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I cH_aRLo'r’ns'roWN, PRINCE

ISL_AND,`._CANADA_, SATU_R_Da’_Y,]UN§ zz, r9o_7_. _ {

URNI-:D I _ _mitiuii

On St John liiver'”_-._li'_i_;rned in Early;g;’;2§f;”;,_§“;;,§_’,;_“;y;,';;; ‘;;;°;

\ ws

'F tl

g Dean. To roof "og _'crew and

_.8i,\;=_e_<i_\1_§lv Iniurins Sir others _ l_nQ_endiarism Suspected `

__l§.!¢l!§i.el<. lit _ _Om-_rl _ Sr. Joi_laI,_el._l.,l._-_._1_une__§l}. -tithe most im-.

ntl, |&i;_q.slia¢_ lun eva- -_f-occurred on st.'.lrlln' _ ve_r`lo°ir'ii1i»s early this moni- lniz w‘_lt'§!"|`ll_l"f."Qql€a Island, Quee n’s Cculf_il¥.'I§_lXl_¥. this oily \vh_ch the imaofr Dvvetel fltrenm az india.; icwll cl\,1fBl1_tilt_Q",lllgl _b\\r_nod, h_ring‘niz dmtli colour 9,! hir omg and _injuring tb iigileatirrorless eitsata hall dozen eLh`.

BIS. I ` I I ' ' ` ` B-.~sl'ics this the bent was totally wreck- ed ips in 'qriplag_aqplnntthe_'new_ bridge nearby Wai. the inlhsimfpl i_o'mfn_1uni_eat'ng tae like ul that snraétun, singing it to be almost totally destroyed. ' The cause of the hceiiient is not definit- ely known but Judging from the news so far you llllliih like n

,epstltlo_ii__%§i_l_o _W_¢_é_;tou`~ disaster __

QQ a few years nzo when three lives Iwere 5_|,°_\‘||_i°i='-l. illdngh the Crystal/ Stream burning is more shocking and horriiro to contemplate. ‘ .

_Four men were penned up between decks in their bunks asleep whiio ibn, fine, over which there could he nu control

about them,cutting oft' their escape, Tlelplta the heroism ol other member.. 0_1 the crew and the shore people the men were lost in the flames. the incinerated remains indicating that they died ns rats lu traps.

The dead are: Willard Logan of L~\nd‘=i End, Kln,.‘s

Co., fireman, uumnriied.

Allen Logan, his brother of ]',f,,nd',,

End `Klng's Co , married and have, chi dren, a duck hauii.

'Fred Smith ol Shannon Settlement,

back of Wickham, Queen‘s Go., deck ii_and._ Edward Baxter, formerly employgd if. St._JoBn, deck Land belonging toDny's Landing.

The injured arez- ` Herbert MeAlary, mate, of Garhanfs

BIT, l'{lng's Co, badly burned about the no y, now in St.. John hospital. 'Westworth Rell;-rts,englncer, nf St. Joh_n;. burned about the fucc and hands.

Mrs Chase cf St. John North, steward-

css, burned and bruised.

ll. Purdy Belyeu, parser, burned ab ut

the fsoo and hands.

Others had a narrow escape. Ajury has linen einpcinncled and a

searching inquest will be held next vue".

There are rumors of incendlarlsm.

_ _~ _

_ ETING

summer land and if we do not put forth an efifort lo make it known lo thi-

world we cannot expect to reap t e

. i _ _i .1 ` .. __ . - ` _ h ` __ '__ _ ’ benefltsirom the touriattralile thn.: axe

_ _. _ ’ _ ___ ‘ -_ lccruing to the neighbouring Provinces

, _ __ _ _ - _ ’ whose naLurai at'r1\of ions usa summer

‘v

esoit do no; comp ire with out-4. I feel

'*-*'“"' '_‘_"_"' hat all our people will make . it sptclal

.ltort to please visitors A well sttlsil ad

°` s ` l _ ' _ ,_

Th°vPr¢S1¢l1=n.ts Reiwrt_Submitted-The :::'.:1i:_::'. ms; ._:;‘.‘:;‘.;“:.;';°.‘;‘;..f..‘;i‘

` rous and bcltcr equipped than at any

»f»'-,1_' ‘ I F'”%ii¢l*°1 S‘“'9‘“°“‘fMa“Y Mailers ;‘:;a,L".;";.r:2.‘.t*:‘.2.;‘f..':';2e.L.:.°°.‘:.f°:iz

Maritime Provinces.

e I ' -~I-_ _.___ __ Respectfully igiuhmitltedi

l - » _ _ , "` ' ' . ~ Gisoiien i. »uom-ri.

I _ Il I Charlottetown Premdmt'

/‘ < Jnasiocv.

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The il mncc report showed that during

the yi nr lf‘0il the sum of $310.24 had been

Edrxsrdqlgizzh v?:l°£i:;ga:; D;`;:|~°E;:;: ;`;_°r '$16 DoT:nI0nia:_d UU UnII:'edSmteB' expelnlt-.d for advertising and printing inhalation was and into night at the ° Im ne' ' " R"C' ' R" “nd "°°“*» °“°“°°'"l"‘ “"""Y- “I” 'md “Im” Mayor.; ’om_'w_‘ ' ' °i»h:\;_ dil"i_\“9g;Jf_I-\’;i»_;°|l1_ "0;:l|\":i¢B Hl\*_1V¢'° there remain? cn llilandllu bupk a |tit_lunco

. °°5¢*° ll HF 11 UG sliver SP8 of$55.5lltotecreitothelssocaion.

WEE; 1}:_'l:xg'_';I' submwwid Ms muon’ matter for ihe mutual benefits of the Anumbnrgf matters naming within the

' C0mP“Y'I"5 “hd the P\`°"I“°°- scope of the Associations work were dis.

G°“°I°ml’“¢__ Welilld considerableniv_r.isin|gln tire cu,,5¢,]_ A cogumigicg was appointed to I '"3 "° ""°'° '°" °I’° Y‘”“” 19094907 “B viassifwl <=0l\1mns'°inw\»t oewsiviwrs |11 conf.-r with the colnn.itt»=e appointed at follows: _ _ large centres of Canada and the United mst meeting ofthe guy g,,,m°|| to Bee B. SID" °‘" Hn’ wnual m°°tI"3 th” 5i'|\f»¢F» Thi” i\‘lV0l’\i=if\lilS 00l1lD5l‘“f'IV@l¥ bout public bnthlng houses, and endeavor

Executive Qqnimltteo gt our Association has been actively engaged in carrying out the ov-ieetsor the si¢<»'a|atlon~'-nit foals: of which is tue advertising of the Pro' vines as ».si;priprr‘relo_ri.=' . During. s several hundred h nd- sonisly- lil' _ _i_l4_o_kl`pi`_B-\1_'ero sent all

Condensed A`ilvcrllScmcnis

ter-.see 6 _cor nares _.ses

room, with

pleasant ly ti--l8d1w

lunch

Aim!!

inexpensive and vi ry ufleotlve as is prov- ed by the numei-ous applications received by our Secretary ilail-y for information respecting the Province as a summer r.-s_o_‘lt, all of which enquiries have been ansvirred promptly.

One important feature of the year was

visit of ihe Rev.E-lwln Smith of Cardigan to the New England Sta ms and New* Yon\_`¢` stem will-re as delivered

views on Prince Ed ward Island to large and lnfluv|\_lful iiuilivmc-ae. We remei that `\\'e wi rc unab1e,owln;r to I-he state ol our funds io supply Mr. Smith with any llllgs amount of literature for distribu- tion. " lie was furnished with a. few ol the Government lntadbolks, but these were"ioo bulky toclrry in quantities uno too expensive for lndlscrinuinnte dis'ribu- i.ion.*' We anticipate good results from Mr. S:nltl.'is t il'cr.r=. _ I Us lure thai. tho Association has (lone

pllalflitdby itjuitlfled lla existence; and Iani sure tlirtf. the nlerciiililiai and cltiz ens generally have bent-llltsd hy the lm- pclu_s given ts`irudc. Other Provinces find' I it _ advantageous to inter- n.t` theunclvvs nloniz this line and to spend alarrzo amount of tnoniy in advsstblng their attractions. We hiiviruominea or minerals, but we have aiuoknlllceni. asset in our lreautiiul mu,|,~_.ianfl which we should not' hesi~ I tatil to advertise to the utmost. If our lltsnoelntiou receives the support of the public, we ciu foster the tourist 'vallic _nn-4 it will increase yearly, _ ' "tile City Council rhoulrf he co:nu.t-nil d

fur their gn-ittimprovetleui. to the stiectv. i,m,',¢|,\| (o_o.-,ii that L e geyri work is being ociiiinafil, and ac .ld suggest that tively shuukl-ep»:r and householder see ..,|,,,|_. thi-ir L-uiidlngnul premises me PM

cr-ier mil kept ul:-an; The re-

no nmtiiylnn and nuro'risir.|r.

I have already latlmatsd our this year has ` how,

tits

our

will not

has tote reptspaad it require..

tz<lI:'.srtl|lnn is being dons in the judicious manner and I would ask

1 memmr, gg t p_.’t~soci tion to ecu-

‘ii-Invlie ti.¢i;'_‘:y;lii and iii¢;_\vi__~_»_

In _I in

to have something done at onoe.

The secretary was instructell to write

the Councilcxprcmiug theiozrot of the Association ut the wlthhcldlnk of the grunt towards the C.ty library, which was viewed as a retioyriulo step in a Olty where advnncementls being observed on every hand. I The continued existence of old and un- ~lghlly buildings such us the old R mlxin

was alluded to and the suizirestlon made that steps he taken with a view to having it rcnlovcil- '

The inatter ol! procuring through

tickets for u round trip through New Brunswick and Nova Scoiiu, taking in this Island was considered and a comm- ittee appointed lo attend to the same. A number of other matters received

attention and the meetln ; adjourned till Tuesday, July 2, at eight P- Ill-

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M d`I`y"'hm' the work already mmm' Ask for ||Inar:i`s:ln1iake no other-

\'¢lns th the- properties of the Great Northern iruldfislda at L ihe Opassilks,`a short diltane l east of Harder Lake on the Quebw side of the line. One vein has bow proved for no rest in 1en.;_~.i. with an _avorigo width of nqlrlv 50 feet, carrying gold and copper, the iacond 800 feet lomr l\\d_9_|[l|l_il left Wide, carrying gold, the th_li'd has .been traced for nearly 4,000 feet, with an average width of 12 feet, showinir free gold on the surface.

Owing to the fact that thi-re is no assay oflice there. exact values cannot be ascertained un'll_ samples urrlve: Pros- iaotors are flocking into the country, nhlrty-five canoes arriving In two days

Rich discoveries of free gelr' and copper have also ll. en maria e i inc other D\'0perty adjoining the Grout Neith- ern goidflelds.

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IHI KING IVIIIIIIS

I PIIIIII NIIIIIII.

Penis, June 20.-Harold Speed, thu

widely known English artist, declared thnt,thouiz_h he thinks it a in-ent honor topulntroyally, ordinary mort is are in many ways more satisfactory models. l-Iis`poi‘tri1lts ofKl1\g Eclward, wh’c\i attracted much attention at the spring sal n is said to be that mo:-:urcifs favorite likeness of himself. ‘ “In till: fl-'st place," Speed drc‘iires,

“with aroynl sitting one is so limited its to tlino. The Klan would como In, look at his watch and remark, “I can only give youtwenty minutes today." I hurl tu sketch in tho entire head and figure in thuttinlc. Then he wanted the eiurt rolls ta hang in severe folds, whereas I wanted te make ii. flowing graceful lines. Whenever he made it complimentary remark he prefnced it with the phrascf fltlinay be permitted to say so, you draw will," or “quickly," as the case _iilght ll". =.. _ _

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_ Keep Mlnard`s Linimfnt in the house

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TRADE All? SHIPPlNG.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

Enter2d,June 20 Union, Gerrlor, Sydney;

A. Lincoln, Dnucette, Rustloo;Happy~ Go-Lucky, Allen, Marble Mountain. 21-Sir \\'l|iriil, Roberts, Picton; Helen Sl a"uer, D=Costc, New York.

Clen\'t:d,June20-MoriilngLigllr,,Rlclmris

Picton; Minnie M c, Hyde Marble lllouiltain; Lady lllll, II1\ugbi\,]'ictou J. B. Martin, Citln, Port Hood. itl-J. M. Young, Mcllilllan, North Sydney; Sir Wilfrid, Robe-i ts, 1’zt-tou.

"2 IN i” SHOE POLISH.

h re ar'some malicious persons, who

T e .. ' » _

“‘f"1`\'l‘I I°°i“"'“ Will" “'*‘“'°°P'°I“°“ i1uase.cor|\er Pownal and Wntvr Stre¢is.|i.. their anxiety to sfiioihsr .nine polish

_have falsely stiited that the “Z in l" Jhou Polish injures leather.

The proprietors of "2 In1" vi ill be pleas-

_cd to have any pcrsbn -who has positive _proof that the above statement has been made, communicate wi' li the F. F. llallev ICQ, r.imiu».1_ of I-Inm|iton_ Canaan, or their solicitors, Scott &: Robertson, Feder- al Life Bldg., Hamilton.

The proprietor intends to enter suit

against all persons who resort to un- buslnesslike tactics in tryinir to helltile the virture of "2 in 1" Shoe Polish.

ment was mails in the circuit count here

fUl\l\i5'>l'.Y _libel case of the King vs. Crook- et would not be-tried this term.

He uppllcd for a commission to take the

evidence of twojuen named Foster and 0‘Bx`-li n, the former employees ofthe St. 'i.'\v\rsnco Ila‘l and the court refused it. " _ Ile also asked th..t ihe question r:tlst~d by defendant's plea of iustltlcatlon bc referred to the Supreme Court.

"IIB _|11°\°llI'lK by Dr. Pu/,rsley that the de-

i _ D FUUR PERISHEll |l__uPisii-iii.i,I , jET_ J

._ » ~. -‘ I--v~___l»r-1#

UCWW11 _<yl2ovn_s¢1 ,liefvses To Presses! lines'

` :xl _'.1 _.my .y.1~yvgavi1\._ :_

Dr. Punrsley than stated that in a view

of the court’s decision yesterday he did not propose to no on with the tlial this term and the defendants witnesses

might. as well return home. Dr. Pugsley contended that under the j udge‘s decision if made no dIffs're'nee '- whether the libel -was tree or fafse the de-‘ fendant .would only have to =pl.aad<_iuslifi-I cation and that the l.bel uns discussed la

the public interest, to s`curs ua acqu-'iff tal.

Bel Reierred Full Court-,Coiniriisginii To Witnesses Abroad Refused MBV he Adjognled ' Till September. ` ' I

'-L, ‘

I`1~E0lA1- Br Causal | on this point ills Honor took until

FIWDRICTON. Jlllleil.-The announcr- Moadayoodeoidt. ' _ -

Ivever before in tl_1_e Qi the Pro-

vince or of Canada for that matter, has u

judge been called upon to decide a cannot

this nature.

;l`h_| rlo_clsIcn given luvid_ved`tI;;`e lloe_|_ise of'Zi.h_s pnyss and it being of the vary guat- est irnportannce he felt that he was n0t is* ing too Im_nci_\ vvhs`i_1 he ‘i_l9___*5tl _ the

'mfltter he referred to the lull court. _

Flip belief is that .Judge Landry- will allow the appeal and that ther sane will

stand adjourned tilt the full hench` most!

in S_ept¢_mller_. _ I

IIIIIIISH SIIIIIIIIIS

insi__|_i ufsiii.

LUNDGN, June 20,-Nulvsi has reach-

orltho War oiiice thft a detachment of Ezypthtn troops, consisting ofa lieutenant and twenty-five non-com- missloned ofllcers and men,vvho sturtel over it month ago on an expedition through the desert from' Spnndau, have not yet reiu\'ned.n.nd thutlt is thought they were alllost. The War Office has provided for a search and several Egypt- Iiinilctachments of native 'lu well as British troops are on their way to find their comrades, who may perhaps have dice oiniiift. ' ‘ '

txmliuuicui f-:MPLMMENT

Sm»-The vritcr unflcrstansln ibut the Domininn Statute M1005, which iriurenseil the judges' salaries contained ,tha follow- ing ciau-cz "Nojudizc rnentlolled in this ant shall either directly or indirectly, as director or manager of any corporation, company or firm, or In any other manner whatever, for himself or others engage in any occupation or business other than his _iudiclitl duties; b t every such itidize shall devote himself exclusively to such julllclal dutiis. It would be lntcrestiniz to know how litigants have suffered before this ant wits passed, and licw lar this provision inftlie acl. has been observed* throuighout Oilniidu."

[fax Payer.

ANNUUNCENIENTS.

A117 Vit-.Inc il llivislnv, No -i Sins of Temp crnnuo, will hoiilit pubic inwctinyr riex iiinniiny ivening, .lone 2-itll, at elgb' u`clock`in their room-l \\’rliri|i.',4 lllli, where the public is l'1\'Ei.::l tl nttinil. A sillenfliilpr.:gi'nir\ will be ri-ii lered, solos. readings, etc. Ev.-rybody welcome. Shox- iiflciresnea will ulsob: irivcn by Rev.-. Mr. Ross mid Mr. iiobcrtson, 8-?2d2|.

1..--”"*i'“”°_

MInard'sLinimeni l.umherman’sFrienI

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IIII PIIESIIIINII

IIIIII-H_I_~S_{iIIIIf

\VAs_iirNu‘roN, Juno 'iii-.Tliose sitting

wlthinclosp proximity of .the preelilent when he delivered ijis _adcircss at lha lay- in|r'o! the Masonic temple' corn§r` stone yesterday were aware 'that`in 'his lii`p pocket there -reposed peacefully a big revolver. , _ _

When the president entered the

speakers' stand he was apprechtrl lm- merliatsiy by G1-xr cl' Master $foodm1Li _ who extended to him the sileop'skin‘I upron of th,e Mlsoulc craft. The ,proslv

41°°.i"°\1=e>~ °v¢°_.\\‘~_ “lei he .alley the

lllirpn to be tied around his _vv_ai__»_t, pull' ln s'6 doing exponetl the' ` butt' of' 'his' revolver. Several- women sitting near gasped .and turned fearfully ' to their escorts. The men, howev_l-_r, smiled, and asénreil thorn that it was the prl~sld_ent's custom to curry a weapon. "

Governor Van bant ef' Mlnncsotn. once

unintentionally axchnnqed oveiooats with President Roosevelt. The Gover_n,pr_ dlsf covered his error through finding a revol- er in the pocket oi the prsside`n'i.'s’ cont. A few years ago the president attendgd a con vention held in a Washington church and left hisovelcoat in an anteraonl. A young woman,in a spirit of fun,put on the cont. Sh`e found rl revolver in one of the pockets and screamed. `

CHURCH SERVICES

Olinnircs to hc made in Church se_-r'vlcps

should ho at this otlicc not laterthan one o’clock Friday afternoon.

METHODIST. __

First Mathociist.-Adjutant Sparkes at ll and l§_ev. J. 'l`. Bobortson i\t.7. _Strang- ers welcome. Attentive ushers. _

Grace Chure,h.-Rc_v. _J. ltebei tspn nt _ limi T. (J. J,uua~i at 7. Strnngcrir welcoiuoilml provided with coulfortnlilc seats.

l=l¢rssn¥'r|u_2.1.».N.

St. .llun_es.-Rev. '_l`. F. Fullerton at_il

and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.00.

Zion.-Prayer meeting at 10. Rev George E.Ross nr. ll ani 7. Sunday School and Illble class at 2.30.

narvris-r.

Rev. G. R. \Vlill/c nt ll an-'l at T. Sunday

School class nt 2.1!). D. m. Visitors always welcome and provided with comfortable seats.

s'l'. nUNs'rl\N's CATBEDBAL.

Flrstlidoso nt 7.30.Second Mass at 0 a.m. High Mass at 10.30. Vespers and Beno- dictlon at 7. p. n.. Catechism at 2p. m.

l\Noi.ic.\N.

seats free and unapproprlntcd.

St. I’eter's.-Rev. Jas. Simpson, M. A

Priest Incumbent. Holy Communion 8 a. m.Service at ll n. m. Sunday School and Bible class at 2.30. Service at? p. m. sar.vA11oN Amar Sunday Service at 7, ll, 3, and 7.80 p m.

Waexlgiight Service -Monday, T\l0MlBY Thu ay, and Saturdav at 3 D ID-

Beware of Olntments for Catarfh that Contain Mercury.

` as mercury will mrel destroy ihe sense of smell and completely d¢\‘lDK°h 2? whole system when snterlni throng s mucous surfaces. Buch articles should never be used except on prescriptions from "Univ is physicians, as the damage they will dois tau fold to the :ood you can possibly derive from them. Hall s Oohrrh Gore manufactured 'byF. J. Cheney& QL, i'n§¢¢|o»0.,,o talna no memos, 3;? in _rub , acting diffs u

e ood rmdtu sous nur! sei he

qmm. Irrlmyiiqr Hall‘s Ca lah Oure insure ougeetlh ivualnr. t tak n lniarnally and made n Toledo, Ohio, by

_SAIII IIII_II_ISI[Ii_$ _

Wiili Illll ‘SIIIIIP

Sr. Tnoaxas, 0nt.,June D0-Rev. Wil- lls`m Kottlowtll, whose lllhtlirow lu thc

Qintral _Methodist Ohurnh _txpiros this in iith, has asked W M,leQ ,mfs

'edition this 'y'¢ar_ rs`tnertlipa_f,ac9|§tA,p¢

small and coui|i.\rntlv_el_y_uillinportant athlon or r.a'b¢|in_`iie 'say's‘ii¢’lnl'e been joyslisyed out ofa beltsr 'station by "The _scramble of the _l_r|cmberp_._ _ol otha tr.iio"i'\r committee to improve their own couqitlon _at thecxpellso qi those

_wgonc t'or'ms” have expired _by“l|imi.t ii I '

n." ‘ ` . _ In his statement te his "con_gr|¢Iatiou ii_e'c_diled:,f‘M_sn __a_ mtuis _ f y mel- irri'a;,iln'onciali'¢sgt1rt°1es vvtzh_\ll:lq"2=vaf»blen ucnipnlled to submit t_o_s`"eonspfraoy ot selfishness. ` Fortunately like Paul, I have had a business training as well as a theological training. I can flanks touts as well as preach sermons; This is what I intend to do this_yesr._' 7 " V “It hasheen su'izirneted that I _had _ u

plen_up_my__s_lee_vo.,'I‘h0lc is not A shred ol truth in this sta‘/emsnt. The action of the qiammlttec came sl a surprfis to my- self. may however, whieiiiri/o`yon that .I have already had two overture! from

_the heads of two i4opd’b\`tslrl'dls eonlllii

an_d these are a fresh lllhstrotion gf* inadequate enlnrlci thiaf.`rnlhl§t.ers Bro” M- ccivlng cuiuiiitred with brllln-worker! ll other _walks of`_life.` ` j ' ` I ....__.._-----

SIIIIIIII I3 IIIIIIII

IIII IIIIII IIIIIIK

_ ~

'l‘ormN'ro. June lil.--The Anglean nynod

nf'1'oronLo has placed itself in _iiue with other religious bodies adopting u reso- lution saylflll "that race track |;amh_ll»\g should _b_e declare_d'l,l_legal”_' ’and ‘ 'li`l¢gi1';g ._“ °'= 01° Qrernwent lt a ,_ m _ itlliélsstiiily midline be necessary to secure this end."

Rev. Canon Welch of St. James cathed-

ral in sneaking to this motion, condemned the unprofessional gambling by women who go down to ihe Woodbine and calcu- late to make cnougllto Day their mllllnery hills. Racetrack gambling however, organ- llcd as itle, wasdneto the fact that it cost a grsatdeal to keep uplsuch an establish- ment ns theWoodbine and carry on a race meeting, and that well-to»dc msn, who cared for lacing are not willing io pi! the expenses ot their pleasures out of their own pockets but sought to ra!

- St- Pa\1l's-Morning nrnvor Gnd holy for them at the can of the ,dezrudatlon communion at ll n. m. Sunday School at 0( thgii- follow ¢ii,|;_nns. 8.30. Evening Prayer at 7 p. m. All “Thr Ontario Jockey oiob." h°“|'"l""

stood, "was said to niajd about $4.490 '* day or about 550.000 , nrlnil’ I-5° l-“'“ vmeks of the springnnleiling. The onl! way that such indu ghuld be taught what it ought to be ponnlifle to lmp.' as llD°f- them by higher means wus, he said, by the iron hand of,-the law." The lynod con-

cluded itn buslnapa todav._

t iiiciso Manners

> (Brunner. dr 0/lam.)

Juhe2l,llI77.

MayOorn till " .. _ .. 9l| " ... ....... ._ situ lul1I0om....... . . .. bill

when .... wi,

_ " Pork...... _......... . . . . . . . . _ _ . . .

Cmoaeo

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