Ascending from millions Both distant and near. On this side ef ocean the song we repeat manhood’s firm tones and in babes’ lispings sweet.

in My country! My country ! ‘Var crv #till shall be, And on thro’ the ages To eternity. And may freedom’s fires in our hearts still bure bright, And our country’s fair fame be our strorg beacon light. Ciara Evenine Ramskiiu.

Chicago, Tl.

Sir Samuel Montague recently sent Mr. Gladstone a copy of Dr. Herzi’s “Jewish State,” translated by Sylvie d’Avigdor. The following extract is from Mr. Giad- stene’s note of acknowledgment: “The su‘ ject of your enclosure is most interest- ing, not easv for one outside to form an opinion on—impertinent, perhape, to speak it were it formed. I am surprised, however, to see the nisery of the Jews so broaaly stated. Of course, I am strongly anti-Semitic. Ta a singalar and rather striking novel called ‘The Limb’ you would find some rather exceptional hand!- ing of Jadaism. [remain most faithfully yours, W. E. Gladstone, May 13, 1896.

ickly Women!

Out of sorts—easily tired, hag- gard, pale aad listless, try Indian Woman's Balm. It makes rich new blood, banishes backaches, headaches, heart palpitation, con- stipation and all other ailments to which women are so subject. It is suffering womanhood’s greatest boon. Has cured thousands—

Why not you?

BeDetet*es

For sale by Geo, £. Hughesand Johnson

and Johason Chariottetown and Souris,

Loaded down with the finest assortment of cloths in the Superintended by a cutter second to none in Canada, with as fine a class of workmen as We are ina position to hold against all-comers, our reputation as

The Fashionable Tailors

McKay V/oolen Co. (

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Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov't Report

VLEZSA3B ABSOLUTELY PURE

Baking Powder

TRADE AND THE MARKETS,

Trapr throughout this Province is quiet and prices low.

Oats sell inthis city at 26 cents per bushel, and there is no prospect fur fu- tures. This is not wonderful in view of the conditions elsewhere. We quote the Toronto Star, which says that “the price of oats was never as low in Ontario as at the present time. Gool white oats are selling along the lines of railways at 18c. per bushel, and there is apparently little inducement even at thia price to buy for speculation. The supplanting of horses by electricity is a prominent factor in the decreased demand for this cereal.”

Cheese — Liverpool (G. B.) advices by mail (June 20) state that the demand there for cheese continues steady. Really fancy old cheese are very scarce, but hold- ers of fine to fivest {meet buvers a little. Market closes steady. Quotations are: Finest cheese, 353 to 37s; fancy “old” white cheese scarce, 40s to 43s; finest col- ored, 37s to 40s; fine to finest, 32s to 35s. In Moctreal cheese is quoted as selling at 6 #8. to 7. cts per ponsd. in Toronto the Mail and Empire reports that dealers are buying small lots of June cheese laid down here at 7c, and are re- selling at 7c. Old autumn makes bring 8 to 8hc.

Butter—In Torcnto the quotations are :

Three maida from east and three from west Victorious come their queen to greet, And so around thee draw and meet Ia new-born hope and concord blest.

Our

ouward march naught now chick,

Thus firm-united heart and han],

The God of nations bless our land,

Aud Ged bless Laurier’s own Quebec !

mey

This is not Mr. Bengouzh’s first attempt at political versifying with Quebec aa his theme. Ina previous campaigr, when the grits were making their fight azainet Sir John Macdonald becau-e of alleged undue influence of Quebec in his cabine:, Mr. Bengough wrote a campaign song fur

his party, with the followiig retrain :

“The desperate French-Canadian horde, Ontaric, Ontario,

Would rob thee of thy just awarJ, Ontario, Ontario.

But al] their plots shall be in vain;

They shall! not get thy fair doma.o, Ontario, Oatario.

The grit opinion of Quebec and the French-Canadians appears io have under- gone a cons.deralje change since the 23rd. of Jane. We trust that the change is

TO MY CYCLE.

Dear other self, so silent, swift and sure, My dumb companion of delightful days, Might fairy fingers from thy orbit rays Of steel strike music, as the yore From reed or would pour

gods of

shel!- what melodies

; On my glad ears; what songs of woodland

ways, Of summer’s wealih of corn, or the eweet lays Of April’s budding green; while ever- more We twain, one living tliaz, flash like the light :

Down the Jong iracks that stretch from sky to sky, Thou hast thy music, too; what time the noon Beats sultry on broad roads; when, gather ing night, We drink the keen-edg>i air; or, darkling, fiv z ’"Twixt hedge row: mystic moon, — Adriel Vere, in Spectator.

blackened by a

—Montreal Gazette: The Rouge press of this province has never been remarkable for sobriety of expression. It leaps from

purchased all the land on which ancient Baby!on stood.: That Batvlon by whose waters the Jews in exile wept and prayed is now the property of those who, io their despair, hanged their harps upon the trees that are therein. All that of palaces ani “ hanging gardens”

city where Daniel was cast into the deu of

remains

in thut

lions, and “ the three children” into the fiery furnace, is now held in fee by He brews. We have here another ilinustra-

;

tion of the marvellous tenacity of the an cient chosen race. The have sur vived all the races and civilization clustered about the capital cf the mighty Babylonian Empire. Though in their long history the predictions of the pro phets have been fulfiled andthe cup cf snflering has been drunk tothe dregs, their permanence has not been affzcted On the other hand, the powers i

T vews

who came their conquerors and oppresscrs hay fallen one by one. Aseyria aid Babyion per shed aves ago, the Greek power waned aud passed away; the Roman Empire is gone; but the Hebrew race is investracti- ble. In the rece itself is fulfilled the old legend of the Wandering Jew, doomed to

survive the rise and fall of nations til! the | get Ilood’s and ONLY HOOD’sS.

lact great day.

Our two great inducements are good

permanent,

b fitz and lov prices—S. A, McDonald,

j i 1 ‘ ' baud suggested that she might take vj

‘

1¢ management of a smali Jersey herd i:

earnest, supervising everything herself and doing allin her own and her own way. The plan was successful, as her mother’s sinular scheme had been—

herd was successful, too! We will not sketch its history here; but many readers know that for years past the * Belvidere” Jerseys have taken first herd prize at all the largest exhibitions in the Dominion. <A large basket is needed to bold her medals—yeold, silver and bronze —while a washtub would hardly accom- modate the prize tickets. On the side- board at Belvidere is a silver tea wou at London, Ont., for best three dairy cows of any breed; also a silver cup taken at the Kellogg combination sale in 1866. where five animals entered by Mrs. Jones sold fur an averaze of $687. Nor is the place less noted for its output of fine bat- ter, which has now risen to three or four per annum and commands the highest prive ever paid At Belvidere also are always kept a few particularly fine hors lightofevery member of the family, anc we judge a source of considerable profit as well, for teams from the Belvidere stable, have brought as high as $1,509. Mrs. Jones has three daughters (bearir pretty names of Eta, Elsie and Irene), and two sons, ope cf them alawyer at Regina. the other interested in the great Nova Scotia Steel and Forge Co. The tw younjer daughters are fine horsewomen, often fullowing the hounds with the Mo:- trcal Hunt Club, and winning “ brushes ” and “ maske,” which they are very

proud.

and the

service

tons

in Canada.

s—tbe e-p cial de

g the

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ISLAND OF ANTICOSII.

M Meniler Does Not Defy Canada—Me Dees Not Question Her Authoricy—Ht- Rules of Coverament

In view of the reports

Meniers | ighhande d

recently acquired possessions, the foliow

ing despatch to the New York Herald from Fox Bay, Anticosti, dated July §, is interesting: The Heraldjpredicted on Jane

20 that on due investigation it would be

found the rumor circulated that M. Henr

Menier, recent purchaser of the Island of

Anticosti, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence,

had assumed jari-diction over the sea sur-

rounding his island for a distance of three miles from shore, thereby defying the au- thority of the Canadian Government, wa entirely without truth.

I eaw M. Menier

River, 24 miles north of this point. He verified the Herald’s prediction by telling me in positive terms that he bad not only never pretended tue matter of the three-mile limit, forbidding all fishermen to fish within that area, but be had not even thought of doing so. He admitted that he Lad refased to give cer- tain rough characters, who are fishermen, permission to Jand on his island, bat jasti- tied his act by declaring that as sole owner of the property he had the right uader the iaw to do &

regarding M.

proceedin 73 in hie

to day at Salmon

to have authority in

and

Dairy, tub, choice, 10 to 12c; do., low | the depths of despair to the heights of ela- In a personal interview to-day he grades to medium, 7 to 9c.; large roll,| tion almost as quickly as Mr. Laurier explained his position at greater 11 ty 12c; pound prints, 12 to 13c.; | changes his policy. iength Be ved at Eng Bay

ery : vs de. }é . : : Finns . 7 creamery tub » 15c; pounds, 15 to léec. ae a oe fe Antico-ti, from Havre, June 7. | In Liverpool the quotations for butter are : id f wer aap ae a od «1 | found bim ly unprepared to hear Extra fancy Danish kiels, 963 to 100s; fine Pd c teal . oe e Que oid b ay OT ts this ial erning bis at le t> finest, 923 to 952; Irish, finest creameries, , 4 VOCtederste Slates notes cx ee e btowaed tt were of

pnts ror rn > nos ieticated ar : 3 f a 923to 952; fiaest Tipperary, Sisto 86s; aha a Sat ee The See ee ees" Leided'y sensations! oature,; ae at th lower qualities, from 703 to 73s per cwt. net ae aa will have none - his oe a saps 3 ae

Eggs—There are a good many eygs cee = the next —— *, aod may via U ' Geidak ta os . . . vote e er party to get even with the . r coming into this city, but buyers pay only | \° os Th ease ae ee ee Sach «store inabeard and ou ive 74 cents per dozen. ! a ate a ; Be ee re i, ct fan ensible peor e eail. a vegun there a ready. re Sa eee : 3 it reasonable to supno-e that I i | m . ; Ps : } —Commenting upon the Manitoba ques- | ave seriously made such etate nis? To i ticn the Mail and Empire remarks that] declare that I pretecded to a ei Mr. J. W. Bengough, formerly of Grip | .. iy pa a : at | declare that I pretecded - o oe “the Liberal party is pledged to three die- | authority Government of ¢ da is but at present cartoonist and writer of | Sink Vines of cdndnetc Giet-—thea Wiasiene a ; _

— . 1 ic i & uci; lrsi—the ! nee rea a . a er . campaign literature for the Toronto | ;: eas ' ' . - =e" 4 report Globe ql eehiet Gi ttekk la’ Onters | line—neot todeal with the matter at all; been credited by anyo s |

‘ 7 . — | Or 1 Otto avoid iegi*i tion at Ottawa; tuird | en 3 to aiuete fror the | June 23rd. The first, third ani la-t} —,, “isa Scie ; Bak ts | : or ” i a | —the Quebec tine—tyo pass Pemedial iezis | preliminary statement contained in the stanzas are as fullows :— [tit te eek nek. wth the mabhé (10.14 a8 co 7 - eae ee

|} in 3 { Cccor n wilt t ana |; Fuies and regu ra i ave estabiisied

Quebec, Confederation star, | ment. | asa private citizea for the management

Eweet Province of the fl-ur de lis, —The Church Evangelist points out I imy yroperty here. It 18 a3 soliows .—

Thy sisters six from sea to sea as an example of “ Time’s revenges” the | 4 be t-/aud of Anticosti is private property Salute thee aud thy Laurier! | fact that two Jews of Bagdad have lat-ly | # depeadency of the | ince of Qarebee

revin ) , and governed by the laws of Canada and

ff this provinces. The inhabitants of the islan!,who can only reside there by regular permission, mu-t agree to sub nit to the regalations for the government cf

aii Other rules Of adminis- i0u Wuich are herein set forth.”

Auveeveevvevenernet

Game is to be pretcerve i in Central Af rica. Major von Wissinan has set aside portion o: German East Africe, wid

vil o»ting will be allowed witaonut | a | ie from the Governor of the colony. A li se to shoot elephant or rhinocer s

costs 590 rupres a year f

and your

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alive; Te: gelephaats with tus

Lb ne we ghiu less than six pounds must not be shot a all, White men wil! pay | i

he first cle phant sho’,

for «very other, 50 rit rhinoscer 150 rupees for all afier of prey, Loars bird-, ¢x¢ept ostriches birds, may be killed withouta license.

SES, 20G 4 ’

thers, Monkeys, beasts

and tecretary

HE GHLY True Biood Furifier prominentiy in the publie eye to-

| day is Hooa’s Sarsaparilla. Therefore

There 1s a very fine display of Crockery, China and Glassware at the Cheap Crock- ery Store.—W. P. Colwill.

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Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.

cure ali liver ills, bilious-

Hood’s Piils ness, headache. 25 cents.

EARLY GLOSING

We, the undersigned Grocers of Charlotte- ‘own, do hereby agree to close our respeciive places of business at 6 o'clock on Monday. Wednesday and Thursday evonings, and at 7 on fuesday and Friday evenings, commencing

londay, July Gth. and contiauing until Sept. 7th, both days inclusive

Edmund Toon Sen, Beer & Gx

3, J., *. T. Morris,Jerkine & “tewart & Gites J. D. Me- Leod & C-., tu Geant & C»., Jas Kelly & Co johu MceKeana, D. McDoaald & Co,, E. Leard Sandersoa & Co., Davison &Ce.

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