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THE DAILY EXAMINER .
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LOCAL AND OTHER
Mayrves a Sreciatty.—Beer Bros. - oe 6° S:. Lawrence Lodge meeis ble ‘ ot officers - OH | Pienic Committtee will this evening at 8 o’cloc - ‘ : } NR The Ontario elec- t ake place t w Beth eides -
Maso I Gra Lodge, A. F. & A M_. is in sess ere to- lay There is ag a 4 f members.
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oe 4 Regn'ar meeting of Court & ule to-morrow (Tneelav) even ng at at 8 ek Parment of due A ful wt lance requested,
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‘ Barvienpe’s Reerrar We lears t aAmong*t other features of Mr. Bay- fie « recital, Mr. M. J. Macdonald wil FY a German comic narrative ip costume
ciemniididibieaiain
x er Fever ia very prevalent at Yar- ! i a There are present 150 case- “ wh limits, and many more it the r nad r «list ts Two or three i als c daily
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Merrinxe A special meeting of the P. Ek. lL. Stock Breeders’ Association wil j at the Secretary’s office, Queen St , t+morrow, Tnesdav m June 26th. at two p. m.—A, MacNe‘ll, See’y
o
lus Sraxier, eon Saturday, and
ing on fisheries protection service.
leaves tomorrow n o-n-
The
Stanley bas been repainted and varsished
and some necessary repairs have Leen made eect
Every Memaern of the Loyalist Society
he Baptist congregation 8 requested to
be present at the semi-annual meeting aud roll eall, held at 8 o'clock this evening in the schoolroom of the Baptist Charch. => Nortce Tars.—The plans fur Mr. Bay- felde’s Evening Concert and Dramat»
Re tal ean be seen to-morrow, (Tuesday, ground floor at Watson’: the balcony a
at 10 o'clock; the Drug Store, and that of Davies’ Drug Store, sneesaliiieiiien Frou Bostox.—The steamer Florida left Port Hawkesburv at 12.30 to- lay, and will be due here about half-past eight this evening The Ell and will le
t is expected here thia evening ive for Boston to-morrow nigitt. o
Hexs Ktitep—The hen roost of Mr. S N. Earle, on West Street, was visited by | adog on Saturday night, and severa valuable fow! owned by Master Charles Earle were destroyed. Mr. Earle sulr sequently followed and discovered the owner of the dog.
ices
Svrreue Covar—The Trinity term of the Supreme Court will open to-morrow at twelve o'clock, noon. Of the civil docket eight causes are to be tried befere juries Two cases of larceny against the Waughan bers and one case ageinst John Crane are |
to be submitted to the grand jury. The term will probably be a long one. hs i Tse Istayp Sreamers. — The steamer
Northumberlaad goes on the slip at Pictou to-day. During ber absence the St. Law- reace will ply on the Summerside-Point du Chene route. The Jacques Cartier is running between Charlottetown and Pic tou to-day. To-morrow the trip will be | made by the May Queen with the mails. hiuhitininonn Lost Tue Horse.—Mr. Wyle Clark | lost a valuable horse last Friday evening. | The animal was in pasture at the west of the town andthe express passing in the | evening frightened him. In attempting | to jump the fence he fell on astake which eutered his abdomen. Inflammation set in | tnd luring the night the horse died. ' Summerside Pioneer. snes Tue Conceat.— We present to our read- | ers to-day the excellent programme of the | concert to be given in the Philharmonic | Hall on Thuraday evening next, by the | pupils of Mr. Earle’s music school, assist- | ed by several talented ladies and gentle- man. It is one of the finest programme’s | that has been presented to the music lov- ing people for years. We predict a full | honse , i ee: Eetscorat, Visiratiox.—His Lordship | Bishop Courtney is expected here in a day or two. He will be present at the jubilee services in St. Peter's Cathedral on Sunday next. On that day he will preach both | mourning and evening andadminister the Sacrament of Confirmation in the after- noon. His Lordship will then visit the Other Anglican churches throughout the Island. seine St. Duwstay’s Catueprat. — The an- | nual distribution of prizes to the boys of | the Christian Doctrine classes took place | in St. Dunstan’s Cathedral yesterday after- noon in the presence of a goodly number | of tne parents and friends of the children. | The prizes were distributed by His Lord- | ship, Bishop Macdonald {After the exercises | Hie Lordship and Kev. Father Reid made | brief addresses | inion i
Tae Fastyer—The steamer Fastnet | eft here for Summerside on Saturday
afternoon with a cargo which included 59 brie. alewives, 238 cases lobsters, 4 cattle,
and 25 bris. pork.
the injuries she sustained at Canso, and to have any necessary repairs made. The City of Ghent leaves Halifax this evening and will be due here on Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning. She will take the cargo left behind by the Fastnet, and any other freight that offers.
She left Summerside this morning for Halifax, where she goes in the dry dock to ascertain the extent of 5
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For Sr. Ayve.— This morning about thirty or forty persona left Charlottetown on a pilgrimage to St. Anne de Beaupre, Quebec, in charge of Father Arsenau!t, of Memramcook. At Summerside they were joined by about one hundred and fifty others. At Point du Chene the pil grime were to embark on @ special train which right through to Levis, whence they cross by ferry to Quebec, and go from thence to St. Anne's, twenty- two miles distant, by train, arriving there about 2 p.m. on Tuesday. The pilgrime remain at St. Anne’s until noun on Wed- newday, when they return to Quebec, where they will have six houre in which to vieit the different points of interest in and about the « ity. At 7 o’clock they leave reaching Summerside and Charlottetown on Thursday evening.
runs
evie for home,
New attractions daily.
ITBNS. |
arrived here from Picton ! | address by Grand Representative Bremner, the celebration wa= brought to a close.
‘ witness the decuration ceremonies whieh
anchor and rode vut the storm al] night,
, missing men turned up at Belle Creek at ) noon yesterday, and reached home to-day. | They had a hard struggle for their livea.
| severely from exposure.
; American, Nos. 5 and 7 East Sixteenth
| of stage favorites could be put on the |} market for twenty-five cents.
| iret.
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ODDFELLOWS MEMORIAL DAY
he Oddfellows Decorate the Graves of Deceased Brethren,
| YesteRDay afternoon the members of i the two ¢ ity Lodges of Oddfellows formed } ‘8 procession at Oddfellows Hal! and head- | ed by Galbraith’s Band proceeded to the cemeteries where they decorated the graves of those of the brethren who had “vone before.” . Each member of the Order wore }® crape rosette and also a boquet. A number of fioral “three links,” were carried at intervals. The decoration ceremony Was very inposing. One of the emblematical links anda large bo- | quet was placed on each grave. The old Protestant cemetery on the Malpeqne road | Was first visited and the “grave of Brother i Joseph H. Davison lecorated, the ceremony | being revited by Henry 8. Coffin, N. G- fand Fred. H. Seller, of St. Lawrence | Lodge, Bro. W. A. Hawley, N. G. of Wildey, | leading the singing. St. Peters cemetery ; Was next virited and the grave of brother | ©. W.Mart.n was s milarly attended to. At | Sherwood Cemetery they decorated the | graves of Bros. J. P. Irving, A. B. | Stewart, J. A. Henderson, J. F. Henderson, | and G. Walter Beer. | etery the graves of Ww. B. Allen, C. ¥; | McGregor, F. S. Chandler, Theo. J. Far- } quharsun, A. D. White and John D. Carrie were decorated, the services be ng spoken by W. C. Turner. Taeo. L. Chappelle, W. | R. Boreham, A. J. Houle and T. Geodwill,
At the People’s cem- three advantages
AN IMPROVEMENT SUGGESTED,
Sir, — The citizens have once more planted and boxed trees along the sides of Great George and other streets, hoping that they will not be destroyed as former- ly. Certainly nothing would be more beautiful and healthful than avenues of trees alcng our principal streets, and the persistent efforts on the part of our publi spirited men to bring this about is most commendable. Now that they have once more placed trees in position, would it not be well to discover the eanse that has in- variably led to their destruction in the past, and by removing it, to ensure the suc- cess of the present undertaking. It is use- tess to blame a spirit of vandalism for the misfortunes of the past, for, as a matter of fact, nearly every tree has been broken down by accilent. The reason id this: When calling at a house, it is usual and generally veces-ary ty te wooden si/ewalks ii tle
drive up close to In doing sO, by i young
carelessness the trees are caught between the wheels of the carriage, aud destroyed. The only proper way to remedy this is to move the sidowalks out to tue edge of the street. If this were done. would accrue: L-t, The trees would be better protected. 2nd, The plot between the sidewalk and the honses could be kept green with grass, 3rd, The windows of the houses wonld be removed further from,the passers by, thereby giving the occupants more comfort and privacy.
| Appropriate hymns were Sung at each grave.
At the People’s Cemetery, after the | decoration services had bLeea concluded, | the brethren formed a circle, and after appropriate music by the band, a brief account of the deceased members by Theo. L. Chappelle, P.G. M., and an able
_ Along the line of march the streets were lined with spectators and large numbers congregated at the various cemeteries to
were high'y appreciated. The weather was all that could be desired, but one could not help remarking that had the watering cart preceeded the procession it would have been an improvement.
At Summerside the members of Prince Edward Lodge visited the cemetery at St. Eleanors in the morning and the Suam- mervide cemetery in the afternoon, where the servives were held and an able dis- course delivered by Rev. Brother Alfred Osborne, D. D. The reverend gentleman was former y a member of Wildey Lodge of this city.
We congratulate the fraternity on the success of their first Memorial Day service.
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-_——- TWO MEN MISSING From a Lobster Factery at Cance Cove The Worst Feared.
Two men named Art Rozerson and Mc- Millan are miseing from Farquharson & Stewart's lobster factory at Canoe Cove. They went out to attend to their traps on Saturday afternoon. When last seen they were about eight miles from land. A rtorm came up suddenly, and it is feared their boat upset and they were drowned. A wat was reported bottom up near St. Peter’s Island yesterday evening.
Seme of the other boats belonging to the factory reached land with great difficulty. Une man named McQuarrie dropped |
making land yesterday morning.
Since writing the above we hear that the
their boat the
was almost poor men suffered
Several times
swamped, and
ea: —_—_ STAGE CELESRITIES,
When the first namber of the “Gallery of Players,” issued by the Illustrated
Street, New York city, appeared, we were surprised that such a magnificent album
But the second number “is even better than the It contains twenty-two full-page pictures and over one hundred portraits m character of such well-known actors and actresses as Keleey, Julia Arthur, N. C. Goodwin, Eleonora Duse, Marie Wainwright and Julia Marlowe. The criti- cal test is the work of Mr. Charles Fred- eric Nirdlinger.
A GOOD COMB
is like everything else: you can’t get it for nothing. We can sel! you a comb for 5 cents, and from that to 50 cents. There is a big differ- ence in them; we would like to show it to you. For a medium priced comb that is most excellent value, the “J. & J.” Comb at 25 cents is the best. Each comb war ranted.
Johnson & Johnson, THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS.
Corner Kent and Prince Streets. Corner Queen and Richmond Streets.
this is no fire sale, no closing-ouj sale, no bankrupt sale, no anniver- sary sale, no remnant sale,—simply a low price on our regular stock, made to meetthe financial conditions of the times and an offer to meet our customers half way in the way of necessitated economy. Bargains are always in season at our Furni- tare store. We pride ourselves on the fact that we always do better for you than anybody elve can.
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MARK WRIGHT & 00., LTD.,
Wko Sell at Selling Prices.
High-Class NOVELTIES
The Reach of All!
My, No previous White Goods Sale made by us approaches ; this one in the variety, the beauty, and
¥ THE ASTONISHING LOW PRICE
of the goods shown. Note especially the dainty novelties for Children’s Dresses and Ladies’ Blouses and Skirts.
BEER BROS.
Wearmee Bry rvix,—Fresh sontheast to southwest winds; fair; then showery.
ESE
within
This system is followed with success in
| all modern cities sue as Boston,
Svacestrion.
ENGLISH ORPHANS,
Hore: Davies, Chrtown, June 22, 1894. Sir, —May I use yonr columns to thank many friends in Charlottetown for much kindness shown te the English orphans, and especially to seme who worked ex- tremely hard to find comfortable homes for the children? Iam, and I know Mr.
Middlemore will be most grateful for their help and kindness. May }T add that I shall be gratetal to
any one who will be willing to take a boy or girl next year, and will let me know. Tam anxious to get homes for children both here and in the neighborhood of Picton and New Glasgow, and | hope that I may be able to hear of desirable openings before I leave Charlottetown. Mav I plead that ministers of all Christian communities will give us their hearty support. The Rey. James Simpson would furward any letters after 1 have lett. Thanking you in anticipation for the inser- tien of this letter, I am yours faithfuliy, Rev. J. Setiey Rowe.
DIED At Vernon River, on the 23rd inst.. Mrs. Ann Shepherd, aged 57 years. R.I, P.
~ COOL SUMMER UNDERWEAR
For Hot Weather.
Fine French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers.
Net Shirts.
Light Summer Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Ligh Cashmere Half Hose.
HARRIS & STEWART, LONDON HOUSE.
Charlotteton, Jane 8—ly 1894,
TEA PARTY
—~AT—
STRATHGARTNEY, In aid of the P. E. Island Hospital,
A Tea Party, under the auspices af the Ladies’ Hospital! Aid Society of the P. E.. Island Hospital, will be held at Strathgartney on
Wednesday, July 4th.
(If wet, the Picnic will be held on the following day).
For the purpose of raising funds for a Contagious Disease Ward.
MISS MAY DAWSON. June 14—dy fr 18th tl dte wy
Tickets to Boston.
Buy Your Tickets for Boston by
§. §. “FLORIDA,”
(Canada Atlantic and Plant Line), ——FROM
W. W._ CLARKE, Ticket Agent, Corner Queen and Water Streets.
Charlottetown, Juue 22, 1894.
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Wants, Lost, Found, &
Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line,
TO RENT -Watermere the residence of Go v-ruer Howlan witb 3 acres of ground attach- ed, also $Parkview Cottage with one acre Apply to 1. MCNEILL. j25 tf guar pat,
TO LET—On ‘Great peers weet, oe eight rooms. Apply to Joon STUMBLES. — Te june2s lw pd WANTED.—A servant girl for general housework. Apply to Miss ALLEy, Prince Street. tf—june2l
PICNIC BOILERS to rent at H. D. WAD- MAN'S, Upper Queen Street. tf—june2
O'TY CANVASSER of good address to
handle our ney. Permanent position for ood man. BrowN BROTHERS COMPANY, ‘oronto, Ont. lm eod—junel9
WANTED AT ONCE, for'a few weeks two or three active agents to sell a popular article. Students home for vacation can make some money to assist them in educational e:pen- ses. Apply quickly, giving reference and stat- ing experience as salesman, if any,to Box 53, P. U., Hatifax, N.S. 2i—junely
TO LET--A House painted and papered thr hout, situated on Water Street, near hound House. Apply to Mrs. LOWDEN, Er pianade, junel?
FOUND—In the Charlottetown Royalty, a wild goose. Owner (if any) can obtain inior- mation by apply'og at this office. Ii not called for the bird will be set at liberty.
junel9—3i_ pd
WANTED.—A Servant Girl for general
s. D. STEWART, Kent St. work. Apply to Mz: Aux: tea pa
A purse containing a small sum Se. ae at SANDERSON & Co's.
of Junel2
Worsted Suits for Me
and home-made goods
in the city.
outer man cheaper than it ¢
best and cheapest goods in the city, a full line of Imported Cloths, including Worsteds, Serges and | jmported direct from the mills, besides our own manufactured Tweeds
and see our Straw flats before buying,
25,
Our stock of Readymade Clothing is now complete, and we
Nn.
We handle everything in the Clothing line We are the centre of the Clothing trade, because we
If you
an be done anywhere in the city. Examine our Home Manufactured Tweed Suits leather ; nothing imported can compete with them,
Remember, we have removed to J. D. McLeod’s Corner, and we are not e ‘This is the only place we do business, and this is Wool, cash or trade, and sell goods cheaper for cash than anyw
Come and see our
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1894
are prepared to decorate and brighten up the $3 Serge Suits and $5 , good heavy goods; will wear like
Separate Coats, Coats and Vests and Pants in both imported : carry the largest stock of the are in need of Cloth you will do well to call on us, We carry
‘antings, and a large line of Canadian Tweeds
We have a large stock of HATS on hand which we are selling at a very small advance on cost. Come A new line of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS just in.
onnected with any other store
the spot where we pay the highest price for
here else in the city.
BYCYCL
The
now iil
reader ? Comea
hand!
we offer special to buy Shirts, Braces, Collars,
nishing line.
Aso — Carpet and House Furni
lieve cheaper th
on .P.
we offer.
PROWSE.
CAN BE
everybody wants the best.
here and there, but if you w
satisfaction buy “ VERBENA.”
SANDERSO
Newson Block,
SOON TOGO,
ae i
PROWSE
THIS WEEK
E. Island. we leave that to our customers to be the judges of the value
Hundreds of CHILDREN’S SUITS must be sold, so come and get one cheap.
The Cheap Men.
} Charlottetown, June 18, 1894. |
AT ALL SORTS OF PRICES.
Few persons want Flour that is simply good. Almost I ie
A FEW CRUMBS OF COMFORT may be gathered
E which is
BROS’.
- . . | window will be given away in two weeks. Someone has to get it. Why not the
nd try your
inducements | Hats, Ties, Cuffs, and
|
everything in the Gents’ Fur-
s, Oilcloths,
shings. We
se!l the best goods—we be-
an any firm Anyway,
BRGS.,
BOUGHT
ant A WHOLE
For sale only at
N & C0’S.,
Victoria Row.
LOAF of
Charlottetown, June 6, 1894—m w f
P. E. Island Rail Slall Way, Onand after FRIDAY, Ist June, 1894, the
trains of this Railway wili run daily (Sundays excepted) as follows :—
Trains Outward, Trains Inward.
Read down Read up | PM AM Leave Arrive PM AM QD 600....... Charlottetown.......62 940 801 614.....<Royalty Junction..... 606 919 3B) 645. .-North Wiltshire...... 563% 68 40 405 658.......Humter River ...... 524 815 44) 736...... ..Bradalbane........ 50L 739 SEE FO. banc ge ce chi i. cases 45 730 O00 TO 8t ie Freetown. ........ 445 710 523 758.!...... Kensington .....:.. 429 648 600 B15)....+-- Ar LA... cs oct 40 615 PM Summerside AM 140 830 LY BP isivsici 840 1105 202 845 --Miscouche......... 325 1044 22 905.. -. Wellington ........ 307 1017 ae WI weescnoed Port Hill. 2.0... 237 935 OOO PMs ks cckicce SPER . wecteetis 146 $09 508 1047......... Bloomffeld,........ 130 744 OOO 28 BBs cancvcind ONO. n002te ant 16 705 O55 18 GS. ...;.0322 IE saiivacades 1225 600 PM AM PM AM AM PM AM PM 69 300...... Charlottetown....... 920 5585 60 315 .,..Royalty Junction..... 905 515 y oe BOM cide dense Bedford ........ -84) 440 805 405)....... Ar WVir-soe B15 405 Mount Stewa t 82) 4105....... Lv Bi ince: (3810 355 OOO 43%. .....«00,. Mawel... te Se 93) 500..........8t Peter's... ~~ te 326 1014 6 38.........Bear River.........64 138 PG GO. ctr icaees Souris... 615 115 AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM $25 410.......Mount Stewart......810 345 . 2. Serre CPG. 5 on vcs 31 3 BGR BED caccsed Georgetown........700 215 4M PM 4M PM PM AM BGS Anions iste PUIEEIE ciins inateveesse 75 OGD. ccrcoscceces Cape Traverse.... s-.....6 6 PM AM
Db. POTTINGER, Gen. Mgr. Can. Govt. Railways, Moncton, NW. B. J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent, Charlottetown. Railway Offices, 3lst May, 1894. FOUN)D—A sum of money. Owner can have same by calling at Carter’s Bookstore and paying for this ac junels NOTICE—Any person tound tearing down posters that ] have put up about town will dealt with by law.—-A. P. ALLIN,, City Bity poster. jaunel3
FOR SALE--A Jersey cow, registered; with | caif, Apply to Mrs. Gro. H. LEDWICH, cvr- ner Kent and Edward Streets. junel:
WANTED -A girl for kitohen work. Good references required.—P. P. ARCHIBALD, Queen Street.
PRINTERS’ MACHINERY—For Cylinder
tf—juned
other machinery, new or second hand, used by Printers, Lithographers and Book binders, VIVIAN, 22 Bay Street, Toronto,
jJunié6 sat tf
} | and Piaten Presses, Paper Cutters, and =|
| weite J. H. Ontario.
ST.
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PETER'S SUNDAY SCHOOL.
PICNIC
—AND—
= 2 = : = = Sea
IN Ei WW
Watered Silks, Watered Silk Ribbons,
Silk
Ties,
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Braids, Umbrellas,
Received To-day ex S. S. Siberian from Liverpool.
MOORE & McLEOD.
Charlottetown
, June 22, 1894—m w f
WE HAVE COME! aa
Berger’s English
Paris Green
WILL KILL US
while on the
ig
And thereby save the
Wee This Green is warranted PURE by
W. E. DAWSON,
Charlottetown, June 26, 1894—m w
f
Strawberry Festival !NEW FLOUR . JUST
AT 8, B. ENMAN & COS.
Tue annual Sunday Schood Picnic will be held on
WEDNESDAY, JULY lth,
On the beautiful grounds of John McEachern, Esq., East River.
The str. Southport will leave the Ferry Wharf at 16.30 a.m., and at 3 p. m.
Good Refreshment Tables, Strawberries Punch and Judy Show, and ‘Games Swings, &., on the grounds.
June 14,—dy tf guar
THE §.8, FASTNET
Sails every Saturday Evening at4p m.
FOR HALIFAX,
Calling at Hawkesbury, Arichat & Canso.
Returning, leaves Halifax every WED- NESDAY EVENING at 6. o'clock, making same calls.
Through *Bills of Lading issued to all — in Great Britain and Continent at owest rates.
Ww. W. CLARKE, Agent. Ch’town, June 16—dy.
MACKEREL B*RREILS.—60 planed stave M .eckere! Barr: )s for sale, $65 a hundred, at ay Cooper Shop, Mal ue Road, adjoining
ia Brewery property.—JouNn J. JACKSON,
june2i—2w eod
BEAVER and FAMOUS
_—_—_ (2)
cheap for Cash at
Charlottetown, April 30, 1894—mon
DAVENPORT ScH0ot, Portland Manor, St. John, WN. B.
Boys educated for College or Business | by an excellent staff of Resident Masters. |
Special Attention Paid to Eeli- ;
gion, Morals and Manners.
Visitor-——The Lord Bishop of Frederic ton.
Warden—Rev. M. A., Oxford.
Pay Scholars, $45; House Boys, - $200 per annum
N. B.—Boys with fine voices for the choir will be admitted at much lower rates.
School Year begins September 3rd. Ap ply to Headmaster. tl lst sep—jul3
FOR SALE.
The Dwelling House on corner of Prince and Fitzroy Streets, owned and occupied by W. J. Biller.
Possession given about Ist October.
Apply at Miller Bros., Queen Street. June 14, 1894—d tf
John M.
J Javenport,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
RECEIVED
a
brands of Flour very
S. B. ENMAN & CO’.,
wed fri
‘Wide Awake
And buying ‘WOODILL’s GERMAN BAKING POWDER,
which costs so much less, and quality guaranteed pure and wholesome.
Or Still Asleep
And paying for Baking Powder in Tins, which are useless when emptied. June 1. 1894.
a
NOTICE.
A. HERMANS, of the old firm and old
Wrought Iron Railing, far superior to cast iron, and splendid designs. Parties desir- | ing to fence in their plots in graveyards | would do well by calling at his store be- | oo purchasing elsewhere, at Lower Queen | Street.
j AUGUSTUS HERMANS.
Ch’town, June 15 —~'f
stand, has manufactured a new kind of | M 's Prepared
In J. D. MeLeod’s Old Corner Building.
NOTICE !
Mr. W. J. Miller’s house will be open from 11 a. m. to 12 o'clock, noon, each day for one week, in order that prospective purchasers may have an opportunity of inspecting the plan, finish and decoration of interior,
june21 Orange Quinine Wine,
}
Strictly according to the British Pha ia. Quinine in this agreeabie form is qu in action and more reliable
than when taken in Capsules, Powders or Pills Dose—Half a wineglassful. For sale | by all druggists. Sample bottle free to physi- j cians upon soneees card.
or ; AGHER aneS. co., feb26—dé w sm outreal.
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