LL RN TE: re

. . ‘ ni r \ ves Bas % _ ON, f A TON ¥> 3s 4 v7 a . ‘ 5 re. . & S2ctitenr. ) is re a Sua ss 1¥a & 5 v4 VN ¢ - ‘ . ,eue 4 TSU POR TW sLDdac ie | ¢ «a Be § ¥ ets idl . ; Pr APPAaAASCMeRts REALS LAREL Bib ayy Chee rs. y ee " et a . §H I PR, ward isian ' 0 cived | & e neeye ) la } « *! i : pa . , ’ & a ai. b 2 > \ 19 Oneen S! vor eae 94 - Se i.e, a . \ : ‘ 2 . ' 5 4 ~ ; \ ee jy? : : A « - - — # } ‘ A Ys one ; fur Picton. every | - ‘ ’ 5 yi st ; : fgtAl , ve ui y i AX rb rires anu ; DAY iHUKSDAY, «& | ” | - 3 I, atyle Ai ds | i if i 35 5 oO cloe k, CON: | ne A fanad | (Oa. ue, Wheh train for] ener? ; ; ‘ “ : ‘ | ae ABRATED SAPRS | Fi Halifax, $4.10. Villard — | 4 i ¢ Parties of twenty and upwards | ‘ : * . % i ‘ ts Da. 0 as ‘ SPabut t ‘Lar | P 3 ‘ qt - . X ‘ i ule i 8B “= & ald a €- . ean | pected at my Wareroom, No, }1 | tian 7 a ne 9 ro KAAG’S SOP ARE REND oreren pePyEeeD ‘ ys | town CHiice » Pictou and back same/] ALG) | i eh AY Chao ET BEENETER Queen oe \ ‘ i dey Ss] CO each. } Other siza3s ordered if required. { x * ’ ; ji B. BALDERSTON | iurning to Chariottet steam Cabine Fac OF Ds », 4 rit RNs . 7 ; % re9 : ~fERae : <a ' : i uid bles {i é Thar: oueiewn. Vit We ner § tAuc

June 2b

;

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A

3 “7

s b*t gq: G..;

iy a te

cere eT y > 7 1 7 ‘4 Y7aY he & ' _ $ : : i 7a7 6 Ek By & Ss i . io SUBSCRIBER having eased th new building in Souris East, Known as the ** New Hotel,” and having fitted it up

ured to give first

in good style, is now pre; rmanent and

class accommodation for transien! , | :

The Liote!| cominands afine view of Souris Harbor andthe beautiful scenery surround lukes. rivers and forests,

’ PONTE]

ing. It is close tr } which afford enrivalled facilities for ftish- ing and shooting.

SEA BATHING may be o}tained within

is of the Hotel. i Rooms provided for

the use of Cr mine? 1 Travellers,

Carriag siwaysin waiting at way Dcpot to convey passengers Lo from truins free of charge. JAMES McDONALD. ‘

afew hundred yare First-class Sample

the Rai!-

and

June 6, 187

4)

Dara: f) An: A nvyou ft i 4 Boras (2 gz. 83

Fickles, 91.50 ver dev,

[GNMENT.

2VELL BROS. a3

Ly) CLOSE A GONS

CAI IF 4%

ty? Mm) I ehtiii ‘4, tO

~

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Baies’s* 8? a at wFeSa Fe luQis

ke “ Riza ae ft o >

om ; “7 -- ‘Tl ace

on 4s . ° . > ‘\ . at A, ‘ ¥ wed oe aiwiw wCollan ria as

\UACK LUSTRES,

SEAL BROWN LUSTRES,

KID GLOVES,

OSTRICH FEATHERS, FANCY WINGS,

FLOWERS, GOSSAMERS & NETS,

June 19, 1L277—4i eod

| —— Km Pe CFU A NO: NOTHER LOT, in bags. The cheapest o and most powerful Fertilizer that can be used. CARVELL BROS. , Juae 28—pal lw {YY .

Parks’ Cotton Yarns.

7 Medal, COTTON YARNS of Canadian facture, at the

CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

given tor

." ARDED the only ~ Tr Manu-

Waite, ‘Blue, Red, Oranzs, and Green. Warranted fall length aad weight.

Stronger and better than any other Yarn in the market.

Cotten Carpet Warp.

No. 12’3 4 PLY IN ALI, COLORS.

fist. WM. PARKS’ & SON,

Brunswick (Potten Mills St. Jona. =. be

Warranted

New

May 23,7

; ; i

Leave Pictou every TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. Farpay and SATURDAY, aboat 2.30 p.m.

on arrival of eveniug train from Hati- fax. of” ™ “ ~: co a ol s CAPS BRETOW. uve Picton for Hawkesbury every Mow: pay and. THURSDAY, on arrival of

morning train from Halifax, connecting Vays with and Steamer prune,” to and from Sydney and

Bras d'Or Lake.

ly yt }

foe stave 44

Returning to Pictou same nigats, connect- 1 ; r stork a. WAY avid Fui-

4; “Pe a. ACEI. ocRS ee

yr Halifax.

iy with 10 a.

a=

DAY ft

Lea SUMMERSIDE ever excepted) on arrival of morning train from Chariotietown, connec SHEDIAC wich t) rx each Of above named places and at St. John with Steamers of INTERNA TIONAL Co. for PORTLAND and BostTor. Also, leave Charlo‘tetown for Summerside every Monday morning, about 8 o'clock.

teturding, leaves SMeEDIAC every day ted) on arrival of day train

(Sundays excepted) from Sr. Joux, for Summerside; connect

TAS

Trey ab

LiTts fi

there, without delay, with train for Char- lottetowp. Also, leives Summerside for Charlottetown every Saturday evening,;

about 6 o'clock. Agents: ALMON & Macintrosn, Hatifax; Noonan & DaviES> Pictou; A Granr & Ue

Hawks *jlanrrp Bros., Ss. John. a.

sbury

Cnarit ewn Viay 20;. 187 j ‘ ayo : ao evs - sy sy Fat & giigadl ys’ e é 1 i xt UNO) URED Eb

is gs aa a4 A

c pos ECW,

Gtonmans fiona) anil W peed 4 -_= ; re n , f tf & i ‘ Sioauiols Lebrult dll WORSEN B TIT Steamers are titted with new Boil- ers, and theiv Passenger accomodation ranged for ery venience and com- fo id fitted up in elegant sty! FREIGHT earried a anc

tf moderate rates } .

as low as by apy other route.

EGGS in boxes and barre!s handled with

the greatest care. SA UTYATS SAVING ‘s.. used in

Cc

‘

TiME, onty one business day reaching Boston, by leaving here aturday Morning and catching steamer at Hal.fax, and arriving at

Boston) Monday moroing.

+

i A ¥

ree

4 i CHARLOTTETOWN

rats

Ruvery sihursday,

punctually at 5 p.m. LEAVE GBOSTON kcuvery Saturday, at

unctually noon,

CARVELL 3ROS., Agen

Ch’t own, June 7, 1877

Steamer HEATHER BELLE Summer Arrangement.

Orwell

Wy tt leave Charlottetown for

Leave Orwell for Charlottetown 7 o'clock.

Rewrning to Orwell same evening at 3 o’cl ock.

Leave Charlottetown for Monnt Stewar- | every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Morn- | ings at four o'clock. at 7 o'clock, returaing to Mount Stewart same eyelings.

Teaving Charlottetown every SATURDAY, weather anc tide per mitting: and every alternate SATURDAY will make a return trip,

JOHN HUGHES, Agent.

for Crapaud }

Ch town May 24, 1877.~3m wkly

HALES. |

. j y day (Sunday }

i }

|

every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY | evenings.

, every TUESDAY and THURSDAY moruings, at | 3 3

| i Leave Mount Stewart for Charlottetown | Per

) Sharlottetowon,Jaug 1, 1877—t¢

‘pre! ~ in ‘ Ms oe '% GAT CA f. 2S 2 , se s & 3. < tem ee oe WS Ge ee Sf

MARK

BULCHER.

\ FISHES to intimate that he has pow on

hand a large assortmens of Parnitare, of which he is prepared to olfer, of the very best styles, and at prices below auything Wa ¥ or (of the same :quatlity)

Lower Provinces,

¥

; i@ 1) FO er" Vers .

CUP 00% Sees, ” ih “PErO~O0eSs. Patent Wire Woven Mat

Patent

tress,

Spring Bottoms, Side Boards, Cheffoniers, Eseritiors and Book Cases, Ss fas, Lounges,

Cots, Cradles and Cribs. description very }

bide,

(Chairs of every cheap, both American and grass) Cornices of every quatiiyand size, Cords, Tasseis, Putman Patent KRoliers and the Amevicau Spring Roliers, Earth Closets, Refrigerators, Chil- dren’s Carriages, Spring Mangles and Washing Machines, Walnut Office Desks and Canterbury's xtending ~ Dining Tabies, wud every article required for gen- eral hoagse farntshing. “heskite fPieges oO!

home

all Sizes.

MACILIINE WORK, Sach as Turning, Planing, Straight and Jig Sawing, Fancy Torning, and every el}: Screw Catting, in wood and metal. work of every class Piease call and before going else- where for your Sprivg Supplies. ha Terins :—Cash short

goodpaper.

see

eredit

on

Undertaking.

i) yy

Catown, May 30, 1877.—im9

sawing &- Planing |

MOULDINGS OF ALL DESCR

Doors & Sashes,

PONS,

Window & Door Framas,

Guiters, Mlantiss, ete., etc.,

manufactured CHEAPER than by any other

establishment in the city, and s , constantly on hand, Alllamber used 1s Kiin-dried, avd al} is Warranted to give satisfaction.

PAUL LEA, Grafton Street.

work

| June 14 .1877.

3.00) Bags Liverpool Salt. TO ARRIVE Steamship ‘Priace Edward.’

Due here 28th June,

Will be sold low. PEAKE BROS.

| & CO. |

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ASTI VW a CSET C14 ey ‘rr yy IV)’ AYA MAL SCHOOT RPYAWINATION.

the =¢

YES?PE:Day annul exam.

| { attending ‘en institution unJe:went their

oe EE eT Ne Ee PES A I aOt- LOO A AOE LOO ENE OR A EO A al te epee OP ca

>bOD

—_T % os

ee Ee a

q Cp ry Lod

»

hugl Is

It. MeNeill.

i bfistiry, 2ad

_~-

2nd, Ackley Scott

1-t, A BM, Ma Shistory ] t } Mitsx,

lst, Neti B. Jones, 2nd. A. Mes

Le te*

ination. There Vi « . re cert Professor Leo a *" . be “ Lon ai Hi. fs; i/ Prd.

Anderson and M Anderson, DProfesso: ‘ oo Ou. , , te 3 7. oe | Ist, A. H. MeNeiil: 2ad, James W, Stew. (even and dJlanning. [1 Lawson, J. U1. tary Ti e ‘> ' ’ 7 co . ’ , Fietcher, Mi : ik NHSOF, sila, a, ard | Bivens 2. lL: i tia Miss Liw-on, and oth | Ist, Marion J. Crabbe: 2ud, Emily Gal.

NOM DEP ART MEN |

{ ’ ! ’ ‘

In the P inet? Department, Professor fr a ' iE er _ | 1-t, A Leslie McLeod; 2ad, George E. ABGEPrsGn first X mined » Gh: , 1. :

7 i j iit CASES IN} Robison end Fiore K Stewart, Engiis). Grammer and Ansly-is, He se-|

g ° ” j di ‘ lecied an excee pt then Men al Ft ie : oC yds prassge free | I+t, Even Lawson; 2ad, A.C, Dochemin. Milton, zatt i” Wes, though sometimes } fy ,

~t i (724 @W>4tass 604

wronsy, laveriahb

; ? ' i that the scholars

thought, or tried to to think. before

they spoke Int liigence was very ADs

parent. Professor Anderson also put a faw test questions in ancient history The promptitade and exactitude with Which the answers were given, indi.

cated not merely good powers of memory, but thorough knowledge. Professor Caven examined the Senior Latin Class, composed of Mr. Stanfield Lord and Mr. Martin. The latter, who has, we learn, only been study- ing the language since September—showed He Horace’s odes Mr. Mans ning examined the Geometry Class, and ex- pressed himself highly pleased with the re- sult. Two of the pupils read selections of poetry in good style. Anderson (by request) distributed the prizes in this department, as follows :— PRIZE LIS?

NORMAL DEPARTMENT,

that he made extraordinary progress, translated part of without the slighest difficulty,

one of

Mrs.

Praglish, (Including Analysis, Parsing, Composition, & i. &e.) lst Emma J. Burns, 2ad Ada man,

A. Wad-

Avithinelic, lst Emma .J. Burns. ffeoyraphy, ist William Mruphy; 2nd Maggie Mc- Rae. Geomctry ~—Lst Class. Ist S. Lord; 2nd Charlies Martin. Geometig— 2nd. Ist W. D. McKenzie and G, W. Harris (equal. ) Ge Ont etry- “— Br c Ist Emma J, Berns: 2ad Minetta Taylor. Algebra—l|st Class. Ist Charles Martin; 2nd S, Lord. Aligebra—2rd, Ist Neil B. Jones: A. Leslie McLeod. A lyebra—2nd. Ist Flora E. Stewart; 2nd Bessie Webster. English Literature. lst Charles Martin; 2nd George FE, Rob. inson. Latin—Ist Class. Ist Charles Martin; 2nd S, Lord. Latin—~2nd,. Ist G. W. Harris; 2nd W. D. McKenzie. (7) ‘ ek. Ist Charles Martin; 2nd S. Lord, bre reh ‘ Ist Charles Martin; 2nd S. Lord. Latin Composition. Ist Charles Martin: 2ad S, Lord. 7 rig non try,

Ist Charles Martin: 2nd S. Lord.

MODEL DEPARKTMENT—PRIMARY.

IT Lawson, Esq., conducted the exam- ination in the Mode! Department. The Children were a litti> bashful, but answered the questions put, satisfactorily. The tal. lowing is the list of prizea—also distributed by Mrs. Anderson :—

LIST OF PRIZES, MODEI. DEPARTMENT, Dictation—1st Class. Ist Sadie McKay; 2ad Fred Sellers. Viciation — 2nd, .C. Duchemin; 2nd A. H, MeNeill. Gi GH aI ¢ Milt 2 :)

Ist, James W, Robinson and George E,

Robinson (equal), 2nd, Emily Galbraith. Graminar, 2nd,

Ist, Marion J. Crabbe; 2nd, Flora E,

} > , es-]8

Robinsen, Neal il. McNeill. As

Niora

Wya ‘. B. Jones, Ackiey Scott, A. Lesite Mele od, J ‘mes VW. R

~ Stew ut.

(ye ve

Hinsen

sway. A. Leshe MeLeod, James W. A. ll. MeNeill }] iy host Char'es Martin, Neil B. Jones, SGirer Aledal During the Nes

Jessie Wyatt. DEPARTMENT — PRINARY.

Robineon,

General Arerage in’ Eraminations

Rest Work

Marks.

: ? Awarded for the

sion (Laity

MODEL Arith metic € "4 sx 4 e

Ist, Florie McKenzie: 2nd, Cecelia Shaw. Class B,

"nd, Minnie Wels

Arithmetic, Ist, Annie Berheaut; don, Arithmetic Clase: 4. Ist. Ernest Duchemin; 2nd, Charles Har- ri¢. (yi CHINAS, (lass A, ist, Emily Duchemin; 2nd, Mary Pen. praise. Grammer, Class RB. lst, Annie Brehaut; 2nd, David Robin- son, (reography, (Vu ss A, lst, Fiorie McKenzie and Cecelia Shaw, equal, Geography, Class B. Ist, W. H. Fietcher: 2od, Arthur Alley A velling. lst, David Robinson; 2nd, Emily Duche- min, Readiny, Isf Class. lst, Bessia Gregor and Eva Stewart, near- lytequal. lieading, 2nd Class. Ist, lrena Kennedy; 2nd, Ernest Duche- min and Sucamerville Hendry. General Class Work. Ist, Emily Duchemin; 2nd, Eva Stewart. Luly Marks. Ist, Alice Scantiebury; 2ad, Emily Dus chemin, ADDRESSES,

Mr. Monrvomery (Principal) said the

E1C,

number of students—entered for the pur- pose of becoming teachers during the past year—was 78; the number during the iast quarter, 44. The average attendance of ‘‘teachersstudents ’’ at the Normal School had been but four weeks. Ten remained for a whole year. Of these Mr. Martin, whose name stood first on the prize list, and whose examination in Latin had been 80 highly satisfaetory, was one. ‘The total number enrolled throughout the year was 164. The average attendance 150. Proressox Anperson—said he had great pleasure in being present at the examin» ation. Eyery one present niust be con- vinced that good work has been done. The result of the examination was, to him, most satisfactory. The sentence in Eng- lish selected by him for Analysis, was as difficult a one as could be taken in Milton: and the answers,tbough not all correct, were To him it seemed a sus- when every one answered rightly. To cultivate the power of thinking should be one of the chief aims of the teacher, and thought was as often shown in a wrong answer as in arightone. The questions he had asked in history were not mere surface questions, he was highly pleased with the way

still gratifying,

picious circumstance

and

in which they had been answered. He congratulated the echolars, he con» gratulated the Province in the poss

Geography, lei Class.

Ist, Fred. Sellers; 2nd, George E, Rob- | inson.

Geographg, 2ad

Ist, A. H. MeNeill; 2nd, Ackley Scott. |

Map Drawing, ls? Class,

Ist, Josephine P. Galbraith; 2nd, ‘Tessie |

Wyatt.

Map Drawing, 2nd. i

Ist, Ackley Scott; 2nd, Emma Wright. |

I af Class °

lst, Emily Galbraith: 2ad, Frederick Sellers. i

7 Words, 2nd, i Ist. Fannie Brooks: 2nd, Ackley Scott. | fotthmetic.

Ist, Neil B. Jones: 2nd, Fred. Sellers. | Avithmetic 2ad..

lst, Fannie Brooks; 2ad, Ackley Scott,

\’ 2, > } is Pi i Spellings and Analysis af

Arithmetic, 3rd. jst, A. C. Duchemin. English History, Ls! Class.

Ist, Neil B. Jones; 2nd, George E, Robs| learn ' jnson,

session of so admirable a head master of the Normil School as they had in Mr. Montgomery. Mr. . Montgomery deserves the sympathy of every friend of education in the Island. We (Professor Anderson) wished to say a few words with regard to prizes. fie thought ita great mistake to suppose that those who fail to receive prizes are as likely to attain high positions in life ss those who succeed in win- ning them. ‘There are sometimes very diligent boys who do not get within the prize list; but who, by the exercise of perseverance and pluck achieve success. But experience had proved (at least in the old country) that the prize winners at -chool were also the men who reached high places in after life, and were able to fill them: It should be remembered that the prize was not merely a reason for work done. It is Mr. Montgomery's object—it is the object of every good teacher to train nis pupils to think. ‘To fhink is the great

| prize which shou'd be diligently thought jafier by

hoy may

every scholar. A uae ge "

to think and not Continued on yourth pase.