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; AiLY BA AMINER. JULY 24, 18990.

Elections. ond District of In that District being run, one of 1 ‘ itested for being for eight years irvears. The candidates

wears termare the Hon. James

‘ M Lreorgt V essey. For the} he candidates are Jaime, | j Richard simita, E q Thi , ve t y cant [ 1 Ve r for Ross and Deo i hi iii th it ¥ I . nest ministration will y ; account ~ ior Nich »)- In duing so they will never t recgre th vote Both e igh in every relation of life. th strictly temperance

;

snd integrity

» District many well

Broad nd liberal in their

3 ion e Distr ct will find straightforward represen-

ponents it 1 } necessary to

sy | Vessey 18 a respectat le

i 1e is without any experience ‘ ‘ 113 i ns. Owing hip and illiberality

Feri from him in political

‘laim for support

neighhorhved, and wil \ suns ¢ the ; i y ( i f the coun t y her sections he will fall far iw elven toove. Bu ’ \' “> i VV | his we ight cel vy the evpie of Bel- f ilways been i fie s i have song ago Y aspirt stlons . ry : sonia ia iiliassanied i Bird of Passage lidate for the” First District Vv no us tne man to} yple of Prince Edward r Hou of Lords He has | the Island for a consider- we understand, he passed seeking his fortune } t he HAs <« back tt I 1 Island w ifer that he is : need at heart « f the false- atriotic cries which form the : of thie (ait party. Wi ni! hd 4 3, Farquhars o. A. 2 Mce- Ke: i others, indulge, as is their rat ‘ da and in mag »rta e American } and thoughtful electors hinkipg of Mr. James Me- ] » Prince | urd Island after % eryi nul t appertains to t ate of America, —jncluding th ed-of mark of sixty mii- i} ant the maiter that the e - district will think of at the gan Ye Vix McLean, wi ' 5 rie ruLLOW in Ly } we thet | am a Brit ‘ ge of thirty years, aa‘ t . resident in Prince Edward i xd of five years prior to the tissued for holding this elec- ti s ! G rs to consider whether they ww away their votes by record- ; ' - ing th r Mr. McLean. i nmbigdhins Campaign Notes.

Cl } l reports that the tone of the me I r held throughout the Ken ington is strongly in favor of the

. 5 , Conger e Candid ate, Mr Macd mald, wh very good impression by the wa 1 he deals with the public au ' ie day

i G nt candidates, who were in

yw re in excellent spirits. Re » the effect that pepular opin- ion ' , strongly in their favor. If the { f the country is only represent - ed by » on Wednesday next, we shal! have t! ol sure of recording another ere at Libe: ‘onservative victory asa result of th

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Notes and Comments.

— Tt is noted that train and steamer to Halifax. S'. Joho, Charlottetown and other ports in the Maritime Provinces are bring- ing over 2,000 people every week from the United States. Some of these are tourists, but the most of them are provincialists The I. C. BR. has never before done such a rush business, and most of the steam- ers are Ci led from stem to stern. Sut

the G rs say never a word about this influ istern Oanada!

eter from E. E. Howard, of Joliet, explains the point raised a few weeks ago b respondent T. L. C. Mr. How Al Rusa’s

By referring to Mr.

} ' gc > . lestablishing cheese factories.

THE DAILY EXAMINER,

‘Professor Robertson's Visit.

lectures at New Perth and St. Peters.

| anise

INTERESTING DISCUSSIONS.

‘The Leeture in this City

| Fo-merrow Evening.

| Proressorn Ropertson lectured at New .| Perth on Tuesday evening, the 22nd inst.

i . . * , . m > «o> hundred farmers and their wives

| were in attendance. Among those preseni | TF se ’ » Yep S|} aw Es

| were Hon. James Clow, Cyrus Shaw, Bsq , iM. P. P.. J. P. Sullivan, Ksq., i Ris P., and Mr. Kane,

Over t

| Doe Robertson, M

inspector of Schools. The schovlroom wus lnicely decorated with flowers and music was prov red by Miss R 83 Robert Dewar tsq,, veeupied the chair and introduced

E

Professor Robertson, who spe ke for about wn hour and a half, the audience listening j with deep attention aud many questions | being at the close. An interesting discussion followed concerning the growth lof corn, the making of ensilage, the build- There was also a good interesting discussion about the various breeds of horses. Professor Robert- son referred at some leagth to the work that is being carried on at the Experimental Farms.

Che meeting at St. Peter’son Wednesday at noon, was not well attended, as the hour was not convenient, and it was the day after

Professor Robertson,

; : sked

ing of silos, ete.

deal of

the annual picnic

iowever, delivered an excellent discourse } on the raising of calves and the making of i rk. He i8O0 gave aA de scription of the } . silo, and spoke at some length about the

“2 and the preparation of en-

i growth of j vribed the points of a good

isilage. He des dairy cow, and explained the processes by | .. . ' . +3 x lwhich milk is produced in the udder. He

; “ j ‘ oe eferred to the exteut of tine

rtance and necessity of He said that

: ‘ oneese tnarkel,

land urged the impé

| ’ , : 1 . lin his opinion the best way to begin was to ! } ’ : a - » i> isend some intelligent farmers sons to work lin the cheese factories of Ontario for a

d that if they would lapply to him he would get them situations

the best makers at wages of

lsummer, and promise ;wino cheese $10 a month with beard. In his opinion, on under the direction of | good cheese makers would enable them to come back and take charge of cheese mak- Island, and then others could learn from them, and thus cheese factories | be established throughout the Province.

lyear’s experience

ing on the

} Mr Shuttleworth accomp unied Protessor iR »bertson and Gelivered seve ral excellent addresses. At New Peoth, he spoke upon 'the priaciples of cattle feeding and at St.

ip

rete: about the organization of

institutes. Professor Robertson went to Tignish lecture in this city to-morrow

to-

day and will

evening at 8 o'clock. Admission free | All farmer's atiending the market witl itheir wives, sisters, cousins, aunts, sons, | fetc., should remain in town and _ hear

Professor Robertson.

[ee The Rifie. j i ' . Tue team match between eight men from i H AL. S. Comus 41 a €i rh men tiom the lox al j Vliilitia, was fired yesterday afternoon on | Kensingten Range. \ithough the day was i fine, in Was very bara fo make good scores on : OUnE O1 Chai gir y wind across the targets. | Below is the result j HOME TEAM, YARDS.-— TOTAL, 200 500 600 iCapt. Stewart os ..341° os 76 | © Crocket..... a | ee La es, “os 92 99 72 } Houper ......----- 2. Os 37. a | Liet Stewart. Geo’town 26 27 29 82 Staff Set Allan 6 3% Z/ 69 | Corpl. H. Hooper 22 = 13 58 Sapp Sud WE cea wes 20 Fi 5 65 4b Pi Al r : 553 CREW OF H. ©M. 5S. | Mr. Burney, Lieut....... 30 32 18 80 George Tidbury, Sgt. Ss 3 1 @ | Arthur J. Whistier, Corpl. 95 2 16 6} | John Lackie, P.O Ist Class 24 25 2 73 | (ie wge Morris . 2 os 9 64 Henry Snutto: a 29 24 13 66 Walter bates " 2D 2s 6 49 D weet: & Bees is. 2.3% . 517 ; miata iets tonpin

Bas rw Ghituary.

We announce to-day, the death of Mrs. Warburton acd convey to the Hou. James Warburtou and his famdy an expression of the sinecero regret snd sy mpathy of the community. Mrs. Warburton had reached (an advanced age and won the respect and esteem of everyone who knew her. | Acorrespondent of the Herald reports ithat *“s gloom was cast over the inhabitants lof Pisquid’ on the 13th iost, when the sad inews had reached their ears that John J., i the eldest son of Dimrel and Marcella Me- | D mald had breathed his last. De- }ceased was born at the same place on April Jrd, 1864. and has since been a kind and faithful son, much liked by all that knew him. He had been four months under the suffering caused by consumption, during which time, but one month from his death, he suffered the loss of his dear sister Elien Jano. What, then, can we tender to his mother, brother, and two sisters but the greatest sympathy.”

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—The Tea Party at Peake’s Station, on the 9th.in aid of St. Teresa’s Church, realized the sum of $600. At the Church of Eugiand Tea at Kensington, on Wednes- day, the gross amount, realized was close upon $900, It looks as if there was still sume moun yin the country, net withstand- he ** bl ery of i)

|

c big ing the le ruin » Grit press.

de t n iat it Tea lg thus, ~~ + SE - —_- y » ‘ f . , * “

lav, the seventh day of} FResH cut Cabbages at Gay's business vv shout the hour of eleven | Stand every imarket day. The wise and € It Kdward Whitma: 1 pr ucent eat } wy ely oF Vexue iaules, fruit, etc, & ean carriage to carry him {for the summer inontha ané enjoy health. . . . . 2° i ’ he A Me ot KO t Mi fhe foolish stick to the “flesh pots of e : ' ; * wl » laybieak the next} Beypt” and are consumed by fever. \- ; mg 3 retuireu Lhat on! Mc yirtieth cay of July ss f Pe ee Iss, VW hited a h A eda {ee LET,-The commodious Honse adjoining fro: @ Meh ;' oa ee ee the subseriber’s Tresidece. Princo Srreci, 3} - wut, Lot 16 uly | with large siablo and coach house —-H. MeMin

5 ’ a? S38 went to ficW il iams 1 GAN. eod tf-—meh2i

an ‘ - ettiement, Lis is as the :

decla a : forth.”

KD, 0, Win¢@ere Youn

farming, to till a few asres ui land within a

| |WANTED—a man, who has a knowledge of short disiance of the cit te the Qolles ah T+ Apply ta toe Gelearor

TO CONTRACTORS | |

MENDERS will be received until 10th of August next, at the Charlottetown Steam Naviyatien Co. (L‘d.) Office, for the erection of a Mill Building, 50x50 feet, Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of F. W. HALES, : Secretary. Ch'town, July 24, 1890.

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A BOY about sixteen years of age to learn A the Butchering business. One from the country preferred. Good wages to the right boy. Apply at once to

SAUNDERS & NEWSON.

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EALKD TENVERS addressed to the under-

signed, and entorsed * Tender for Coal, Pub- i Buridings,” wil be received until MONDAY, lith Augu t next. for Cual supply, for all or any of ths Vominion Public Baildings.

Specification, form of tender and all necossary information can be obtained at this Department on and after Wednesday, 16:h inst,

Pe:sons tendering are poufied that tenders will not be considered ualess made on the printed forms supplied, and signed with their actua siguulfures,

iach tender must be accompanicd by an ac ¢ pted bank cheqne ma e payable to the order of the Honorable the Minister of Public Works, equal to five per cent. of the amount of the ten- der, which will be forfeited if the party decline

o enter inte a coutract when calied upon to do

so, or if he fail to supply the coal contracted for. If the tender be not accepted the cheque wii'l be returned,

The Department will not be bound to accept the lowest cr any tender.

By order, A. GOBEIL,

farmer's |

Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, Jnly 14, 1898,

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SOURIS TEAL

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' | PRE Congregation of St Mary’s Church | 2 have been induced to give another of their Grand Teas on the old grounds, Souris East, |

On Thursday, 31st of July.

'The Committee have adopted a programme | which will eclipse all Teas given here or else-

A Special Train will leave Charlottetown

| where. | for Souris at 7 a. m., standard time, or 8 a. m.,

floval time; and Summerside at 5 a. |m., standard, or § a m., local; George- town at 7 we. @., stabderd . ima, or & a. m, local time; Mount Stewart

| at 8 20 a. m., standard time, or 9.20 a, m., | local time. Returning, will leave Souris at }4 30 p. m., standard time, or 5.30, local time, | Railway fares from Charlottetown, George- ltown avd intermediate stations by Special Trains, good to return same day. ‘Trains rua by standard time.

Charlottetown, leave at Ja. m .....-.-.. 850

Cemetery ....cseecrevees Scacceeuaewal . 8d5c Revalty Junction......... ae awe ae Pe oes scasisaueanes .. 85¢e I icc wasn shukewso eugene cee 852 | Bedford ......2+0+-20+e+ ens « wks «Wace R5e | Tracadie ....2--0-eeeceee reer er eeeeees ‘i 75e | Scotchfort......... seececsceerees i. coum . 1&e | Moun® Stewart, leave at 8.20 a m....... 75c | St. Andtew's .sesa0s A a aN tn ald Zoe | Douglass........-+- isadmbes b eo oh ie eee soe | Dundes Sah sev o eae HOR n6d06 60264 OR 0.0 420548 soe | Lot 40........seeeeerer rere perennegat 60> FOES soso sues kere ce caus oe — PE or sees Sade ae oie aeons <a Saas | Midgel) iS aT Se caule sa cewnas ecu . 60c Be I a beens oe oe eueeceeucds ee Five Houses, Ashton..... cuscwsedsevvescs Ge [i Bee... ss ios ae Cie absckkaes bea SR TO ns ca dtm ea a eg la | bear River ceeneeae Fe ge aad. on ee |New Zealand....... “taki ae <n alt aie ! Harmony ye lle lack Cite ebese bie ee | Georgetown, leave at 7 @ m......+.-... 85¢ | PPOGeMOlh .c .s \veee se pe Fo Sis os oo } Cardigan 6 heb alee eae CCE 0 OWE es 88 §$5c POPU cabs ke eens i sy Go 6 kee ek ME, 3s oc oa deed es éteswesa ue

OS ee ee eee eee re: Piequid.. o ob us hb 66 6 08 OSE 04 OO OES OD C8 0 SS 75c

A special train wiil also leave Summerside at G a. m. (local time) fares by which will be as tollows ;

Summerside, Travellers’ Rest, New Annan

gi aa pemunes 14 duennsecdae+? eee Kensington to Emerald, inclusive....... 115 Bradalbane to North Wiltshire.......... 95 Colville, Royalist, Milton, Winsloe......, 85

Keturn Tickets at one first-class fare will be issued from Charlottetown and intermediate stations by regular morning train on 3!st, good to return up to and including Aug. Ist. Return Tickets will also be issued from all booking stations between Tignish, Alberton, O'Leary, Wellington, Summerside, Kensing- ton, Emerald to Charlottetown, on the fore- noon of the 30th, good te return up to and in- cluding August Ist.

MICH4SEL McCORMACK, Secretary.

Souris, July 22, 1890. jy22—dy 22 25 23 29 30 & wky pat her wat

Mortgage Sale.

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To be sold by Public Auction, on the Premises» on SATURDAY, the 2?rd day of August next, 1890, at 12 o’clocs%, noon :—

LL that tract, piece and pareei of Land, situ- ate, tying avd bveinx in Charlottetown, yeunded and decerived as follows, ihai is tocay: “ommencing at 1 etuhefixed on the bouth side of Dorchester stree’, st a distaace of one hun‘red ond iowr fee. cust lroiathne castern ride of Wey- oui “treet; thesce south by » line parallel with Weymouth Screct for the dic acce of eighty foet ; thence eect in a line wsraile! wth Dorches- er Street the distance of sixty-ionrfeet: thenee worth ina liae puialicl with Weymenith Street ighiy feet, or until it renchos Dorchustor Street ; theres west eionsthe south side uf Dorchester Sireel Le distance of staty-tour fect to the place f commencement ue anove sale will take place under and by vittue of a power of sale contained in a Moart- raze, bearing date the 26th day of March, 1884, 1nd made between Peter MeCarer, of Charistte- town, #nd Mare VicUurey, his wife, of the one pari, and the uudersigacd of the oi her part. _ Should intending purchasers desire, laud will Le suid in lots.

4. Ae McLEAN ,

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NEW YORK, vei iuoxswice

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

s,s. “WE THROP,” H. H. HOMER, Commander,

wilt sail frm Prer 18, Kast River, New York every SATURUAY, at 5p. m, for Bar fiar bor, Kastport and St. Jobn.

Returning. will sail from St, John, TUES DAYS, at 3.00 p. m., local.

Through rates of freight to New York vi “The New York, Maine and New Brunswick gS. 8. Co.’ are now quoted at all Bookie =ta- tions oa P. E. Island Railway, where rhrough Tickets to New York also are igsned.

By this route » new market is virtually thrown open to the producers of Prince Kdward Island,

Fish (pickled. dried or canned), Eggs, Potatoes, etc., are given rates from the several stations On the Island Railway to New York, Pier No, 1, Kast River, (oaly 3 Peers fromthe Felton Mar- ket), that are about equal (in some instances lower than are quotec), to Boston via other routes,

Shippers (especially those of Canned ‘Joods

Agents to quote them the severai raies by this line, that they may judge for themselves the ad- vantages thas presented to them,

Shipping papers to accompany consignments willbs the same as by other lines, only they must be consigned per ‘New York, Maioe and New Brunswick 8. 8. Co’s.” Steamer.

The Railway track at St. John runs on to the Pier of the Steamship Line, thus avoiding cartages.

Wor further information apply to Agents along line of Railway, or

TROOP & SON, Agents, St. John.

H. D. McLEOD,

Passenger ond Freight Agent, F. H SMITH & CO., Genera! Visnarers, 17 and 19 William St., New York,

St. John, N. B., July 23, 1890—4w 8’side prs

AUCTION.

Farm and Growing Crop.

ae

We will sell by Anction, on the Premises,

ON MONDAY, JULY 28th,

At 3 o'clock in the Afternoon,

THE STETSON PARM,

On the St. Peter’s Road, about 8 Miles from Charlottetown,

Containing about 84 Acres of Land, now under crop and in a high state of cultivation. This is one of the haudsomest Faris on the Island, and completely fenced with spruce hedge rows at sides and cross rows, all carefully trimmed this season.

——-—ALSO——

TRE STANDING CROP, consisting of several fields of Hay and Oats. One field is sown with 4 bushels of Tartarian Oats, im- ported by the Local Government thig season,

Terms easy. Sale positive.

E. H. NORTON & O©O.,

july2l Auctioneers.

POLITICAL = MEETINGS.

‘Q°HE undersigned will meet the Electors of

the Second District of Queen’s County tor the Legislative Council at the following times and p aces ;—

Brackley Point Road, Harrington, in the School House, on Wednesday, 9th July, at 7 o'clock, P. m.

At Stanhope School House, on Thursday, 10th, at 7 p. m.

At Mount Stewart Hall, on Friday, 11th, a5 7 p. m.

At Ten Mile House, St. Peter’s Road, on Saturday, }2:h, at 6 p. m.

At Relle Creek School House, on Monday, l4th, at 7 p. m.

, At Wood Islands, on Tuesday, 15th, at

p. m.

At Caledonia Schoo] House, on Wednesday, 16th, at 7 p. m.

At Murray Harbor Road School House, on Thursday, 17th, at 7 p. m.

At Eldon Hali, on Friday, 18th, at 7 p. m.

At Ayondale School House, on Saturday, 19th, at 4 p. m.

At Vernon River Hall, on Monday, 21st, at 4 p. m.

At Pownai Hall, on Tuesday, 22nd, at 4 p. m.

At Monaghan Road Schoolhouse on Thurs- day, 24th, at 7 p. m.

At Donagh School House, on Friday, 25th, at 7 p. m.

At Mount He: bert Wall, on Saturday, 26th, at 4 p. m.

At York Hall, on Monday, 28th. at 7 p.m.

At Blooming Poiat School, on Tuesday,

29th, at 5 p. m. JAMES NICHOLSON, JAMES ROSS.

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The Magnificieut Clyde-built Steel

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Sai.s from Nob'c’s Wharf, Satifax, every Wed- i desday, at 8.7) 0ck, and lewis Wharf, Bosion, ; avery Saturday #t 12 o'clock,

Pa-sengers by ‘Mreacay eveningivains can go on boardon arrival with owt extia Charge, Kay gage checked txroueh. hrovgh Tickets on sale by P. E, Istand Nay. Co., aud

F. T. NE WBERY,

a ap3)--eod wiy pat Avent Ch’iown.

Principal Wanted.

Pane sah ng will be received hy the pe undersigued from Male Teachers oi che First Class, tor the pesition of Prineipal of Queea Square School, in this city, {SAAC OXENHAM, Secretary of City Sch¢éol Boayd.

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eat tC Lt I tN itt tt

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Dale of RAILS Al)

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Prints, Dress Goods, Ribbons, Laces, &e

a cence i aa Ct Otte nD

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WANT

BARGAINS,

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CAN GIVE THEM TO YOU IN ALL KINDS OF

Dry Goods and Clothing.

——| x |--—- They will not be Undersold by any Firm on this Island. rs

Their Stock having been bought at a Big Reduction on C-st, they will give some startling low prices,

VISif THE

PROWSE & CO.,

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july18

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EVERYBODY'S PILLS,

——FOR——

Indigestion, Constipation, Bilious ness and the many ailments con- sequent upon the sluggish action of the Liver, Kid- ney and Bowels.

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PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX,

Sent by mail on receipt of price. Samp'e

free on application. Prepared only by ARTHUR 8. JOHNSON,

; Corner Kent and Prince Streets,

jy18 Charlottetown.

DUSTON STEAMPRS.

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Now is the Time to Visit Your Relatives ia Beston.

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DYSPEPTIGURE

NOW OPEW AT

HILLSBIRGUGH RINK,

CHARLOTTETOWN, FOR A BRIEF SEASON.

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THRE RISING SuUN

Japaneso Village, AND ITS WEALTH OF WONDERS.

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A Colony of Japanese Artists will repro- duce the Arts and Industries of the far-off Orient,

Stage Entertainment by THE SHAFFERS, and the London KUNCH AND JUDY,

Receptions Every Afternoon, 2 to 5.30;

Every Evening, 7 vo 30 o'clock,

Ten Cents admits to all. Seats for Stage Entertainment, 5 cents, RUFUS SOMERBY,

jy19—tf Manager,

IRECT CARGO, just arrived por “Hat- tie Louise,” Coptain Barnard ;—

400 Puns. MOLASSES, bright and heavy, 25 Hhds. BARB ADGES SUGAR, 1000 Smali Bags, 23 lb. each, wholesale only.

We wish to dispose of this cargo wi he ut storing, aud will soil round lots at reasv a! Je figures. Ask for quotations.

CARVELL BRO#,. jalyl5—pat lw eod = enm Jour 2w

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Gathering of the Clans!

FEXHE GREAT ANNUAL SCOTTISH

GATHERING OF THE CLANS, under the auspices of the CALEDONIA CLUB OF P. E. isLAND, will be held on the

Grroll and Worcester. noiviwe pax eRovnns,

CHARLO CLE TOWN, PLE DL, - ON-— 4 4%. cerca T Taursday, lita Aagast Next. Exenursion Rates vy “ail and Steamer from

all points For tall pariicuk vs, piizes, etc., 8ee posters

aud programmes

JCAN M. CAMPBELL,

Reeording Secretary. JAMES D. IRV .NG, President,

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