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JULY 9, 1894. eee THE MILITIA APPOINTMENT, ENTERED, vexatious conditions and The Annual ™.+tin+ of the Share i Dyenno} san | ee July 6—!\aniel Roberts, Wallace; Favor- restrictions are the Poli- holders of the XM : Teray ie ieee 4 } s nT obacrve tin da awa Corres 1 8 U7 oo: i} vO De . t . < O1dETS O Ait sete ery le Com nv THE BAD BUTTER MATTER. The EACUSION ld Rustico. aa “I erve by y ur Ottawa Cort ite, Irving, Richibueto; Blondel Camp- : igar d b I will be heldGin the Ma onie Tem - . pontence that in reply toa questionasked | 1,01) Now Camphellton, © B; John A Aen. ee by the Wednesd liv July, 1896 gt B sae - ; So a ie ell, Ne a »heliton, ~*~ “it % tie Tt nly, we Tur Patriot says that Tux Examin : a in the House of Commons, the Minister of 7 JMacdonald, Hyde, Cow Bay; Wm Dan- CANADA Peloe’, np. is.. for the Clectiom of i sdidenn

Militia graciously stated that Prince Ed- : ; niget d “sepitefal.” "he nee } rj ral - oak " . "2 har Reid, -ugwash; tustic PS ‘g' ao wen ° nit injust ” and pitefa The wu A GOOD TIME AT THE SEASIDE. | ward Island, as a Military District, had Novel eben wash; Rustic, Hughes, AC CIDENT [ oan Se ae . he Patriot of these uncourteous epithets | : a Syeney- Dy or a. ? \ of the | General would be appointed—that a strong River; Patriot, DeCoste, Sydney; P I : ‘ia J e 1 ; i lot, Y ste, « vi ey; 4 : er — j } i ' '

Summer 8S h lof Science made an ex effort wes being made to have an Islander G, McIsaac, Pictou. Jnne 26, 1994 irsion to Rustice and the Seaside Hote] | appointed to the position, but that “the . * 7 7 eS

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Saturday lhe procession was led by ROWN Mr. Newson himsel* with the spanking : . f pretty blacks used to convey pas-

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course the “military authorities ” here oe , ; : - ~~ | duly 6—Daniel, Roberts, Wallace; R W CH’TOWN | f > i ;

referred to in the plural number are none Smith Woesadk ’ Piet tl: Wm Dunbar BLOCK, e ' } pe i

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: . ; : , Read Pugwash; Rastie rhes, Pictou; : rsof the school were furnished Herbert, whose every public act since his ad DR “1. wees » Pictou; | AGENT FOR P. E, ISLAND, al ty ‘ with horses and carriages from Worth’s | 4ppointment has demonstrated his unit Sie Meta D ena. New London: E E M BE B iates We are t } by Patriot that { livery stable Or, ureé there were some . i ‘ : ; 2 > sew 40nd On;

| aoe | ‘ ness to hold such a position in Canada j : ian tae | :

> w © ™ : att . 2 i good natured atte: pts to “get ahead” and | The recent wholesome snub eiabalethend rh G, Melee Rs = BERGER'’S; 1 he best made,

MINER secmse be the fact that the | De first at the hotel.’ But the race was F — tyrant by both sides of the House - y I B TINS Tp} fest d : not this case to the swift Nor did he | !® re his suspension of Adjutant-General See SS eee s ‘ : ° pe 1€ suiest an , — Vas Sup] a ; : Powel, should be an intimation ‘2 the > “WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." é éé ots ’ best to handla 7 ” f the i i ver rs} first Indeed — the beauties of the | Ministry that he is an officer who by no ‘ pSCH AR ; Srxorat Déesearouss tro Tue Bxautner t : ‘

f governmet Mons read Tax | country and admirat of our broad means commands respect. Of course,| ¢ nhs y sedi >t . Ex aMixee that this statement is | '@pdscapes so occupied the attention of the os ingg any on ? os of his ‘B XLS ; ee By Giving Them @ne of ¥ eee Retail at low- me ; visitors, there were so many “specimens v pron an, no doubdt, after his own a Ven 9.» . § ws ‘ 1y seductive by heart—to send down to lord it over thos (Tacteless—Effectual ) P STRUGGLES IN THE STATES. Janes Paton & Co Ss

sUuppty bad food to patients bere of] roads to be « x} red, that the order of the ignorant Islanders who have set at paucht . at ] ‘ Cs WATSOR'S DRUG STORE ‘heir reason,under the care of the Gov et procession was frequently broken, and it | @l! his counsels, and who dared have th > For SICK- Headache, } : : : : ment, and in the second place ; a happened, as in many a keener race, that | temerity to demand the restitution of . : . Navy Skirt Suits | jrne2) ilies wb hiteites Me . apttee the “first was last.” All enjoyed the drive, | their Island Province to its time} § Impaired Digestion, A Thousand Railway Cars and Other . _ —— a our pu istitu ‘S| and fortunately arrived just in time to get | honore: position of elng one . .

istead of it8 purchase from our f armers t of the rain—which i i Phves ea wing of the military districts of Canada. We Liver Disorders and Property Destroyed ns Men and ae NOTICE Neither of these facts are denied by the | Ones persisted in saying would “be sure to can readily understand what pent-up floods . ee ‘ . ' oi : Patriot. Yet the i eof P serene he omorrow.” The hotel and | of dire malicionsnese rankle in the soul of! § Female Ailments. ae kixtraordinary Value this P.M. \. HERMANS, of the old dirm and old n front of it proved te HE MANS, « i¢ oid firm and old

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ae infinence of arty upon veranda to be a very | this modern Nero at being compelled to € wned all the World Vader Martial Law—Military ! : 5 Patriot is so strong that lare plesant place of shelter. It is the great | restore our Province to the status it has : Renowne roe : stand, has manufactured a new kind of ise the cause of the lunatics and the | privil ge of educated people to be able to | always held, and held with hoxor to itself. : Covenee a Pranemnges i ng ; i Forces Strangthened. Wrought Tron Railing, far superior to cast farmers, and must perfores misrepresent | Ake the best of cir masienent. So it | I eae ee nse i ee ~ Stic foe poten’ ont we i Waterproofs and ae er on. Parties oa i : es ? aa the members of the Summer School of | respective of party, have pressed upon the Wholesaie Agts. Evans & Sons, Ld, lL . SO ieee ir pols in graveyards i ; & Examiver and public Opinion Science could not enjoy the opportunity to Minister of aititin the seit er the 3. ~ sale by a ee ee P Curved tote > Umbrellas cheap at i would do well by calling at his store Le. , “spect to it. The Patriot enlarges upon explore Robinson’s [sland in search of | Justice of appointing one of our duly quali- Se . eo | fore purchasing elsewhere, at Lower Queen

fact that the bad butter has been with- | botanical rarities, they were able to pass fied officers to the position of Deputy Ad- eo officials report = wenn, b 5 | Street. _ they : ; ee . — As if credit. were due for with-|* highly enjoyable day comparing notes | jutant-General, and at present there seems vr i on aia : sailing ae add AUGUSTUS HERMANS. lrawing from the Asylum lunft ¢ and conversing upon congenial topics. It | to be a deadlock between the Cabinet and A. © y d i 6 Feacues Well up = e 8 | Ch’town, June 15—tf, . rawing from the Asy): food unfit for a UL cS 1 L N 8 a -—

: a. happened that while the rain was heaviest | this military despot. I but voice the sen- —

use, om r the Grand Jury of the Count he party were quietly discussing the ex- | timente of my fellow-provincialists when I Wasnixcroy, July 9. FO gt 4 had public rt : led by the > say that if a foreigner be sent down here eo ALE.

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. ++ece piney hostess of the Seaside. This fuvorite sum- | 1m preference tne of our own duly quali- Orean Sewing Machine order directing General Merritt to assume . > a. . A ‘ © . ° ee ee BINDER TWINE. mer resort, closed last year, on account of | fied and efficient officers, Ottawa shall » - ‘ ware 9} control of the Northern Pacific Railway . . <a a domestic affliction, has been re-opened | have made a greater mistake than when Furniture, Stoves, lines and keep them open as post and mil- aluable Business Premises Ir will be remembered that one of the this year under auspicious circumstances, ~ dezpoiled us of our independence as a ‘einai itary roads. } At M Hart 3 f att s made } r aguit as been repaired and improved ins . ili r Province. Better, far better, the : , , ros “ ¢ Murray Ms s utiacks made by the grits aguinst | [t has been repaired and improved in some - a nee aes far =~ r, that I am instructed by Mr. Alex. A. Wright Curcaco, July 9. irray Harbor South, Lot 64. G ra As ts prote gf} Tespects; and will be under the manage- | they ha a as tacked SR PS SRT SPTOR f os nell by Auction, at his residence, corner 1 a Be — is ok ahaa di bed nent, this year, of Mrs. Newson and Mr | strings of Ne w Brunswick than to offer us Queen and Fitzroy Streeta (Horne’s build- | . The police guarding the North-W estern | The undersigned offer for eale that very . indi ' PF, Newson. bot nz and favorably ; this insult. We want no importation t ‘wd . on WEDNESDAY, llth day of ee freight yards at Sixteenth Street and Ash- | desirable Weninecs Property, consisting oe lhe Consumers Cordage C pany} known to the holiday en: ying public. monopolize this patronage, w hich has caeis cae eek p kal OLY. 7? land Avenue, had a hand to hand fight ; Store. Dwelling House and Outbuildings, i up as a bad rnern |S al visiters are already at the hotel | been honestly earned by our own officers, , at 2 o’elock, p. m.: with rioters last night. They fired revol- with about 3} acres of Jand tormerly 3 Gove as ta & : and the season has had a favorable begin- | t° whom it of rights belong:. They, and All his Household Effects, comprising vers over the heads of the mob, anl a owned and occupied by John T. Hu h Sd Me M ning in the entertainment of a body so | they only—not military autocrats at Ot | Orea sewing Machine, Parlor, Dining | young lady, standing onthe roof of : her | Fall particulars given on application er ity " M, too, has lately been | 4} worthy of distinguished consideration | tawa—have worked hard to make th: | Room, Hall, Bolroom and Kitehea Furni- | houee, watching the fight, was killed i DAVIES & HASZARD facturing binding twine by prison | as the Bummer Sc} of Seience. Justice | military record we possess, and we grea*- | ture, Hall and Couk Stoves. by a bullet, A boy "vas j oe saa ¥ labor at the Central Prison, Toronto. The | having been done to the good things pro | 'y mistake their temptrament if they R. BEAIRSTO <n and cae oflerr bent ty the Gying ? Ch” y aban . : i . Dre: ‘a . a . . , , g er > whole question of the manufacture of this] Yided at the Hotel, excellent speeches | tamely submit to any such insult. We i : Psat sole bricks. Jn an affray between a frenzied h’tow n, May 14, 1894—m th & wy Ow article in the Central Pr .sti-| Were delivered by Dr. Hall, Mr. Bain, Dr. | are true and loyal, but we shall resent any | 29" __ ________ | mob and the troops and police, at 49th “ers 1 he ventral FrisOh was investi- Doreey and others The two former re | such insult to our manhood, and it will | and Loomis Streets, on the Grand Trunk Se ee —— ; - —— guted by the Ontario Public Accounts ponded to the toast, “Our Coun- be well for Ottawa to make a note of it. | J ¢ road, the troops fired into the crowd, and ‘What arethe eald waves ung? Committe during the past session. Thi try,” Dr. Hall speaking for Canada | or they shall have trouble on hand. ; t twenty-five were wounded. One man has e ay euticiietaiaia hatin thes ecesenteice | in ted ee ee Jvsrice. died and six others will likely die. Paste a Le roes ow tl ; : ot defence of Prince Edward Island as a July 9th, 1894. Cuicaco, July 9. goes to show that the ( onsumers Cordage | ld for An . > I Y: P i i ; Cc any und 7 ; . a Held for scientific investigation. Remarks - n our an Reports from points in the southern part : ompany wunderseiis the Liberal Cen- were also made by Mr Cameron, of Yar- | THE STRATHGARTNE EA of the city, where rioting was going on c ‘i ae Ph . al Pria Sone Tears, Pan » ‘ re , wails 5 RA G: NEY TEA. ia . . ae? WS ead 5 e cS a . plow gs oe) Ag abaranggas Se ae nM ‘Ook’ Ml Leek Ma Wer — and if not there, get it without delay. | during the past 48 hours, indicate that AS {14 ia CUT ls lo “AV, that this iniquitous dom bine | * a af. a " sund, Mr. at- | Sir —The tea party held on Wedn: sday everything 18 quiet. There were upwards ; z iF Abs hs a iat . son, Mr. Cotton, Mr. } son, as we “ete on ee 25, Or i i i aT nee ; pays honest men fair wages, erects build- aa nd ee 6 de: ees P a a8 | at Strathgartney, for the purpose of rai--| YOUR of forty fire alarns last night in the Stock SS QKING TOBACCO “Sy fs, pays interest on capital invested P. ae e a a hee Cae eet ing funds for a contageous disease ward in Yards district. The railroal yarda were oe ie Ah aA es pa) “=e 0 apité invested, rofessor Andrews, of Sackville Univer- . . > =e0] ; i i i Ref ; ae 2 <7 F makes a fair profit on its goods, and yet|sity. My. Raymond Archibald gave » | Cnection with the P. E. Island Hospital, Biscuits, seer al mag = w ontdh oo et Lag Aaa Lied i j ; : ' dietie ale. 6 on . vied tee tt } was, under the circumstances, a great itary force was strengthened, and this act, ~ “ee ae ee NT re ‘eg > s*heaner and «elle » ‘ olin solo, @ song improvise € Oc- . 2 ‘ : ees S? Div : produces them cheaper and selis them at Sali! “Wien deed = or oe " Nn success. Although the above picnic was S k with the salutary effect of yesterday’s ae ats See IGHT__ lower rate than can the prison labor in solide ee , and eae won thee Oar Ge especial purpose of conferring a es, shooting, restored quiet in a measure. ; : } - ie ne SUIT i Ri 7 FOR = a me . getiier, the time passed away leas ly . : : en menan atitution Of Sir Oliver Mowat, which pays to a od : 20 " : ‘edgs fg ht a benefit on the poorer classes of the city, LD & $ ™ ‘ 4 DAN As ? 3 ii seyret On account of the rain ra Os - “i > >.% < ; ; 4 : and had been advertised ‘or months, the Pastry, ALMOST AN ORANGE RIOT <— - (fy (ti i i ‘ ‘

no interest on the monev it costs, has its { in ure enjoyment After t : a : , Tt oo : . An he | Methodists of Charlottetown pitched upon machinery and factory furnis] ed at the | Tepast, the rain having stopped, most i : ee ee ne , os Sent ' “6 ay - Pepe: the self same date to hold their annual of the party set out for Charlottetown by

a7 as If made with it, will be mene Pav _ picnic. This was, to say the least, very Sty dep wits You'll be suing away soon,

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orer an opportunity to provide for his sethnsteetin't ani led by + boo Bain | “afortunate, as it kept hundreds away DELICIOUS j j ae | , VG and you'll need new shoes, fami), Kiser al thing for the Gindine ¥ a 4 Beittain nae ; Je F a ro tee from the Strathgartuey picnic, and thus : Trouble 10 City of Montreal ®. . j SALI G, q: & . SE a - es “ Noe el ant ie na Pt a iiah ie ins has delayed the erection of the much We refer to Tobacco is man’s most uni- Buy them now,. while you ; ine manufacturers that Sir liver eS ee a ae sales needed contagious disease ward at the arent SPORTS AND } . lent f ti to el -

ywatt started his Toronto Prison Fac-| 224 Obtaining some of th comme Eh Eeletd Meanie ap eler evidentiy co ‘ ns : ave ple r Mowatt started his Toronto I Fert tile hth Beast thine: Returning | © 2% land Hospital. Our city evidently ae | GERMAN g By Pro: Inter venti f versal luxury; the fragrant . t eve. pe) — a eee ia to the hotel, these latte> had tea before | "Ct® little more practical Christianity. WOODILL’S } BAKING topped By Prompt yenuon 0 F and plenty of shoes to select —

a es a ee they started, and yet were the first | nae a ) POWDER. f the Police aroma of Mastiff Plug Cut RY : 3 PERSONAL. to arrive in Charlo: os Those RE a : july9 r SO PHORT. r aa i . in advance lingered so long in contem- | OBITUARY, ch ; -__- . ; ,

(+. Gittleson, Montrea » 19 registered at plation of the beauties of land and sea} tt ee Ce eee ’ starts people to pipe smoking, a the Queen Hotel. that their friends in Charlottetown began Died at her father’s residence, Crapaud, gf ba r a3 ~ - Montreat, July 9. r tl s rf used

Mr. and Mrs. A. McKinnon left on | to feel anxious concern ng them. But | on Wednesday, the 4th inst., Carrie, be- RE 4 sry a Yesterday two hundred Orangemen even lose who never c c s Saturday on a trip to Nova Scotia. “ails well that ends well.” The mant'e | loved daughter of John and Jessie Fall, in Se ef ® | paraded from the hall to Grace Baptist hesen tok ; 4

Dr. E. P. Moore and Mr. T. Waleah, | of night had falle: ipon the searchers | the 15th year of her age. Deceased had an nS Church. The end of the procession hai tobacco be ore Town Clerk of Summerside, spent Sun- | after scientific truth Jong before their | been sick for several months, and though Phe undersigned will offer for sale by hardly turned into Victoria Square before} J.. B. Pace Tobaceo Co., Richmond x day in the city. return; and we shall not presume to en- | everything was done to relieve her that | Auction on Upper Saint Peters Road, on every police patrol wagon in the city with | Virginia: and Montreal, Canada.

t k ld} ali available reserves were dashing toward

o'clock p. m.

Miss Lefurgey, Summerside’s own } lighten the curious as to the various i «i | medica) skil) and kind attentson could be- : — elocutionist, is to“read at the Concert | dents of the eventful drive from the seaside | «tow, this gentle sufferer rendered up her Monday t6th July. the scene of the historic riot of July 12th, | ~~ ae . . a there to-morrow (Tuesday) eveninz. to this city soul to God, leaving behind her sorrowing an 1877, whene Orangeman Hackett wax Tickets id Boston d At2 1 wisi

At the Hotel Davies to-day there wer The sermon to the schoo! was preached | parents, brothers and sisters, as ‘ai pions ‘ killed. The single policeman on his beat registered: D D_ Ingall, Ottawa; A [I | !ast evening in Zion Presbyterian Church | well -as a hos: of friends and ac-| The Standirg ¢€ rop Of 35 aeres | jeard the riotous threatenings among Stevenson and wife, Montreal; H D Mc-| by the President, Prof. Andrews, who | q"aintances to mourn their irreparable loss. Hay the crowd, and Detective Lafontain con Owing to. the fact that the Provincial

. Government do not tax PLATE GLaS8 Tuy Your Tickets for Boston by | Tusurance Companies, a

Fwen, Lot 40; Capt and Mra Fraser: SS| chose for his text Matthew 5-5: “The | This lovely girl, so kind and gentle in her | adjoining the property of the late Ralph | sidered the situation so serious that he at Bonavista; E McFarlane, Annandale. J S| meek shall inherit the earth.” The dis- | disposition, was admired and esteemed by Brecken, between the Upper and Lower St. | once sent in a general call for police

Mitchell and wife, Sherbrooke, Ont. course was interesting and instructive. | a'l her numerous friends. Carrie wi!l be} Peters Roads. reserves. A great noisy crowd soon filled Mr. Casimir Perier, President of France, | Meekness was the distinctive character-| missed in the Sabbath School. In the Also at 3 o’elock p. m.— Victoria Square, but the quick arrival of &é 9 The Dominion Plate Glass is the third of the same name who has] istic of the successful student of science Day School ber ealniness and dignity of p : the lice had a quieting effect, and S S FLORID \+ Ins coed won nigh position in France. His grand-} L aying aside his own pride of intellect and | character won the hearts of her s ‘hoo!- The Standing Crop of 50 Acres Hay guarded by the police the Orangemen got 2 : re l* HSUPANCE Co. father was the leader of the Opposition “in | by patient investigation learning from the mates. She passed through her illness quietly off the dangerous section of the | 2 . ; | will pay the city tax and continue business - * Cham ber of geo under Charles} unsightly rock and tiny a r was the a a murmur, ani died trusting in | on Lower St. Peters Road, adjoining the | City. (Canada Atiantic aud Plant Liu), | Risks taken at lowest rates, -- previous to the revolution of 1830. |-road to success in science The thorouzh 1er Saviour. roperty of Benjamin Wrig Es ‘ +9 } } * er His father was in the deplomatic service} accord between religion and science was A very large concourse of people fol- thease at sale. eT ee A Schooner Seized —F PF =r s R. B. NORTON & CO., until 1846 whea he became one of the| clearly shown. The true scientist urust | lowed the remain to the grave yeverday. A. A. McDoyanp, , } | Jaly 7—2i Agente. Active Liberal Party, and rose to the | be a devout man, + In the midst of jife we are in death.” W. W.Svniivay, Haiirax, July 9 Ww, W. CL AR KE Se ee ee : “sh Lae position of Minister of the Interior, under Mrs. Harrison sang asolo in her own Superixtenvest Sansaru Scuoot. Freperick Peters, ' ae | "| Ch | tt { B d f Trad the presidency of M. Thiers. beautifal style. Chiddiced oe ae Trustees late Owen Connolly The Collector of Customs at Hawkes- 3 ar 0} fe gWil (ar (} 6g Arrivals at the Seaside Hotel, Rustico To-night the subject of the round table rapaut, July 7, 1894. 5 dytisl wvli. _ bury, C. B., has seized the U nited Stater aici Ticket Agent, emnen ah each: July 1—W A Hutcheson, Miss } talk is “Kindergarten Work.” The pub- ee ee : , se rieee 4 amped or en av for Sa age IN Save RWAQD he oe qnarterly meeting of this [ame : 3; . lic are cordially invite risit the schoo! fear Admiral Gherardi Sind } ae ; 1.——— ue. Bf a 'y ® Hart, D J McLean, S. Sanderson, Miss | lic are cordially invited to visit the school, tear Admiral Gherardi has discharged fishing with trawls inside the limite Rigen 8 —— eS Corner Queen and Water Streats, pcorneretion will be held at the Guardian

Mitchell, Mr and Mrs W'S Stewart, Char-| also to attend and take part in the discus- | Otlice, Cameron Block, this city, on the ° HAG, ‘ : ’ oS UN,

“00 men from the Brookiyn nav vy yard on s : * : lcttetown. July 4—Mr and Mrs J EF] sions “round the table. account of the exhaustion of the appro- Hse i0 ainters General Herbert's Resignation. OUR STORE Charlottetown, June 22, 1894 evening of Wednes lay, Ith July, inst., ot > ees 1004, } . 3

Grant and child, Ch’town; Mrs C H 2+0+e- priation for new veaels, 8 nla ie i . ’ : ‘ANAD: r ES . . : IVER. (rant, eo aa . y Ronse and THE CANADA ARRIVES. —_—--—_—_ Orrawa, July 9 is @ repository of art, an art house, so to | Lb. Db. HIGGS, family; J Gorham, 2 McSweeney “_* : : — ie S} . finestan N.Y Sealed Tenders, addresse > ? speak, a ers artistic bean- 8 nmetainy Moncton; R Bagnall, Hunter R ver. July H. M.S, Canada arrived in port yester- ag paesi prem eat. oF ing ime, BT, ai a as ae —— +n It is reported that Genera! Herbert has fi ve My — es at pads oes ae oe , Svoretary. rae ee hesor, | 44y afternoon, and will remain about ten | while dressing at the residence of her sister ont eb ee ee ee resigned his ition as general officer mens are always eager to look over our j_ Ch'town, July 7, 1894.— 4i i—-W A Hutcheson, Mrs E Hutcheson, lays. She aes here from Caspe Bay. |" New York city on Saturday, accidently Saturday, July 2lst, from parties willing 2 di ee: Mihti a te—"No one overlooks it, and we ’ ea "hi teow : . Le } P Sey . f UnYS. & TRIE Ihe VIN} aspe aay, : ‘ ) - - % .. oa @ - - io . Ch’ town; camme r & hook of Scieuce (46 Siese aie dilicened tie mont trou Halifex | set fire to her ¢ vthing and waz burned | t© contract for the painting of the exterior can j kin es “ an ” never overlook the requirements of the 4 : members). July 8—E L Head, J Horne, to the Blake The Cc RY ada ie as mae almost to a crisp before assistance arrived. | Of the new Church “at Kelly’s Cross, Lot o eto rz = cing. ‘Geieral Herbert public of Charlottetown in vur line. The Portland Manor St John N B Cl’town. _ ae rae i ngeade eile Ec 29. according (o-+ amen seecifion toto 5 Pas Appuinted by the Home Government, | faj] jn value of the white mctal makes ‘ . MH, De : am Dis Sodictieteahe

and his resignation would have to go to} silverware very reasonable in price, and

Arrivals at Hotel Acadia Saturday duly d the War ice, the new desi yng are more elegant tian B ys ducated for College -or Business War Office zg oOys educa g te88 |

pe : > car on . nd 2430 horse power. .7%.-<* 4 -era ara; More than five hundred persons wer | be ceed at the fice of W. C. Harris ith: Mr and Mrs F W Yates, New York: | #4 2450 horse jx Wel. atin offrch’ Pe: a rundred person ‘ i t @ ic office of W. C. Harris,

cruiser of the third class. She is 2380 tons | taken to the Paris hosp'tals in the "| Architect, Charlottetown, or at the

: im a G H Van Arnam, Troy, N Y: V V_ Bul- Captain— Will's, Wil ~ ’ ; tb ae 1 DU ; , —— ye Tn this department we have Pickle >. . » Troy, 3 pow 203 pat Wilson. are Deg BAR yilav asa result ofge "8" | Parochial House, Kelly’s Cross. eo ever. an this department we have Pickle | by an excellent ataff.of Resident Masters. WAli. M a ; — M J John - ~D apes =1C) Cyril E Tow er, Geo. H. laced Rs Suit # - : g (Manstroke Glazing of windows not included in WHEN eecsreesadyal Dishes for $1.25, Cake B wkets, k rut y | - we ree fa ; i a Yor a ae Caer eiird, John F. Luttrell. ew “em ws gga = oT oe : ae ”" “ painter’s contract. Whether on pleasure bent, or business,take Dishes, &., very pretty and not expensive. Special Attention Paid to Heli. | i — a veh : ae RW a . the nr , : Lieut.—(R N R) W. Metcalfe. | people in the — nee eee e The staging put up by carpenters shal] | on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, - gion, Morals and Manners. : a _ wag D; tM Ar rs, ee Lieutenant Marines — Wilfred H. N. | ane og WEG SEEM, RP TASRE IES WETS Ts Le le te used by painters, it acts most — and effectualiy on E W TAY! O R : : fe, Ch pmetttal, AS Hewett and | Smith. pr bahia Contractors to find all material, and | the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing | fame . 9} Visitor—The Lord Bishop of Frederic j wire, pers. Wil , Hcy Chaplain—Rev. David Richards B. A. f losing the t-fes| Work to be completed on the 31st October, | fever, headache and other forms of sick- to co : D arge, DB oO, of Staff Sures -Richard E. Bidd@it!ph The time for closing the ent tes 1894 "| nese. For sale in 75c. bottles by all drug- CAMERO\ BLOCK. oa » 2 eethld, IM McLeod, J Combeand family,| Staff Surgeon—Richard E. Pp’ | for the races at Georgetown was | |°9!. Sate ey "Califurns July 5 Warden—Rev. John“ M.. Davenport, | arn Gh o rworth and wife. Chartes. Long- Acting Paymaster ve ye , | been extended to Puesday, July Che lcweet or any tender not neceg- | gists. Manufactured by the Califurnia uly 5 M.A, Oxtord > . 2s ——— ae ~ . ’ sa oe Chief Engineer—Edwin . tattenbury. | > P : 4 sarily accepted ig 8 ee fi ini i is . a eastis, ant Mies Eandineth. . g cAwi Y-) 10 Entries must be addressed to | sarily accepted. Q LW ONS ; — _ Nagi = we een Oa ols ie tanaka wt Meo. Babee. | the Secretary at Georgetown M. A. SMITH, = _ M S Orange uining Wine, ! ay Scholars, $45; House Boys. | WATSON'S DRUG STORE. Surgeon —George McGregor. | Sec’y of Trustees Pre’ 205 a ae * a sn) f i pared strictly according to the British | $209 pec annum a Tue Boxavista— The SS © Bonavista Engineer—Mr. Edwards. USE SKO 32 x rRepy i Kelly’s Cross, July 4, 1894.3] wyli Pharm i ini in thi reeable | * oe 5 : § vA’S DISCOVERY, the greet} Kelly’s Cross, July 4, 1894.—3i wyli ‘Goldie 6" adlos aié he ete |’ , x r ummer 00 form is quicker in action and more reliable N, B.—Boys with fine voiees for the | Headquarters for Fishing Gear. ¥

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Montreal with a large cargo and the foliow- Boatswain-—James Barry. ocihiiceeiCIAbtMl eiaaiigs Be Pills. Dose—Half a wineglaxsful. For sale | Choir will be adinitted at much lower ing passengers: John Blue, Mrs John Blue, Carpenter—Mathew H. Crowther. by all druggists. Sample bottie free to physi- | yates. j |

: ae < e Miss Blue, J Mitchell, Mrs J Mitchell, J _Midshipmen—Raudolph M. Burmester, DR. ABBOTT'S CO RDIAL. of Science sine games eR AonER BROS. & CO., School Year begins September 3rd, Ap Penhall, Mrs J Penhall, A W Stevenson} Perris N. Grant, Hou. Herbert Mele, feb2%6—~iaw 3in Mentreal. ply to Headniaster. th I=t sep—in]3 | miny 18 Mrs A W Stevenson Mra. B T A Bell and| wy, B Drury, Mr. Curry, Mr. Way. ’ | A | } { IO N Y As the Season of Early ; : ee i; two Masters Bell, Miss H McCarthy, A Clerk—Harold Rodham. ; Vegetables and. Green * =. Text Books ] pe ae aE ae cee ee : Poe 7 Sangster, W B Stephene, C G Rogers,H. J scieeleine dali liaiintieteid cas ba Fruits is approaching, ‘ ; it is necessary to have Op at hand a reliable Rem- oe ] A BR C--_B; SAT, de ie

Williams, B T A Bell, W A Allen, E D "Fatal Result of Delay. _—__— Taylor, J W Gould, Dr Kelly, Mrs Kelly,}of neglect. Don’t be reckless! but pru- | Organ, Sewing Machine, Fur- edy for Summer Com- |

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