ALL is The

ESTABLISHED |891

CHAR.L0'l'T£1`0WN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLKND

ltlllwlr “ri-115 woltli VArVlHE

CUMBINE

Among The Great Roads or rue west

'I PRISONERS ESCAPE

Bad Fire in Nonie-National League Club Reduces

Admissions V

a src ru

Naw Yoax. June 19.- (Special) -'I great railroads of the West have enterid into acommunity ot interests on aplan that insures harmony and peace.

I'A'l'l`0YAL LIAGUE RKDUCIS ADMISSIONS,

rnwav coilnrrzarrorr.

he

B0sro¥,June 19-(Speciahl-The Nation-

;1 League Club directors have cut_th

I5

price of admission to their games to

slYlB\ PRISOYERS ESCAPE

Noll Clrv, June 19 -(Special)- '

Iayilth seven prisoners escaped from

hes

Jailtourotwhcm arastill atlame. T

men cut their way out. O! three recap-

he

-cured one, May was badly injured by t .mldiers who had to shoot him.

LBAD FIRE AT NONE CITY. . '_

The tire ot May28, did great damage

»turning several buildings. ` _

n11 .

ACUTE AND CHRONIC RESUM-

ATISM.

llllll D811)-Sll ll 8 POWCI' son’s N erariiine. equal in lnedicind

ilin

6 _

.-o¢I1tS-

On

J., _ ' > ’ ‘_-- 'Fi ,_` ij _ '_ '.% *ei*

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portant Feature

. _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ » _ _ _ _ _ ___

of the Farm. V

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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A - ~ To-day _the Lumber and his peo- * others before the committee

ple will open their doors or the third through.

Pltorlsssou _emllll rllrro _wllll sacrifice :er.:°.r.it':..rt

' ' 'nual session at 2.30 o’ciock.~

_ ________ __A The first washeld in 1887. when theltev. say noth of

B

acres divided as

so

every week. The others are a comparison of varieties The earliest maturing corn

`vince and if a variety can be secured

1 The late large matgfing varieties especi- f ally. not do here, act’ _thai crop in *ordet_f _lp make ensilage must" hear

value to ve times the qnantit of other rheumatic remedy erv

the sease an tives itont o t System. Nervillne isdrf lmequaily _

‘....H“°'....f‘“ '

iate reanit will surprise :

l

am equally influenced by the almost

'cal ' bd in of Pol

.1 “hr

-enresbecause it reacheathe source cl

di d d ` I 3

n- ii?

a

|. _ f _. lf- I '_

¢ _ _,_ . <__ . . ..

testiat the have been selected from

well matured ears( “The vailehes uniiler

' <~ » ii,

_~ has heenVse1ected~.._Iathe _ nest ¥!9§_,Heauty Hehron,Emph»esmte,_Prldexl>t the U05 P¥'°"ed °'V¢TY SU" cml’ in this VPN' Market, American Wonder, Early Rose,

_ "*li<=h~v'i11ris14.e»v=»»=\=1;°~ awe 5° ;~:i1!_b<f=_ Beauty. Troy. s-sul' .ce _r rl ~. time ee be séresttecn to one Province. im' e =M,,I,, “,,,_' Th,§';,_¢,V,;': °

E

is a noted variety brought from

_by the Ontario Eiperimental

_Statlolrand has since been with ‘satisfactory results throughout the },’ro-

. The varieties corn are: Mammoth

mmm cuban, wisconsin Earliest, White Dent, Purposes. were formally received- The

me sp¢¢i,_m,, VKk|g. Philip, Longfellow", North Star, candidaws admitmd ml trial W9” R; J-'

as E ntisn onecle Early Yellow, white c ,Y ll ~°°mPb°11 Gwrse Ross W. E. Smith

_ P¢“~ 9°? g¥’°*“‘°° Dent, Comnton’s Early, Early olliastgdgr? R1 F“1£°” and W.' B-’ Team'-nttl Tlieiil

hairy vetch. ` Twenty plots are devotedpto ` _ A . f minister! llumhered 90; tho _lnentbershlpf

Selected Leamhm. Anzel or nllflsrght,

dCt€.flllll8 “I8 U18 Ot #Uullg 5 . »"~'f‘_ ' '~ . ` yi . . f°°"'ll§¥°P\°¢ °f each Wm? b°l°8 _.5°‘"; _ _gheraaieties ot potatoes- arezameriean t‘l11e1.§’§g1n0n‘

Giant, Seedling No.230, Gem of Aroostook, `Great Divide Bovel White Ele han

‘ Rural New Yorker,No. 2, Tonhocks, Stray

_ ns by D MS ,both earlyand late var-ilfties andfiiciucies ,four yarieties which h--vii bee€*§'nro_wn ; “'ibl1`coD8¥!1¥Iable S‘oeci-.~s1at the __0nturio station besides a number whicii' have

' time wnrenfaaveieteei scene had er lima sieu.-susan

_ stwlbns- Th'er_o'th°.v_t°_» _ _ ' tieaof wheatfandasmany mme

_ _ of _ __

Th lissliwt" me mm lwrinll mal mens leur.

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IJIES

1

A VW11dG°°=~e.C°\°1~f»d°- Gwvbflh WW

Chaif, Red Fife, Har-rison’s Bearded,

Dongoa

Shoe

i.

,Ati G, d Tmcadie, on June 19th oft,

_ __ . years.

L1/

5 ' "5 ~ ' “_ ` ~. .. V _

___ "`j_, ~' ;_; ' 3 'f "Q2, ,_ ‘ ,_ V _

., ,_ _ ,_ ____ _ _ ll\tif"Vr&§`"im&€'!0 06ld\lGl7bho`ElJ Vlrhe buudhi§‘§~-oy!

ifii t*.§1zT=`1Vtt*4i` *ff 1.

petlrnental station ol this Province upon

,snc};`alai-ge _scaleselected only the stand-

atford an lnterestinrzoomparisons to arrow l them side by side with those sort common- .* ly in use here. _ The varities of oats are: New Zealand J~Joanette, While Schonen, BlackfBea\ity, ‘ Oderbuch, Banner, Golden Giant, CHU*

lfornia Prolili.ie,5Blaek Improved, BIN*

owo. The growth has been quite rapid .and the plants all promise well. _

The varieties of wheat are' HHDZSTWD,

Tartarian. Black Norway, Siberian, 'Litr-

large crops _at_the .Cttavva and

vinlsie ot Ontario. T .jthe

f “_ I evarieties ol peas are: C di .v~I‘°”'° °W°'_ an ' 9 V' ae' lbfosvheat. , Beauty, Early Britain, Mummy, lgruassigl cusp bv dmasv- G°@'8° Sf°°1°¢'- I9- of barley. Blue, English G, .y" Nelson, Large White 'B8»l8y» A-3-ig. S. G1'9gg, A. B. ;- L. J.

tpe ‘ » Waso ; . rnso' A. B.; G. A. °ot cgff'n_ Marrow Fat, \\ bite Wonder, Golden Sena,-nwere 0r(“?ained?'and E_ Ramsey

°f P°f'“' V‘“°' » and W. A. Thomson, who had been

ii

_oov’l. srocll FARM S... .gi if

In Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and V ...te .»e~.»§V,.se

ihe llll D lloou as an Iln- 2 ° E ;Sl,,M_ D

V fl

"""""""""" " Dr Stewart was succeeded inthe Great men, we

The Different Varieties Enumerated- Results are l)§.§h%‘§§a§‘°.£°&’§aVZ.“3§i.£?§¥,?li§,X'.‘§l ‘f¢§'$i”`.f..'§f"°

_ ne.clm1i1'=1.Pms. M."rl,eVl' '

._ Announced Great Good Will Acetate' to the Farmers of H5139; °f°;ig§§f§" §°e5°fhf2"fjl!==tr駧 mm

was,one-1rowo_throu`E__

the Province.-Farmers Should Visit the Experimental ;‘,§§*,’;i,?“§_f}§f“;g,,°{‘.§‘;,?§z,;’°,;’_°§,,$,§;‘, f§,,‘§"Y

_ _ station; 1 A . l v(i:g;?fllrgi1;!:ldme:'n{gd:ii3edontdsi.1I\1(;ll)::1id.fi _

Taylor lisaaiea iam-lngene yen, Llxhe. `_ _ _ _ he

- ~ - " - membershipwasthén 10.773. The_c.on;-" _ sr11‘lofr§irk1i'rL

t _ V £°1sncewmberememb¢gearmrns,,i,;q..p.- _,6,n&;. .

The mmm' cmswhlee Russian, ned rem, Wales rife, §,‘,?§,f,‘,§’ gf; §§f,°§e‘§;§‘§n"§‘e“,§§ ‘F¥‘“°,,,,,"§f“_‘ " '1_ 3¢_f;f¢i;',,,,~g'e,-'_§,,,g'_r ~

the Government Bed-Grind’ Wenmms Fifev member from the body. It isallo' re# ' ` ‘ ' A I,

GersW'heat.» ~ f memheredin coun ti 'th Queensqmmf- ' ’

‘ ' . _ ` _r _ CO Oil. _'DBO ’ O. .r ,. ,_ _'_.'.i

are. Newton, and very<p1ea.nng.Vcircu_mstance-vll., Exgmg; __ J :_ ,

Odessa, _ __- _

rmch dresses ensrossed _and __ _to._.ti1r°.Ccar1eien- He Psalm,

Th V __ 1 ~ », » _ » _ _ - _

Revs. Hampers Pi ma D D J Jost and Fnederiyclfgmallwood, on their attaining their Hftieth year in the min- istry. _ he -

The second was held in 1895, ~wheu__

the Rev. John A. Clarke, A, M.. was

ordained during' the year .for spechly

12,266 There are now 2,895 moref

; Certain important but ‘work will be attended to on Wed_nes'day,_when'the co;n_iereuce__ will _sitiwithclosed doors, the business being such asdiroctdy concerns the only. In these sessions the qnegtiohsf jto ‘be dealt with will be those Qtcliurpcter, becoming or ceasing to be aries, admission ol candidate_s,‘_c_r 'tlidsei for ordination; of which none' '_ 9;:-._

this year The entitled

br *MWF* the buildings

fwhitened and painte_dVand now a very tidy appearance. _ Sincethe farm was

llrfi l'l¢l»l¢S 5°” °f W' °°l°°l'i°“° °f'° taken over by the Commissioner of Akrl- fentirelynew to `t.his'conn1:ry and will

culture some improved -machinery has beenadded. Diiferentkinds ot tertililiezs are being tested including those. of local manufacture. The fertilizers are applied to plots of corn of 1 acre in size. The plots are fertilized at a cost of $2.25 each or at the rate of $9 per acre, from 125 ` to 150 lbs of the material being used accord- ing to the cost of the fertilizer.

The farmis in charge of Prof. McMillan

V ofvhofhas already demons'tra.terl`his ability

ltcremodel and make the farm of great value to the farmers of this Province.

'Fi'A`RRiEiD

AT the residence of ‘the bride’s parents.

Souris, on the 18th inst~,bY R97- S-H'Ric"’ James C, Houston, M. D., to Gertrude, second daughter of Uriah Matthew, ESQ-»

h t.

HIl€I`C 8-D

J ' 1°,190l,at Sulllmerside, by Rev

- l~-~1.'.-»- . ‘

_ "yi M 0” ‘me `“ _ ` -,° ‘Louisville Nashville ,

' A, E, Chapman, W. E. Brooks to M.b- 1 _ I

1’ E; $ B 5 Adams.l>oth of Springfield, Lot S. V f Manhanafl

1" b th Rev

DIED J

" Amalrramated Copper

At Bogton, Mass, June lotih, _ Y 9 __ _ ~ _i _ _

Y moqti Nova Scotia to Miss ella Bre

J L H. Dorchester, Mr. Charles WY; Reid of = faland

at “ict Lo; 48 P ,b_,,,,,d ‘ 7 United some soeelcom.

au " ' 9 ' ' ° ' _ . as _ 'ss es cs

W d esday, June 19th-

In this city on e n 'r ll Frederick* and

, _ _ _ '_ _ _ ld, oungest sou 0

` @ », Qfll A ]iIrII;;;ie Dbamerell, 8235 4 m°mh5 15 days’

I.. ‘Eli ‘ ri ‘Lf [Funeral on Friday *W 2 °’°l°°Vk°}

' ;__-_' 15-- - A ' f" ' V' V

_ New Your olisrrsrs.

June 39

126; 1425 131 885,- Sl; 1953 lltl 1225 156i nil lic,

173;

‘ill 99

Closing prices _

\ American Sugar 3 Amer ican Tobacco Atchison Common Brooklyn Transit Burlinut-on

V-»~.-..

Q New York Central ` North Pacific Common

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=»_'1~- -¢{i;~:'_< '.¢‘- * Egg/

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ti

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Great Georgie Sf!‘_b"'-%f____V_

Lic/si‘Yr0=nri.» 1*

Chf:.rlottéfo’vi/'n, -

First-cia's`SV';S Ai It 8 I 5

Fine tirfliioiltb

Wadi*-HXSE .?P$ir¥?§*4’§

elopboné 00. e

6-13m

'>"'..

a i'izimriaoc~k v

. sen-seen. VV as

Bee. rs.r.~_~.’_;'-,_ 2 For The £;l;i__ildre_;1 _

» » V

P. ‘ __ __ 1 Tennis Bats and Balls it

' ‘r~"` A* `*‘. 'S5 ‘Cu ` ' Y l __ if i Qc V.

For Summer

-_ 3. ="é . ~ -‘Vl

_ t ina a New 3.01..

and double; moderate rates. ‘ 2' ‘ ' " ” "

ls. .. W _,__ . Sand Shovels

rear., czllw. Piav of Wash Dar

wash-

U

Q?

» 'i?eed,;Jg!B Champion,.;_Isafdic Hoi

»-umm

RIIPS

4 Ouyzlgs O

N Parker. _ _ _ _ Woodstock Synod-H D‘Marr,_A_’_B;

George A. Ross, James C_'risp,"I-I C Rice, A B; Thos_Stebbings,._W H Spargo,'l"~hos Allen, H E Thomas, J S Gregg, A B,

Chatham Svnod-W _C Matthews, F

W H Pickles, George Harrison, John F Estey; A D McLeod, A E Lepsge, D B

Bayley, A B; 'John Goldsmith, John A ves. - _ _Sackville Synod-Howard- Sprague, D D; Charles Conlben, Chas. Srewal-t,'D

‘g; g Iéhlgiislely, §J]§;é{a.lphfBrecken, D

;» .. _ _~ fl.. _ _Wm ,fn D;

.E Ramsey,GW ‘B ’

Q

Fil-3

King, H S Young, AB S1lu.s`JaIriés, 'H R Baker, A_M.. ; Joseph Pascoe, C H Man- aton, W Edollllson, A B.

St. Stephen Synod-Thus.- Marshall;

W J Kirby,” JC Barrie, Edwarfl' Bell, H ‘Hs.r1°isou, A E, R J _ Campbell, D R Chowan, A B, R Gr Fulton.

Cilslrlottetown Synod-G M Youniz, E

Slnckford. J W McConnell, A513, WR Thomas, Thos Hicks, Joseph ,_§Pa1'kius_, Richard Opie, William Wass, XD Mc-

gully, B A, S H Rice, Henry Pierce, A

Suixlmerside Synod-AԤ.~'ii__cLaughlin,B

‘ A, FA Wight-man, G Ft Dawson, A" M, W A 'l‘homson._J Dystant. W_R Pepper,

'N J H0ward,¥3 D, _A E Gi1apmau,B A.

The .stat-ion ng committee meets at

9.30 on Tuesday, _and theifirst draft qi'

Ste°is“°’1fi1i

bell, James Crlsp, Thomas Marshall, _. . W. Pickles; Howard. Sprague.»D, D., Richard Opie, George F. Dawson. W.

W. Lodge, I. N. Parker, Thomas Allen. i

J. C. Berrie, W, C-. Matthews, Samuel Howard, B. D., S. li. Rice, F. A. _ Wightmnn. e

As far as known at this hour there

will be but few important changes made in the pastcrale this year. Rev. Dr. Read goes from Centenary to St. Stephen, to be succeeded by Rev G M Campbell: the Rev \‘Vn;, Perma goes from Carleton 'to Wesley Memorial, Moncton, and will .be succeeded by his brother,--Rev Henry

J.

-_Keswick-J. B. Young. t _

it

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S-

Pennu. and Rev DrCl1apn1m1 goes tot. _, l - >f j Fredericton. _But probably ttheretwilllbel .L Howard, B.

f r

32 ."" '_ Ae

larke, A. M, 81.1? Clarke, . V Carmarthen street-George AQ Seller, Zion'-Robert D. 1

_ -f 3 G o.yP.' Palmer. term-°.".“1.r'“. i i Hg%t°P+-W- ii- _ £pll!e.~EdWm 'E , D. eD.‘-,supe.,

P -- ' v _ ~ _ ~ i St Martins-L.B._Mac,douald. _ 1

$rnhsfa..iledm--J.B. Gough; ' 1

9 __ _ .; ~ = Y

P.,»..-.°f.V, ,_ r.e3i‘?,é‘s,Vs;sT:Ve".,°°£r Veer; Teasdale; snpernnmeraries. _ _ V _

Gihscn=- _ . » V , Sealer- e ‘ r

‘ Boiestown- ' V 5

___She@°1d-_ ._ _ _ V " . A _ ‘V f' Gagetown-LN. Parker. _

5 J r awe¢a,us¢rlsy»¢a;_

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\/"ani fb.

'ms castor

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»-in-_, , saga

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"7\'4°'

cnanun sugmm

shi?

ceremonies.

turerscialming

cheap

Chivvm-=-V f at V pmmtlnarmwmuuaea

-Qu--~......., .M-ei-as -.uwemi -me

I

A. B.

_ 5. Sackville Synod. _

Sackville-Howard_1Spragne D. D.

Mount Allison Instlfht:lj`>n.____

_i ' charles sfe~me-t;s>.~n:.= i

J Chris. II. Paisley, DVD., Eis-

{lto1'yand.E;»;eg.'esis_. _ ,_ _ `_, 5 a 'l‘:mi:'c_.m»_»;i-_+ f i ~ , Point dcBute-Thos..Matshall. r. i

», _ Baie Yerie-S. Howard, B. D. °

_i "Bayi‘leid- " ` é 2 Moncton (Central)-G.’W. Fisher.-" ,_ Moncton (Wesley

Penne.. S. T. 'l_eed, snnernumsrarjyi.

‘ sunnysreel-J. B. champion. ' -V ,i __Shediac- _ _~ ' _ ._ 1 5 Dorchester-Wm. =

Albert-J. K. King. D ' ’ , Alma-H. S. Y oung, A. B. _ Hillsboro- ,_ , _ ,_ Petitcodiac-Silas James. _

_ ' Josepl1'Pascoef, super`nnn`1`erary.' 'S ~ .Salisbury-Chas. H. Manatnn. '~, _ Elgin-W. Jol;n_st_on,_B._A_.__ _ _ ‘ V “ 6; StStephen Syno'd`." C Y ’_ t St Stephen-John Read, D. A . __M_illt_ov';n-- _ _» _ _ _ ~ ` ' St Andrews- l` i l Stbavid-= e“*“ ,

St James- _ i

‘i Old Ridge- _ _ Q U Bocshec- ’ _ ' ` i Deer Island- . Grandhlanan- _ f _ ,.,., Q

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I _ 7. Charlottetown Sync_d.' " ' _

Charlottetown (F1tst`church)‘-G."M. if ‘

5 -Youngs-.r > < ‘ 1 `5 .;~""“'u

. “Th bers ffh' ti -V VV; ° ._ V V' ` ’ ’ “A 1

gi? Rev; Sigel, L-:ici-is M%§;l,§°;,§°f§f"1¥G’4§°_.¢1¥P’°h)f3

Il. Slackford Supcrnnmerary

_ _ _.Cornwall-_-_-W. B. _Thomaif - _ f

Little York-Thos. Hicks. 2 Winsloe-_-Joseph __ _ _,W ;§ Pown?z`l`-'Richard e “ ’ ‘

` is to

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aujfille-ig-John*‘Byst`axlt. -` gf- _V_f,;

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CHICAGO MARKETS .' L

followingare the closing rates: = -` .

Per-s,_s14.so..‘ 5 _f ’ f

Sept. \"'v'héa.t,6S§:, Corn, 4-l§;'0ats, _--

possess r »

To+ue.f-";_ .»*robef;l5i_l_iifies_,‘ i

_ '. t - e- ~ ..> fav »°_l_*..1~ _~ : ._». .. .

Toapnro, 3JuneW

I narthecoast, "e

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` Chicago. June 19.-(Special) -'The

July, Wheat, Gfli; Corn, 43§';*'0aic,--

so i?fc=D_UiiE"

if 'V V VSIZE’-"V"*‘~"'*

half as hard as before Painless

SB

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