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STANLEY’S GOODS

are always bright and right up.-to-date. We claim the best as well

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SILKS and TRIM- MINGS of all kinds to match.

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New Boots arriving daily. $3.00 A PAIR.-

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The beauty and power of Music are acknowled

by all. '

Show your appreciation of it’s value by havin

instrument in your house for your friend yourself to enjoy. _

The beauty of tone and _exqusite workmanship

are sufficient to sell our

Not to talk of the lovr price.

Don’t buy a pianountil you call on us. We'll_~.

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Latest News of the City I and Province. _

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By Reporters and Correspon-

dents Everywhere.

Misri Davis, of Charlottetown, a friend

1 at the Halifax L ndies' College.,Halifax, of Miss Leta Craig, of this town is spending Easter vacation with Miss Craig' at her home, Young street.-Truro News. _

Large eongregatioiis assembled in the different city churches yesterday. At St.~ ‘Marys chthedral the Archbishop preached and at the Bishop`s ,chapel the preacher I v. ns Rev. Dr. Courtney.~I-Ialifax Herald.

RED Cnoss So;'II~;*1‘Y.-\Vill the members

of the Red Cross Society please remember the sewing class on Tuesday and \Vednes~ day at the \V. C. T. U. rooms at three o`clocl:? There is quite an amount of l work to be done and it is desired to have it finished as soon as possible. y

THR P. E. Island Hospital has received

the following for building fund:

Legacy late Thomas Alley, per _

Miss Annie Alley $100.00

Dr. F. P. Taylor, instalment on his

second subscription 125.011

Grilly W. Bourke 10.00 D. McDonald, St. Pet.er`s Bay 1.00

THE Truro News says:-Colonel Morris,

the Recruiting Ofiicer for the Maritime Provinces for the North West Mounted Police. who has been a guest at the Lear- ment Hotel “for several days,went to Fred- ericton to-day. He expressed himself tp the News as being well pleased wi th his visit to this town, where he met many old friends.

DU1°.I.\'G the past few days the number

of visitors to the city has been much larger than usual, owing to the cheap ` ex- cursions. Some idea of the tratiie on the P. E. Island Railway will be learned when it is stated tha: nearly500 people took advantage ofthe cheap excursions

on Saturday last. _

In Grafton street Methodist church, Rev,

William Dobson preached on the resur- rection. In announcing the services for next Sunday the pastor stated that Rev. Dr. Stewart would preach in the forenoon and Rev. Dr. Sprague, of New Brunswick, would preach in the evening. “Rev. Dr Sprague," said|Mr. Dobson “°is the best preacher to~day in anybody's' denomlna- tion in the maritime provinces.f’-Slialifanit Herald, April 16.1 '

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THE funeral took place yesterday after-

noon at 2.30 _of the late Daniel McKay of Stanley Bridge. Mr. McKay died on Sun-, day evening at 7 o’clpck. The deceased had attained the ripe age of 69 years.- He was a consistent member of the Pres- byterian church' and held the respect of the whole community. In his death Stan- _ ley loses one of its best residents, and his ' sorrowing wife four sons aud_ two daugh- ters lose a kind husband and father. One of his daughters who resided in Boston, reached home _Saturday evening in re- sponse 'to a telegram stating that her father was sinking rapidly.

EASTERN Norns:-While the western

and middle portions of the Island experi- enced one of the worst snow-storms of the winter, stopping trains, blocking roads and impeding travel on the 7th inst, the ` east was visited by one of the worst rain- storms of an ,exceedingly rainy winter. It is certainly a season of contradictions’ as contrary conditions prevailed here other springs. _ The snow'-storm of the lst inst, the only one of winter, still renders travelling nearly impossible and _ makes roads, nat1:r,tlly bad at this season, much worse than usual, in fact the worst roads ever known for such a length of period. As-a proof of the peculiar-season Frank Mossy killed four snakes on the 11 inst.-Considerable drift ice has again appeared on _our coasts and though of a lighter character than of other years, its induence will be felt in the weather.-A stir between. lobsteli hctories and cheese factories is the prin- cipal business here now.-Some of our* young men are going to Sydney to take advantage of the present boom there.- Our cod-fishermen find it hard to *hire men this year as the old style fishermen of other days are getting scarce. Many of the old timers are again getting their trawls and nets ready as the busi- ness has improved some the last fewyears.

Only ~ 'one' best Liniment, that’s _

B~E-N-T-L~E-Y-’S.

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vnlllreaaleof Hot Cross Bane far

_cur expectations,

turned 1 away; without

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for Easter brought hundreds

the city and 1_vewere_

tilloouiplelaly sold out.

will be the next specially-

is a light tasty loaf

made from the

Watch 010017 to introduce

'Dran' Pekoe Tea at !8npo\-lb. It will plone i

REV. G. P. RAYMOND has received 851.00

for the Faminesuiferers of India, and will gladly forward any other amounts that may be given to him. This money is ex-

LocALBR|1'3_|_=5 ew Spnng

India in the direct relief of the starving people. '

N ext_ Tuesday evening the public 'will

have an opportunity of hearing what will Probably be one of the fmost interesting lectures ever heard in this city, when Mr. Percy Pope will lecture before the Natural HlStQ1`Y and Antiquarian Society upon

1 sch olarly manner goes without saying, and the story of the great continent iu‘the Atlantic which was the ho1`n‘te1of ~the'»most advanced civilization of past ages and the birthplace of most of the great nat-ions of the earth,cannot fail to faseiuate all who accept the invitation 'of the Society' to ut* tend the meeting.

THE Halifax Recorder says:-Archbishop

Mcliray of °Winnipeg, Primate cf the church of England in Canada, has invited the Bishop of- Nova Scotia. to represent the Cafnagilan Churgh at her great gathering to be held in Australia next July -and August to commemorate the founding of the Church of Englaid in that great colony. The ap- pointment is one peculiarly appropriate,as Nova Scotia was the first Colonial diocese established. The Recorder feels sure that

presentative of the Church of England in the great Dominion, to the great gather- ing in Australia. ' Bishop Courtney will leave immediately after Synod. `

Corrcnnr and Pie Social.-In the interest

of thc Patriotic Fund a very successful nncertand pie social was held at Cape Wolfe on the5th inst, The concert was in the hands of :the members of Star of Hmpe Division, who, by means of their own efforts and a little outside help, con- trived to make it very agreeable to .the large and attentive audience. The pro- gram, which was well rendered, was as rollows:

Speech by Chairman-Mr. W. T. CoS~

tain. '

Music by Choir-“The Army of Tem-

perance." ~ Pafriotic Speech-Mr. A. McWilliams.

Instrumental Music-Miss Reid. Recitation, “Outside the Prison Walls" `

-Miss Fanny Crosman,

Patriotic Speech-Rev. A. H. Whitman

Reading of paper written by Rev. A. E.

Dialogue, “The Ungratful Little Nigger’

Patriotic Speech-Mr. Wm. Dennis

Raeltation. _A Wom€|.u’s Story-Mrs.

Solq,fBreak the News to Mother"-

Dialogue, “Leaving Jonah”-Miss Fish and Messrs. S. Locke and E. Durdau. _ National Anthem-By Choir. i At the close of theprogram the pies were ‘

auctioned olfby Mr; Dennis. The bidding ~ was quite lively, many being determined A

vided the a.ud`e1':e separated, apparently satisded that theyhad obtained theyworth of their money. The proceeds amounted to #31.(ll. `

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work while you sleep _without a » gripe or pain, curing' Biliousness, `

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dozen was the price obtained. V

pended by the Baptist missionaries of

-~»“Lost » Altautis.” That Mr. Rope Wlll`"_ 1 l¥\‘@11¥».his subject in an _cxhaustiv,e and.

Bishop Cournay will prove aiitting re- I

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Music by choir-“Wilde the Supl- T°”d°"’ “'° "q“°’°°d f°' Merle {3f°WS" _ _ three seminsmtlea arenas;

.Chapman-Miss Dyer. _ og) a lpt Of land 0\'8l‘l00§iBQ Mews' Lest-<1 and comin. , ~ b0f°‘i§b Sqvfe- P11110 my ll'

Recreation, “womens »~Rignes",-'Min °m°° at

Reid. . se the store of W. W. "Wailea,

Costain. .ders to ba sent in to the

miss Rem, _ ¢ ' “V noon of April 18th.

Recitation “Rum and Revenue"-Mr. it _,_ N_ Wnkilimm - . The lowest or any .Tender

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to procure their favorite pies at any' price. 1 After doing justice to the good things pro- ' »

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