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The Louse and premises tow ocen pied by Joha Cecnibes Keq., known as “Mar- ine Villa,” posseesion” given the fir-t of October. Rent $200.00 a year, paid quar
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— “TD hie paces Je Wemutifnlle ait ated, fac- mg tie harbor, adj ining Dundas ane, the ust beautiful site in the NT.
Tiehouse hee recently undergone a \eOuga repair; having hot and cold wa'er bath, with a lift from the kitchen to the diuieg sud breakfast roome.
i number of clever poems
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A JJBILEE NUMBER.
The June iesne of The Canadian Maga- zine ia a jubilee number containing “ibe Childhood of the Queen,” by Fritz Hope
|with ten «special illustrations; “The
' Queen’s Horses and Carriages,” with twelve |
copywright photography, by Mary Spencer { Warren; “Cavada’s Progress in “the Vie- }torian Era,” br John A. Cooper (the elitor); “The Queen’s Reign: Ite most | Striking Characteristic and most Beneti- c nt Achievement,” a symposium contrt-
| ented to by Principal Grant, Prof. Gold- win Smith, A. Conan Doyle, Newman Hall.
D. D., and some other leading Br t <bers ; aol“ Roglish Prine ples of Canadian Gov- erament, by DroJ.G. Bourinot, the bistor- | an. Er: nem Beaton contril u esa strong criticiem of Our immigration policy, and P. T. McGrath writes of the new Fast Al otic Line via Newfoundland. David Christie Murrav’s clever dissections of the work of the leading writers of fistion are continued and this instalment deals with
the clfaracteristics of Crockett and Mac-
Three short stories, a and the u-ual di par.meots fi usa b illiant number ot a magazine which d-serves the sympathy and support ofevery Canadian mayazine reader.. The illustrations of the number are superb.
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May 4—xs Halifax, Pye, Pictou; Blun- dell, Camphell, Sydney; Tarquin, Lowrie, Picto: ; #6. Fastnet, Bethel, S’side; Andrew. Burnham, Millar, Tiguish. ,
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DIED. At Summerside, June 3rd, 1897, the wife of Mr, Ninian Patterson, ia the 68.h year of her age. {Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Sidriy Grey, Sunday after noon at 3 o’elock, {o Pedple’s Cemetery.]
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Our I’s and.... ....Other Eyes.
Our I’s are just as strong as ' they were fifty years ago, when we have cause to use them. But we have less and less cause to praise ourselves, since others do the praising, and we are more than willing for you to see us through other eyes. This is how we look to S. F. Boyce, wholesale and retail druggist, Duluth, Minn, who after a quarter of a century of obser- vation writes:
“T have sold Ayer’s Sarsapa- rilla for more than 25 years, both ‘at wholesale and retail, and have never heard anything but words of praise from my customers; not a single com- plaint has ever reached me. I believe Ayer’s Sarsaparilla to be the best blood purifier, that has been introduced to the gen- eral public.” ‘This, from a man who has sold thousands of dozens of Ayer’s Sarsapariila, is. strong testimony. But it only echoes popular sentiment the world over, which has, +‘Nothing but words of praise for Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.’’
Any doubt about it? Send for“Curebook” It kills doubts and cures doubters. Address J, C. AxER Co., Lowell, Mass,
OPERA HOUSE
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THREE NIGHTS Thursday JONE
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W. S. Harkin’s Dramatic Co
Unquestionably the Finest Organization ) Visiting the Provinces
Saturday, June 5, “A Bowe Girl.’
Special Matinee Saturday —**The New Boy.”
Tickets, 35¢ and 50c. Admission 25¢
BENJ. DAVIES. 129~law 4— 4wks—gnar 4 wker
Seats on sale Tuesday morning at 16 o’elock.
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GROTHER FOR BROTHER.
Mr. W. S. Harkins’ clever company of players gave their second entertainment at the Opera House la-t evening to an audience which thoroughly appreciated the excellent character ot the work per- formed. “Brother for Brother’ by the anthor of “Shall we Forgive Her?” was the ply presented. “Brother for Brother” ts bnilt upon a most interesting plot and de- velops strong situations, The story i]lustrat- eS tie interwoven hyes of two brothers, entirely different in charecter and aspira- tions. One of theese “Afrotherey wader the assumed name ot Allea, Foster, has by thrift and industry rawed Limeelf from poverty to affluenes, aud has attained a half interest 1u 4 lacge :ron foundry. The | other brother, Erig Radford, is @ §bape- grace and aspendthrift. Tie becomes a safe robber and deceives the daughter of 4 workman in higfather’s foundry. Bath of these crunes ke succeeds in fastening upoa Allen. The Jatter, after going throuzh many triais, srcceeds in estab- lishing his innocence, however, and Eric is showa up in his true light. Incidental tothe development of tne plot Allen 13 lured into the cellar of the foundry by some of his discontented workmen incited, bv his vicicus brother andthe father of ihe girl she is accused cf betraying. Whilst thé workmen and Allen aré having a heated argument inthe cellar, tle place. is entered by Cora Dane, who 1s in love with Allen. She charges the men with cowardice, and when they seck to injure
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Allen she comes between them, Finding, that she will not place without Allen, the workmen
go outside and spply the torch to the structure and soon itis in flames. , But the blind daughter of the ringleader of the plotters has heard ef the attempt to kill Alien aud mukes her-way to the foundry, She arrives just. as the lovers haye made up their minds to die together, and sma-h- iug the. boited door, ith an axe saves them
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ceedingly. © realistic ~ Jast.. . evening, | | and evoked the greatest < eu- thusiasm, Messrs. Harkins, Déyo, Wire, | McRae, Beresford, French, Bradleg and |i the Misses White, Dunn, Ryan and Cieve-
land all had good ‘parte’ in= the drama, which was remarkably - well played throughout. Mr. Sarkins was
given ao ovation upon making his appear-| ance. The company 18 devidedly the be-t, that Mr. Harkins has bronght to this province, aod their repertuire ts made up of plays that have beea ‘most successful wherever staged, They deserve packéd touses every night. This afternoon a/ matinee was given in the Opera House, when that exccedingly * faany’ ecmedy “The New Boy” was played in excellent}
style. This evening the “ Bowery Girl,” & “play allustrating life _in New York’s well-knewn thorougbfare.
will be put npon the boards. The part of the Bowery, Girl wili be’ saken by: Mies Ryan, who #0 cleverly ‘Wrprreduated Joanua Lightfoot on athe opening night, and who gav@ sfi¢han, excelient ivter- pretation of Brenda Craven, last vigztit: Incidental to the play Miers Ryan and Mis¥ Dunn will appear in songs and dances, aod Mr. and Mrs. French in banjo selec- tiens. The latter are WIT and favopvily remembered in connection with Mr. ‘Har’ king visit last eeacon. Na ae
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THE TAMWORTH HOG,
Talk about the “bacdn bog” has brought the Tamworth into ‘notice, it be- ing supposed to make bacon beyond any other of the improved breeds in point of quality. Naturally the diseuss- ion excitzs cariosity about the breed, ae it is yet so little represented ia this coun— try that very few have had opportunity to eee it,and a correspondent writes us:to give him some information concerning it. The Tamworth derives designation from from the to vn of that name on the borders of Staffordshire and Warwickebire, En¢- land and is the most recently deve oped of the British breeds. The first effort it improvements was by Jonas Webb the improver of the Southdown sheep, about 1855, but the breed has been mach im- proved since his day. It is specially noted for the large portion ot jean meat which it produces, but this is due, of course, to the feedioy of which it bas ben accns- tomed for a number of generations, and it is hardly to be doubted that any cf the improned breeds would take ona similar habit of body if it were fed on nitrozenous food chiedy and was madeto rely ov pas- turetoa large extent. The Tamworth is prolific, hardy, quick growing and early maturing. The color ‘is red or brightehestnyt, inclining to ; brown 48, they grow oldet. The:black spots haya, ali been bred out of the breed.’ In frame they are quite -marsive with long deep bedies, amall beada, erect ears. and noxe inclined to be long. The coat is leng thick aud-silky.—Live Stock Journal, Des Mcines. at as ‘ Se ae « Experience proves. the merit of Hood’s Sarsaparilla... It cures all forme of blood diveases, tones the stomach, builds upithe nerves. ' Bi od;
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Hats of the best makes at very low pricés st Bruce’s. ee
A nice tie for Sunday wear cheap at Braces. os
Meet me at The Always Busy Store.
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Ladies and children’s. khitted under- vests, cotton and cashmere stockings, an norivalled assortment. at Stanley Bros., The Always Busy Store. =: 130—2i.
Grand chance to buy a handsome spring cape, one-third off all prices. See our ad. —Moore £ McLeod. «|
@ne-third off.the price of all our new spring capes. See ad for prices —Moore & WcLeed.
Charlottetown’s finést cape stock goes on sale today at 67c. on the dollar. See our
| ing meeing for the commencing to morrow is ch anged o’clock . Coolou who have been attending Council at St. Joha returned home Jast night accompanied by Capt. Sabine who succecds Capt. Prince.
on Sunday, the 20th June, will be held the exact.reryice appointed by the Queen for the occasion of Her Majesty’s Diamond Jubilee. : probably be the on!v service folowing the
Partianvent ‘and: fotly the same as that which Her Majesty gwill attend on that
will be loval enough to attend it.
leave 4 the} ment in this issue of the Ladies’ Aid So- c ety of thefir t Methodist church. They in- tend having a Feast of Days in the skating rink durivg Jubilee week. On June 22d a grand tea wil] be given from 5 to8 p m Booths representing the different days of the week, an express office and a Babies
various attractive features of the feast. The proceeds wili g) «towards paying for from a terrible death. This s¢éne-was ex-| the proposed alterations in the church, the
amount requirel)‘« "They are. going to a large’amount of trouble ia order to make
n> doubt, receive pa'rerage tiey rich'y ueserve. sit fe
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in the city.
profession in Summerside for. “some time past, has removed to Vernon River.
Royal Canadian Academy, and Mrs. Harris, are contemplating speading the summer amid the beauties of Prince Edward Is- Jand.— Montreal Star.
(formerly Miss Laura Hodgson, of Mal- peque) came honye last evening by the Northumberland. tummer months with her parents.
North Rustico, J. F. Badger,Boston, C. E.. Pye 8.8. Halifax.Joho Richmoud, Sussex; F.H. Taylor, Montreal; F. Brown, To10 Io; Rev. J. R. Munro,
digan; Alf. H. Eilis, Kenéington.
who lefe this Province for a four months, | trip to the Pacific, is back home. He took , sick and did not go further than Montreal, the doctor advising a return to his native air. stored to health.
treat which unseated Mr.
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Beer Bros. for Dress Goods.
Sr. Pavut’s Currcn. —Rev. T. B. Reagh will take the services in St. Panl’s Church to-morro®., There will be communion after the morning fer vice.
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Gosrpe. Meerinc.— Remember the Gospel Meeting in the Y. M. C. A. Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock, conducted by the railway men. Strangers always welcome. Leston, Acts 4-12,**Nq other name,”
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Sarvation'Arwy.—The Sun day even- simmer montks to 8 Eneiga Hendricks and Lieut.
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JcutLee Seryice.—In St. Paul’s Church
As the Church of Fm jand will
programme laid dowh by the Queen and
lay, we trusta large number of -citizens
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ATTENTION is directed tothe advertise-
‘\t Home” will be among the other
adies havingpgretd to raise $1°000 of the
t a grand success in every way, and will,
Rev. AL, J. McMillan, of St. Teresa’s, ie
~ De. Secord, who has been practising bis
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Mr, Robert Harris, President of the
Mre. Hales, vow of Spokane, Wash.,
She will spend the
_At the Hotel Davies: F. As Churchill;
} Antigonish; Mre. fiuriro, do; B. P. Le Mar, Quebec; J. J. Ynley, Halifax; Josepli McDonald, Car-
Tie R v. Dugald McDonald, of Tignish,
We hope he will soon be quite re:
O’Brien, to whom Callaghan gave the Hackett, has, like Willian) Sharp Larkins, received his price. He is in charge of @ spar hight at Miminigash, vice Casey, resigned. There can be no doubt now about “ithe custom
The Conservative 8 -natore and memb-rs have decijed to giy: a banquet to Sir Charles Tupper on Wednes-iuy. evening, June 9, in acknowledgment of his services as Jeader of the Opposition. The com-
and Clemow, and Messrs. George Taylor, £° GoCasgrain and E. F. Clarke, M. P’s Ta-epeaking of Premier Ito’s honor of a seat on the floor of the House, we should not. have omitte? to say that our own
ed when recently at the capital.
when an officer of the House came to in- vite him, at the Speakers Tequest, to the floor, where he remaived # short time at the right of the throne. ; Mr. Percy B. Reid, son of J. D. Reid, Esq., of Chariottetown, has returned home from Toronto, where he has resided during ‘the last six wears. Part of this time he was employed with Mr. W. H. Newsome, wel! known in this province. It is under~ stood that Mr. Reid wil become a partner Sane ryos Woolen Mills Company and
tT be eithér mane f or traveller for that, firm, , 2
Mr. Theopltilus McLeod, for many years Princ) bot the Eldon High Sghool, has just erates ed from Auburn Theolog- ical Seminary, New. York. He led his class.in:'Theology and took a very bigh standing in all the other sulj-cts. “Itis stated that hie lecture before the Cayuga Presbytery, on “Interceesory Prayer” took ajl the cleri¢al dignitaries by storm, and was most favorably commented wpon
Mr. Peter F. Clarke, died at ® private Sanitarium in Brookiya a few daysrgo. Mr. Clarke was a son of the late William Clarke, «fDaraliey, and wae well and favorably enge to maby persone in Char Jottetown and elsewhere throughout the province... He Jeft this province in 1860, and two years later entered the employ of the United’States-Goverument. He was for atime postmaster at Eufola, Ala., which position be resigned for a first-vla«s clerkship inthe war department which he
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Prince St. Wharf daily, Sundays ex- cepted, as follows.—
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am, 1.30pm,3pm,5pm,7 p m.
p m.
port ferry till further notice as fol- lows :—
daily at 6.30 amand every half hour up mittee in charge are Senatora Fergueon,| to 10 p m. 6.45 a m, thaking half hourly trips np to 10.05 p m. Sunday trips: Boat leaves Ch'town at 7 am, making half hourly trips up to 8.35 pm. Steamer Lieutenant Governor was similarly honor- | laid oif from 11.05 to 12 o’clock noon. He had | On Tuesday and Friday of each week, scarcely entered the Spesker’s gailery| steamer will run off time to accom-. modate the travelling public.
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Rockey Point Ferry, 1897.
The Steamer’ “Elfia” will leave
At 6.30 am, 8am, 9.30 am, lla m, 2pm, 4 pm, 6.30 p m,
Will leave: Rockey Point as follows: At 7 am, &30a m, 10am, 11.30
SUNDAYS. From Charlottetown at : At 9am, 12.45 p m, 2 p m, 4 p m. From Recky Point: At 0am, 1,30 pm, 3p m, 5,30
SOUTHPORT FERRY. Hillsborotgh will ply on the South- Sundavs excepted, leaving Ch’town
Leaving Southport at
filled upto thetime of his ‘death. The deceated leaves a family of four to mourn. They are Mr.Watson F Clark, and Mrs. F. A. Compton, of Surumerside, Mr. Wm. E. H. Clark, of New York sad Mrs. B. H.
ad. for particulars.— Moore & McLeod.
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A house on Dorchestor Street, next b'ock to the New Cathedral, at presen’ ocenpied by Mrs. Leahy. Poseession given
lact of June. ARTHUR G, PEAKE.
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GENUINE WEDGEWOOD JUNE MAGAZINES
HASZARD &
AUCTION!
Racing and Pleasure ‘Boats,
MONDAY JUNE 1th, 1997
at Ji o'clock
I am instructed by Mrr Jobn Joy. (for the Charlottetown South Eod boating Club) fo cell by Auction, on the above date at my Anction Rooms, the entire outfit of this Club, consisting of:—
1 Four Oared Regulation Racing Shel!, built of best Bermuda Cedar, by Elijah Ross, of St. Jen, and used in one race oniv,
1 Four Oared Shell, Bermuda Cedar, by one of New York’s best builders.
The**Rowena” double Skull Working Roat, bnilt in N. 8. and @ winser in every rece. Never was beaten. .
1 Four Oared Working Boat, in good condition. . :
1 Single Skuli Pleasafe’Boat, 15 feet
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ALSO-—Severa) other general boate, in- cluding Single Skull Shelle, and Four Oared Working, all equipped with oars — general outfit for a first-class boating club.
Positive eale with no reserve. Bid anything Terme cath.
E. H. NORTON, Auctioneer. 117—eod t} sle
NOTICE.
Having leased all fishing rights at Crosvy’s Mills, Bonshaw, I hereby give notice that I will prosecute with- out distinction anyone fishing or otherwise trespassing on said premises,
D. BOYD MILLER,
Office on “Peake’s” Wharf.
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