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To-morrow, between L and 2 o'clock, »m, areception will be held in the Grand Salon of the B shop's Palace, when ladies

snd gt ntlemen my be presented to the dis- tnguished prelates who have come to Charlottetown to assist at the celebration ef Bisho} MeIntyre’s Silver Jubilee. Ladies and gentlemen wishing to be pre sented, will do well to send their names to the Bishop 8 Secrc tary, the Rev. F. Burke, nefore 1 o'clock to-morrow. No doubt a very large number of our citizens, both Vatholics and Protestants, will take advan- of this opportunity of making the ac- quaintance of the greater number of the distinguished prelaces who compose the niearchy of Cauada. Visitors are request- ed to be punctual as the reception must be over at 2 o'clock sharp, to permit the Bishops and other guests invited to the banquet to take the special train for St. Danatan’s College, which leaves the Rail- way Station at 2.50 sharp. Quin Tux City Council met last night; disorgan- jzed and meets again this evening. > New cloths and gentlemen’s furnishings at D. A. Bruce's, aug 11, dy, wkly tf hint Boot Pours three kinds—Alma, Bixby’s and Gem, at Dorsey, Gott & Co's. augll dacianle Tux Pontitical High Mass will commence in St. Dunstan's Cathedral at 9 o'clock to- morrow morning apninin D. A. Bruce offers special bargains in custom and Ready-made clothing for the next two months. aug 11, dy, wkly ti ioenvinclitliiniis His Lorpsetr Mer. Cleary, Bishop of King- ston, en route for Charlottetown, is, we regret to learn, prostrated by sickness at Montreal co Now 1s THE Tiue.—Twenty-five per cent, discount on Men's shoes at Dorsey, Goff & Co's. augll ioteapitetiniingiaa Mrs Spracvck, the Clairvoyant, will be ai the Usborne. House to-day and will be glad to see any one who wishes to consult with

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His Grace the Archbishep ef Quebec, Mgr Taschereav, their Lordships the Bishops of Ottawa, Rimouski, St. Johu’s, Newfoundland, and Chatham, as well as a large number of priests from the Provinces, are expected here to night by steamer from Pictou and express from Summerside.

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Mr. Ropert A. Brapsuaw, of New Glas- gow, who for the last few years has been making stock-raising a specialty, shipped by the St. Lawrence, recently, a very fiue lot of thoroughbred hogs breeds. They were purchased by Mr. B, Toombs, Moncton. Farmers wishing to im-

prove their breed of pigs sheuld give Mr. | 238.

Bradshaw a call, as he keeps none but the best and sells at a moderate figure. aniatnlighietealsite

By the 8 o'clock special from Summerside yesterday evening, arrived their Lordships Bishop Carberry, of Hamilton, Ont., Bishop Sweeney, of St John, N. B, and Bishop 0’ Ushony, Coadjutor Bishop to His Grace of Toronto, Mgr. Lynch His Lordship of licmilten is the guest of Thcemss Handrahan, Keq, and Bishop ©’Mabony that of Owen C.anelly, Duadas Feplanade. Bishop Sweeny

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Entrance to Prince of Wales College and Normal School.

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RESULTS OF EXAMINATION

Subjects ani Geography.

‘otal number of marks, 400. Necessary

to gain admission, @00.

prize. iceuben McDonald, Georgetown, 354. John McDonald, New Glasgow, 324. Henry Gordon, Roseneath, 324. Simon J. Fraser, Avondale, 318. Louis DesBrisay, Ch’town, 299, Frederick Howatt, Centreville, 297. James Pollard, Ch’town, 290. Handasyd A. Anderson, Cable Head,288, Albert McLaren, Georgetown, 287. Wm. A, Gillis, Orwell, 283. Minnie Edmonds, Summerville, 279 James A. Munroe, Lorne Valley, 277. Mary McKenzie, Flat River, 276 Flora Woolner, North Rustico, 273. Jobn T. Young, Gallas Point, 273. J. D. Coftin, West St. Peters, 272. John McKay, Granville, Lot 21, 272, Wm. O Rose, North Lake, 269. James R. Matheson, Iona, 269, Bessie A. Moore, Crapaud West, 268." Wm. A. McLeod, Valleyfield, 268.

Millicent McEachern, Mount Mellick,

Lucy A. Pearson, Sea Cow Head, 266, Michael Sullivan, St. Aun’s, 266

Frank Mullally, Gowan Brae, 265. William J. O'Donnell, Avondale, 263. Sarah Ann McNally, Summerside, 262. James Coulsting, New Glasgow, 262. Maggie A. McWilliams, West Point, 260, Caroline Hasiam, Springtield, 259. Donald McDonald, Uigg, 257.

Neil A. McLeod, Bideford, 256.

Maggie Brown, Charlottetown, 255. James H. McLeod, Murray River, 255. James Crawford. Uigg, 254.

Milton Jardine, Morell, 254.

Elmira Baxter, Summerside, 253

H. Louise Martin, Newton, 252. Cecelia McMahon, Fairview, 251

Mary J. Smith, New Glasgow, 249.

Mary A. Lannan, Summerville, 248. tobert Coflin, Mount Stewart, 248. Cassie D. McLaren, Flat River, 247. Sarah A. Mallard, Gowan Brae, 247.

. Erskine Keir, Malpeque, 246,

Ida C. Dawson, Tryon, 245.

Bessie A. Seller, Union Road, 245.

Sadie Brooks, Charlottetown, 243.

George S. McLeod, Charlottetown, 243.

Fannie Keefe, Morell, 242.

Arthur H. McLaughlin, Hillsborongh,

242.

Thomas. L. Kennedy, New Perth, 241. Albert Tapper, Georgetown, 240. Benjawin Jordan, Murray Harbor South,

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Agnes Dogherty, Charlottetown, 238. Lavinia McKenzie, Murray Harbor Road,

Edgar L. Burdette, Bridgetown, 238, Sarah C. McDonald, Tracadie, 237. Bruce McLeod, Centreville, 237.

James Houston, New Glasgow, 236. Priscilla Maxfield, Charlottetown, 234. Matilda J. Saunders, Murray River, 254. Jessie H. McLeod,Mount Buchanan,234. Laura Hodgson, Malpeque, 234.

Daniel Cameron, Miscouche, 234.

Belle Stewart, Charlottetown, 233. Austin L. Fraser, Seal River, Lot 50,

is at the Palace. 233°

oc ciicidieieste His Lorpsuir Bishop Cameron, of Arich-t,

Bishop MeDonald, of Llarbor Grace, Nild., | 23

Mer, Sears, Prefect Apostolic pf Western Newfoundland, Myr. Power, of Llalifax, and the Revs Father Carmody, Murphy and Biggs, of the diocease of Halitax, and Fathers Chishoim of Arichat, Walsh of Newfoundland, ard Beudreault of the Magdalene Islands, arrived here by steamer from Pistou, yesterday evening, to take part ia to-morrow’s celebra- tion, Bishop Cameron and Mgr Power are} the guests of His Honor the Lieut.-Governor, Bishop McDonald and Father Walsh are at J B. MeDonald’s; Father Chisholm enjoys the hospitality of Pref. Cavern, and Father Biggs that of Madame (iahan.| The other Right Rev. and Rev. geutlemen are at the Palace, psselliididiicalia

Tue following Archbishops, Bishops and Monsignors are expected to take part in the religious services in connection with His Lordship’s Silver Jubilee to-morrow : Most Rev, J.J, Lynch, Archbishop of Toronto. Most Rev, E. A, Tacshereau, Archbishop of

Quebec.

Most Rev. C. O’Brien, Archbishop of Halifax. Right Rev, Bishop Sweeney, of St. John, N.B. Right Rev, Bis hop Fabre, of Montreal, P. Q. Right Rev. Bishop Langevin, of Rimouski, P.Q Right Rev. Bishop Rogers, of Chatham, N. B. Right Rev. Bishop Carberry,of Hamilton, Ont, Right Rev. Bishop Cameron, of Arichat, C. B. Right Rev. Bishop Power, of St. John’s, Nfld.

Martin Monaghan, Kelly,s Cross. 233. Donald M. MeMillan, Wood Islands, James A. Praught, Alberry Plains 232. Annie Weeks, Charlottetown, 231 Hannah Mullally, Gowan Brae, 231. Priscilla Henderson Clyde River, 231. Fannie Hogg, North Bedeque, 239. Lizzie Cunningham, Miscouche, 230. Major A. Gillis, Miscouche, 230.

A. B. McDonald, Souris East, 229. William Murdoch, Murray River, 228 Jeanetta McDonald, Cornwall, 226. Agnes D. McCarvell, Freetown, 225. Sophia McPhail, Argyle Shore, 225. John W. McLeod, Forest Hill, 225. James O'Counell, Montague Cross, 224. W. D. Irvine, Bangor, Lot 40, 224. Fannie Egan, Mount Stewart, 223. Albert Mariin, Valleyfield, 220.

Laura Ferguson, Charlottetown, 219. Mary E. Walsh, Souris East. 219. Mary E. McCarthy. Souria West, 216. Henrietta C. Woods, Kildare, 216. Wesley Smith, Clifton, 216.

Ada Music, Kinross, Uigg, 215.

Sarah E. Smith, Tryon, 215.

Jennie Rogerson, Crapaud West, 215. Kate F. Crawford, Tryon, 214.

Lizzie McDonald, Charlottetown, 213. William Heaney, Clinton, 213. Clementina McEwen, Greenwich, Lot 40,

Right Rev. Bishop O'Mahoney, Coadjutor to | 212.

Mgr. Lyoch. Right Rev. Bishop Duhamel, of Oliawa Right Rev. Bishop McDonald, of Harbor Grace, Nfid Right Rev. Mer. Sears, Prefect Apostolic of __ Weston, Nfld. Right Rev. Mgr. Power, V. G., of Halifax.

Besides these prelates there will be several Canons and Superiors of Education- al Institutions present, among whom Vicar- General Hamal, Rector Laval University, 18 expected. ’

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Resrectin: the ‘‘Harris Nickle-Plate Circus,” which will arrive here on Wednes- day, the Halifax Herald says: ‘‘The rivg performance last evening was much better than the street parade would lead fone to expect. The latter is not made a feature of the show, and might well be dispensed with altogether. The large andience applauded every act, and the performers deserved the applause. The whole programme is rushed through in a business-like way, and care is apparently taken to give a show that will of-nd no ove, The troupe of tumblers are above the average, and their exercisea were well received. Tho bounding jockey act was well done, and some excellent pad- riding by a youth received well-merited ap- plause. The lady on the tight wire gave a daring performance, and a deuble trapeze act by alady end her brother has seldom been surpassed here. The trained elephant ‘‘Gypsy,” was introduced and per- formed a number tricks in an intelligont

manner. Tho trick pony and mule created & great deal of amusoment and the clowns with their antica. jal and funny sayings, helped to keep the audience in the best of humor. The closing act, imitating a new comet into the ysteries of bare back riding, sent the people away laughing. Altogett er the show is well worth visiting,

and ail who desire to spend a pleasant hour or two should attend this afternoon or evening, when the last performance will be, given,”

Mary A. McCarron, Charlottetown, 212. G. Ezra Line, New Perth, 212. Esther Clements, Union Road, 212. Jacqueline Arsenault, Miscouche, 209. Annie Campbell, Miscouche, 209. Francis McCarvell, Somerset, 209. Hedley Rosas, Stanley Bridge, 207. Bernard C. McCabe, Stanhope, 207. Thomas Balderston, Flat Rivor, 207. William C. Laird, Charlottetown, 207. Bridget L. McCabe, West Newton, 205. Kate J. Beairsto, Covehead, 205. James E. Mathews, Albany, 205. Matilda Hogan, Tignish, 204. Alexander McKenzie, Uigg, 204. Bridget £. Milligan, West Newton, 203. Lilie Munro, Georgetown, 203. Phemie Bell, Stanley Bridge, 202. Elizabeth R. Kennedy, New Perth, 202 William E. Bentley, Kensington, 202. Mary A. McDonald, Somerset, 201. Maggie E. Martin, Newton, 201. _ Edith J. Higgins, Charlottetown, 200. Maggie A. McDonald, Couniy Line, 200. Annie Sharpe, Kensington, 200. Christina G. McMillan, Wood Islands, 200

Matriculetion to the Prince of Wales

Subjects—Arithmetic, English,

Cc He re, aoe Algebra, Geometry

History, Geography, and Latin. Matriculation, 300.

The first named wins Judge Young’s

Prize. James Pollard, Charlottetown, 450. Louis DesBrisay, Charlottetown, 433. John T. McLaren, Flat River, 399 Simon J. Freser, Avondale, 386 Edith Pickering, Starley Bridge, 349. Fannie flogg, Nurth Bedeque, 348. Neil A. McLeod, Bideford, 345. Barbain McNeill, Long Creek, 334. Caroline Haslani, Springfield, 331.

Lavinia McKenzie,Murray Harbor Road, | ppomas, Hal

$00... + ' Alice A. Lauchlin, Cove Head, 329. A. B. McDonald, Souris Enst, 327. Sadie Broek, Ch’town, 327.

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Annie ©. M:Rae, Point Prim, 323.

Wm. C. Lard, Ch’town, 321.

Annie Weeks, Ch'town, 320,

Jessie H ML od. Mt. Buchanan, 319.

Thomas L Kennedy, New Pe ch, 316.

Andiew Harding, Graham’s Road. 315.

Thomas Balderston, Flat River, 308.

Frank Lawson, Charlottetown, 307.

Alexander Bell, Surrey, Lot 58, 306,

Flora KF. McLean, West River, 302.

James McLeod, Stanhope, ——

The College and Normal School will open on the 25th inst., at 10.30 a.m.

TELEGRAPHIG EWS.

[Specrat Despatcues To Tos EXAMINER. ] Riel’s Trial to be Appealed.

Monrreat, Aug. 11,

A mass meting was held in Montreal yesterday. Seven or eight thousand people were present. The object of the meeting was to secare funds to carry Riel’s case to appeal,

_ Hon. Mr. Laflamme, Minister of Justice in the Macken2ie Cabinet, in a long speech, eharacter.z>d Riel’s trial as a farce.

Another speaker blamed the Halifax Bat- tallion for insulting the French Canadians when leaving Montreal by singing ‘‘ We’el Hang Rel in Quebes City.”

The meeting also endorsed a number of petitions for the commutation of Riel’s sentence.

Massacre of Christians.

Panis, Aug. 11.

The Bishop of Quinton reports that five missionaries and many christians have been massacrod in the Provinces of Brendeln and Phyenand. He also reports that eight thousand christians sought refuge in Quin- ton which is occupied by the French. Mectiug of the Czar and Emperer of Austria

Vienna, Aug. I1. Extensive preparations are being made for the meeting of the Ozar of Russia and the Emperor of Austria, which takes place on the 20th inst. at Kremsura, a town in Movavia.

A Kebel Attack.

Carro, Aug. 11. Major Cheomside telegraphes that the rebels in July attacked Algiden, fifty miles east of Kassala, and were repulsed with a loss of seven Sheyks and 370 men. The Kassala garnison are famishing.

Generali Grant's Funeral.

Lonpon, Ang, 11,

Ali the hewspapers in this city publish copious accounts of General Grauat’s funeral,

The Times has a lengthy editorial on the okseq uies,

Ex-Premier Ferry Threatened.

Lyons, Aug. LI.

Ex-premier Ferry came on a visit to this city yesterday evening. He was followed to the hotel to-day by a mob of several thousand people shouting ‘‘Abas Ferry ‘Tonguinses.”’

Browned.

Hauirax, Aug. 11. Alfred Val, the Chief Steward of the Dominion Government steamer Newfield, was drowned in the harbor yesterday.

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Black Flags Vanquished.

Paris, Aug. 11.

General DeCourcy telegraphs from here that the leaders of the Black Flags have been vanquished,and their bands dispersed.

Hon. J. H. Pope Coming.

Orrawa, Aug. 11. Hon. John Henry Pope, Minister of Railways, will visit the Maritime Provinces next week.

Weather Bulietin. Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the Afaritime Provinces.

Tonontro, Aug. 11.—10 a. m. Moderate winds, mostly east and south, fair warm weather.

HOTEL ARRIVALS. |

RANKIN HOUSE.

July 1L—F Morrow, Souris; C P Knight, Chicago: RB Elliot, Halifax; W W Smith, Truro, H G Bauld and wife, Halifax; W M Bright, Morell; P G Quinn,St John; W B Mur- dock, Montreal; T R Bulcher, St Jobo; G W Howlan and wife, Tignish; F Mc- Manus, St John; H J Dodge, city; | Stephen O’Meara, Boston; Rodk. McLeod, Scotland; M C McRobie, Montreal; J Francis Lea, Chicago; James K McDougall, do; A Pelletier, Quebec; A L Cowan, Ottawa; F I/ Cook, St John; A W Jarvis, Montrea'; Frank Smith, do; A C McLeod; Kensington; A E Rogers, Boston.

OSBORNE HOUS2.

Ang 10-P F Broyderick, Halifax, N 8; Jas P Kickh*m, Souris; A McDonald, city; © W Webb, Cape Wolfe; W F Tidmarsh, Rice Point: W J Johnston, Boston, Mass; Miss Jennie Johnston, do; H © Baxter, Portland, Me; James P Baxter, jr, do; R K Baxter, do; Mrs Brennan, Halifax, N 8; Mrs W H Spencer and son, do. Aug 11—Rev F J McDonald, Grand River; John C McMillan, do;S Farquharson, St Andrews; Joseph Mc-

Full vaiue 600; minimum for Innis, Iowa, W 8; E Kinsman, Summerside

“-RQ&KLIN HOUSE,

Aug 10—Caft Bell, Wallace, N S; Annie Bell, do; Lewis Fowler, Bedeque; David Pickering, New London; ‘Vm Ross, do; 8 H Brown, Stanley Bridge; Rev William Mahon, Marshfield; Migs M Nicholson, Boston, Mass; Richard Bordett, Dundas; P G McInnis, city; KE M Cantieid, Wallace. N 8; James Carlyle, do; Margaret J Stevens, do; Eva H Stevens do; Matthew Seaman, dc: Sadie Seaman, do.

KEVERE HOUSE.

Aug 8—J H “suuby, London, Ont; T M «; Barry D Bent, St John, NW 3B; Mrs *' ood, Southport, 9—Beaumont Boggs, Ha'i{.x; G B Barland, Montreal; G P Grant, d ; Joha Smith, wife and daughter, Mooge Jaw, N W T,

BLACK cCoopDs,

_ FOR FAMILY MOURNING.

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In Stock & Opening To-day,

Ix stean>r,from London,

BLAH French Casimeres, bXtra Qualiky

BLACK Silks of the Best Makes,

BLACK French Merinoes,

Figured and Plain Ottomans, Venetian Crapes, Cords, &c., BLACK Nan’s Veiling,

Grenadifies,

BLACK Dress Cambrics,

BLACK Trimmings, Fringes, Buttons, &c., Silk Crapes, Courlfald’s and other makes, Ottoman & Hockmette Cloths, BLACK Plumes and Feathers.

BLACK Gloves.

desirable goods at moderate prices.

WEEKS & CoO.,

Ties,

and

Hosiery.

To ladies requiring to purchase Family and Complimentary Mourning, we offer a department fully supplied with new and

Patterns by post, free.

MARKET SQUARE.

Y STEAM BAKERY.

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FOR SALE, CHEAP.

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59 Boxes Fresh CARAMELS (assorted flavours,,

CHOCOLATE DROPS, GUM DROPS,

1000 Pounds SUGARSTICKS (in pails and boxes), MIXTURES and Conversation Lozenges (very choice), 100 Boxes ROLL LOZENGES,

Also,—A small lot of Gonong Bros. choice CONFECTIONERY, iv Lily Chocolate Caramels, Extra Cream Caramels, Cocoa Bon-Bons, &c., &c.

sa WHOLBRALE AND RETAIL,

J. QUIRK,

Ch’town, July 27—1mo

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EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES FOR CASED

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LENGEN HEUSE!

Ch’town, July 16, 1885.—1mo dly wkly

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CITY HAT STORE.

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iy ii. PROWSE will, during July and August, clear out the balarce of his Summer - Gords, at prices that must sell them.

A job lot of LACE CURTAINS, regular price $4.20, now $3.25 ; $5.50 for $4.25 ; $6 for $4.75, newest patterns and extra good quality. A large lot of

Dress Goods, Fringes, Laces, Sunshades,

Ribbons, Flowers. Feathers, &c.,

ata Big Discount.

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BLACK CASHMERES and MERINOKS very cheap. Also, Men’s FELT HATS, Ready-Made CLOTHING, &c,—-Cheapest in Town.

L. E. PROWSE,

Sign of the Great Big Hat, 74 Queen Street, Ch’town, July 15, 1885.

“+ --C BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESORT

OPEN JULY Ist.

TW SEASIDE MOTEL, -

rg\HIS BEAUTIFUL WATERING PLACE will be open for the accommodation for

Visitors and Guests from July Ist till September 5th

The Proprietors wil! spare no pains! is being improved so as to even sarpass its former reputation.

TERMS :—$1.75 to $2.50 per day; $'0.59 per week; $8.50 per week per month. Coaches leave Charlottetown every Wednesday and Saturday, calling for guests; Return-

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Trains leave Charlottetown for Huuter River at 6a m., 8754. m., and 3.15 p. m. Hunter River for Charlottetowu at 8.15 a)m_., 2.28 and 6.15 p. m. Sammerside for Hunter River at 6.10 a. m,, 12.25 p. m.,’and 4 55 p, m. Hunter River for Summerside at 178, m., 10 08 a m., and 4 35 p. m. Address—JOHN NEWSON, Charlottetown.

JOHN NEWSON & CO.

1885. _

Prince Street.|

‘Rain or Shine, at Charlottetown

Wednesday & Thursday,

August 12 & 13.

NOT THE BIGGEST BUT THE BEST!

W. H. HARRIS

NEW

Nickel - Plate Shows !

(STRICTLY MORAL) CikntvUS —AND Trained Animal Exposition.

DAVE COSTELLO, Champion Bare Back and Hurdle Rider.

MASTER WILLIE HARRIS, the smallest

Boy rider in the world,

A Syndicate of Equestrian STARS!

A Show for the People Now on Earth. DAN CASTELLO,

the famous Court Jester, will appear at each performance.

$10,000 Den of Performing LIONS !

The Handsomest Pair éf Royal Bengal Tigers in captivity,

$20,000 Educated Stallion “ Senetor.”

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ON EXHIBITION,

The Quinette Children,

the youngest and best performers in the world.

GCYPSEY,

the only Umbrella-Eared Elephant in the world, and the most intelligent of born brutes,

The Best Oue-Ring Show in America, WRS. JESSE JAMES,

widow of the famous bandit king, in her wonderful RIFLE SHOOTING,

TEXAS CHARLEY,

the famous Scout and Indian Fighter, and true exponent of life on the plains,

30 FAMOUS ARTISTS.

in their various specialties,

2 TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY, 2

Afternoon at 2. Evening at 8,

Doors open one hour in advance, No swindling street parade of empty cages, but under the tents is where you pay to see and where we give you value for your money.

Popular Prices of Admission.

At Souris, August 14th.

At Summerside, August 15th.

Special Excursion Kates on P. E. |. Rail- way

July 31—wky?i dly aug 18 1011 & 12

NOTICE T0 DEBTORS

HE ‘Subscriber, wishing to close up his present business, hereby respectfully notifies all persons indebted to him to settle their accounts, All amounts remaining un- paid after the first of October next will be handed over for collection.

WILLIAM DODD

Ch’town, Jply 13—4wks 2 awk wkly