,..~. ..

William MacDonald,` Grand Tracadie,

N. `

A-»nii»~ru°w.»sii~»;i»s.oiia u B\'liiQl§, “Ii #bs mQ!|i.°|§l»P33» Liliae Murphy, Summerslile, 509 '

aiiino.~l.¢iie.§ -~ gms.. lui cpu

Magi

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PRINCE EDws,ii,D 1sLa_ND, CANADA, Monoav, Aooosr 5, 19<>7 _ i i1tl:'f.‘3i..9.i°.’€..“i».~2..".?.i.‘.l*s§.‘_i‘l‘.l‘.ik

‘ Fi"

,.- '-~i'~ s 1

="3'=':1 l"l"| ‘;

§§_doii_,"l._iiid Man Was

_ iidlnfiiiii TROUBLEIS A M

EVER# M6851! illllllf illlii. .oN IN Moirwco

lllsffify-*5_ii\ni,lnrdn .._0_il A if 1HlS“3i&!1‘!'°“Vl',°“°_M'S""d°" Panic- Reign# and Natives Attached'

‘ hvssrnirs uiuesnnfsss 'im ll "Hi" "ll

5:." ii. ,._,-'_f»_x‘li_.,.'._.,l _.1 ,ffl A ` , 'iff ._ -‘ -. i = E A L vs .~ L ~ iii iiiiziiii iumii “’°""°”" ° "’ 8°

. , _ .r laamg aw re __ ,_ , ___ ` Desecrated the Graves of Ch`i*is`t-

_. < < ° ` WiNnsoii,Out,August4 (Si~sciAi.)- A

ns§suj»;i;yu_=@£§iii§a aan. aeisst 0<nn` .. 1, ' , 1' ' `,i"3f "Annuity, °'¥°'¢l.ii'.i.rsiii-slit, -if lull.. on basin# wi iw. §‘i\i‘1.=/lil?" ..‘li,='t\»\1;§, ,fo thpyiolatlon oi the law dgainet_acdeptlng »ti\a».n°q,,nii~,¢,,,, , , The hifi! the largefst ever imposed in aiiei-iaiu india-y,..|iee the . uns win sefeaniée to ‘ai signer we ri by 'ine a»i‘ca- derits. i _ _Z _ The p5i‘i'ait`y" is lfhtl mahlhidih' iiiider the levi. `

N "-,,»~i\=s

»=.

. -=. >..

was no larger.

,hflidilitienal ilue ol, ovcr eighty-eight

ia long _aesA'sl_on »j__h;ili_ on may be imposed.

Sr. Joins, Aug. 2-A. J.'S. Coop, M.P., Death, in one ol ii.s most ti rrliying forms ` ' ` ' '

- at ir Wi id Wantl-

gl Dlsbv is heir. on his way mme from came to Marshall Townsend, ...nine S [fr d

at d4'(Sii|§§rALl J¢|¢i||¢£'_}‘|-|`yp|||°}||,1,,3m,,,| (1 Q1 ‘th ~ _"f »L-l'°‘u.`.!.»."h°N mlb" been °“ b“9l“°!»' diver while he was at work at thc EleCll0il_ Bill Earl Grey

‘“ ‘ "‘° °‘"’ "5 *connected with the Dominion »'

`!p`l"sctlccs were mercilessly scored. ` ,The J udge declared that the responsible

.dmolals were nothing I.-ss than thieves, _nilfi the Court held that Hllroads have no more ridge idaho nliateli lor n siilppor, thin 5 board of nssssiiois would have to make _niiéeiai nm.

_ Court regretted that the icgal penalty

_j ,lfnder s_evei§'l_h'lici.ments still' pendiiig

A. tuu~£ei.;~n»d ries. win asv. The ll_i_ati‘icui5tiiilli; aitemilaitm For i9o7i‘n'f _mice

5 ' .ol Wales* College.

The following tlie_i'esnit.e of the lldtrionlntion Era idntinhlfoi the Prince of__\_Wsiel College and Provincial Normal So\§ooi.` " 3- '. ' _

aotd! number of uiax'ks_ possible, Bw.

to ae|.400. __

oi` £iiliifih_’=_'s_f._andillg' iii` eaoh sa' ect. - ~

l33 m$2'e. l

mei-oar.

mary Meirinnoir,‘»`i¢eevie»mii's, oi.

AUITHKITIKL

Hein", omni., aiiieitoa. ioo. __ _ sois_z¢o_s.“

ri-x ’I.oe,vii§`i.°ri.,"9fi. i,

oiioohhrnli. _

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{rsii.i“'fiit.:~l'.“.°::.i‘:.:1~..i.°°-}

idiaaielhgiliet. ’mgai.._i., ioo l

. uaralirarios.

Mau, vivsrii, we ‘

.1 -I

LATIN..

John J Gal|aut,'1@?nleix ill.. }

n aD l ‘ sh,ii-i. has .i...,.i.ifi'ii, s._‘.......

ne_';~§,_¢_»s,-,\rie¢»rie,oen. , ,

4m%oae_1’etsra, New Glasgow, 656. U

Held Btoeves, Siiingsride, 641. aiawnawsee. vin mi. » nel-i-ist oiu-ir, Nertxnsdequs, oar.

Henry Contain, Alb lion. 032' William Mheboullilt. Grand Traoadie.

G°9!¥¢;‘_i,am>?l’°i‘v;9'! 1°.l'W°""» W2'

_ I‘ _ | i ° §l5‘f.l`.l‘7?.i§2’f.’.'3'§_"»,:ii’»`.'.ff`-0%

sit. n

2° 'i _ ii rli,5iHi'i"i'nfi°3» 1, AH¥\\|_r _ gh0%, tgfaill. Wi. Snow, Victoria, 498.

neu-ulxoati -seuuirildpi tw. ii'ivseisjoeiii»ot¢saa»\_sunia».nn Isabell tleboneld, Bourim HB.

l*;‘.’1l.§fi‘l.l?.‘.§“"“'.W.~'=.`.'i.."'f`

is °°'°-N I

s' . .

mnusnsimn ,¢ #tim , Katie Reid, Bamlnetlde. 573

1; ;, ,._, , -|..~..i-r...-_g, E, ~ 3', \ .' ‘,».\` \'...'

. .immi.:.°-~,.... . . ' |”A|g\||\ ' ln'e Road, it! ..........3lliiI'

‘» H' ,jgym 7, °l‘.“;°°“l7" li '__"‘i£f`~‘».,'*,f.ii1i'._ ` f`*\~"`~f ` ._ ~ .» 1. nii.‘;~ .. 1'.. V: cw.

Hel ii' T .G _ ' -;

1.ii»»°‘siinil»:il'is.__£il»\'t'\¢.'ii!U- ‘ = ‘

¢.»iz»f..c vi P .-» . -..‘ .~~<i».~ sf.

9 “L ‘ ~ '

Fa, l Q i _-` i' ‘ fill" -, ' ‘l».,_h` iii- Q if

` cf . » . 2. 1 L "

H .. 1 _'_ 'r ,.1 .~i_.,r,»-f,.- ily-', .V-,_~, _;».2.'_1\-~

_ ' . ' ‘sri . »- -

_~ -,',~,; _ - i _ .. _ _, _. _ _ is.. '

561;

‘ _Lottie Kinch, Tignlsh, 548.

sfewumin Keeping, Murray Harbor

521

Sorry McArthur, Bummersirie, 624

‘Es séipnrireon McKenzie, Ohailottetcwn.

“ .A 4 |'_,am‘b,,_ ._ Dorothy l\ioLeod,Suinm_erside,,__f’:`iil8.

il Q | I ,

smite iiitlieziitf n _$010-

l Y ‘. ,, at §ll`-*i5.r.=ilri.l.§t“i» as .~

, .a

`_~..¢i'

_i_

Marion Judson, Consolidated School.

Annie Smith, Eldon, iiill.

_Patriclg Welsh, Ne`w'Cilasg'ow, 560.

,Qonsttjioc _Buriow"s, Tryon, 559. ntssismeaeiian, siuaaiiuiic. sto. . Mamie Leiurgey, North Bedeque, *5.`i8. Frank Richards, Tignish, “557. _

'I,`oman Newsom, Charlottetown, "55‘.i. `A_.lnnie MacDonald, Charlottetown, 552. Eiva Mdtthcivs, Alberton, Mi). Jessie Eamon, Tyne Valley, 543.

Neil Hitt/ec, Malpeque, E45.

Fred qoady, Newion_Cross, 542. 1I_atfle_'d Djgient, Northam, 54l. fFloi~ence'R_at_i_ioson, Dundas, 540. Cyrus MacKinnon, _Frederic_ton, 539. _Lowell MacQiiarrie, Summersido, 530.

nth, E37. Alphonso Gaiidiii, Abraui's Village, 557. Idp Reid, Stlnley Bridge, 536. ,Mary Roberts, Middleton, 53,4.. Stella Matheson, Montanus, 534.

Nellie Hart, Alberton, "$13. Susie Mutoh, Consolidated School, 532 Uuiin Mehdysn, Canoe Uovs, 532.

Loretta McDonald, Sourls, 530. Johnston Gilll Montague. 520. Celia Noo`nsn,’éearletown, 529.

Lloyd McQnnrrie, Summerside, ‘5i8. Wallace Jenkins, Oonsolldated School,

` tiariee Tiiompsen,‘Montegue, ' 523

Roger Fowler, Ganirisl Bsdeque, 1-522

,Lucy Wickham, Montague, H0 ' _§FlorenceViokerson, Oonsolld ated School

Mattie Johnstone. Albsrtcn, 517 Eugene Dunn, Sani_`n\er`v:lle, +518

Mex nqp¢‘ri...;,idun_-ay Harm s., sis 'Josephine Arsenault, St. Chrysostoni 0

Edna Neil, Oyster Bad Bridge, 508

Alexander M_eLaqd|,Grnnd View. 507.

Lucy Stetson. Alberton. 506. Fanny Phee, Tlgnish. ‘505.

'Garde Lowther, Kensington, "%.

'Amy Dougherty, Port l!iil,_50li. ,Emery Wood, Consolidated’ School,

Miecouche, 1-|08.

_£ia'-ug W .40-. __ __ 0olo'iiil`al:i1 :cli`..l`l,.

its

Oxenham, Brookhsid, lin

Alberton, dill

North,

+450.

454. `

ilsheries.

to brlpg _about cooperation between the gov`pr(~nnii 'ot Canndaand the Upitfd

.the orrestM‘§0i-llltly made near .Eastport by the American authorities, assisted bil _the Canadian oiulser Curlew, alias "the

Mr. Conuthinlr that the continuation

oi this iirui action will result in the total cessation of iish dynainiting bv British or American vessels.

iiciiniwiifiiicr

_ii iciiiii

Rnvicniviic, Iceland, Aug 2 -At a

banquet gived in his honor last night King Frederick oi' Denuiark__ nnnounciii hi policy regardlnktho futurn relational between theDanisli crown and, Iceland, “l have inherited the Kingdom as a unlt," said King Frederick, and as such it ‘shall remain from generation to generation, lint I have 1ii.0 inherited from mv father the tradition that lcelanders are to be a free people io co~operats with the King in. framing the laws under which they are to live. I have therefore established a committee consist- ing of members oi tue Danish Rlgszag and tho__Icelnuls Albim; to arrange for legisla- tion tofdehne the constitutional position ol Iceland in the realm and to ilud a form under which the lrecdoiu oi Iceland may

doiu are preserved and ensured.

Klibourne Bell, Tryon, 478

Join. A. nuiry, ireiiym cms... 47s. '

Muriel McMillan, Fairview; 477.

Adele Newbery, Charlottetown, 475.

Mary Hogan, Cumberland. 475.

Cuirlo Bulilcrson, Charlottetown, 475 Emma Arsenaull, Abrams Village 4T2.i

Myrtle Garson. Milton, ‘470. Clifford 'l‘uruer, Tryon, “itl7. Josephi,iie~G:-.llant, Rustico, :»lil7. , Mark McGuigari. Hope River, +466.

Jane Gooden, Georgetown. +105. Priscilla Pinenu, Miscouche, ~iil2l. May M_cQuesn, Montague, Hill. Eva Moore, Victoria Cross, 4ill.

Everett Deli, Tryon, 460.

Grace Dinnis, Alherton, H80. Gertrude McPhee, De Gros Marsh,

Janie Pinenu, Duvar Rand, 1450.

Harrison Vlllctt, llunipton, H35.

Bertha Veasey, Duiistaffnuga, 1455. Melanie Arsenault, _Abrani's Village,

Alice Gordon. Brudenell, $451, Verna Van Ificrstine, Consolidated School, $451.

Howard Gavin, Alberlon, 1448.

Lemuel Riley, Milburn, 4iR.

Patricia Hughes, Shamrock, 447.

Ida \Vebstei~, Mnris, Z4-ill.

Josephine Bcnurd, St Louis, '4#ii. Hottie I/iuttart, Carleton, $440. Mary Fitzpatrick, Ssuils, 440

inns Lenses, marinus, mi. Katie McNeill, D.-Sabin, 420.

Aiicc`ItfuI{enna, Aiherten, 1ii7. l) iuglni Curr, Consolidated School.

£14. ,_ ,,

Georgie Bears, Bella Stkart.

V.ilicy,$<i .

iii. . F »

ii/mis, no _

Q bnarleii Burhoe. Bihnol .f'§'.:.i.'n.r'..., sm. wat, tal" ia, H5. » ~ ‘ <‘ 1»-`~» ` -‘i

Amy Jones, Consolidated School, -ilii.

Mnud McLeod, 01-Irelliiovf, $42!. / Sydney Miller, Charlottetown, /liil. ”" ‘

bottom of Lake Bt. Ciuir 'on Saturday.

The fishery business on which Mr. Copp Mlflhlll. °|0i|1¢‘l lil lil! filll l`l|VlDi¢ WIS emailed was an endeavour ouint had desnendul about ibn-iy rect io

inspcnt the Intake pipe at Algonac.

States 1 l 'tiiplxppression of the practice The deseelff' "M ma-do succeasmlly In 9( dyn.gig,|n"¢ ggph Tm, success that the usual way, andTownsenil apparently attended his eil’orts was well shown by went to work at once, ae tho signal ropes

indicated.

to mean a call lor more air.

air. _ , _

none being answered; they boo-imc alarm- ed and began tdhaiil tho_divci- to the sur~ hee, '

hose was broken.

Townsend 'was snifocated. _

innde, but were unavallinr.

_ ,

wiiiiilciiiii siii iiiiisi

New Yoiiir, Ang 2-At ii laie hour to-

night no arrests-'had hem made in the cases of the two women who were strap. gled to death und whose bodies who were discovered , one last night, and the other early today. Detectives have been hard at work vu the cases hut. have been . un-

be huilt___i.\p _and protected while nt the Gable to find any traces ot t|fe~D?urpcrer or some time the unity ol the Danish King- murderer.~;

The ilrst woman, who was found dead

with n necktle knotted around her thrriit in a hoarding house in 'l‘v\ ooty-second street., has been ldentiiled under several names. lt seems probable that she l Mrs, Sophia Kehrer, wife ol Jacob Kehrer, of Bui’t’aio._ The police have discovered that she l ved fat different times. in Brooklyn and Jeisey Cfly. The body who also indentiiled io'ln.y-as that of a in onion who called herself Mrs. May Graham who had recently lived in abouriiin'ghonsc,in East 2.7to street. lt. appears that the woman changed her name frequently. The woman with whom sne boarded in 20th street gave the police ii fair description ol two man who often iuillgd on her there and the police hope to be able to find them.

tiiicieo MA|ii<E_rs.

Jessie Weeks, Alberton, M30. ' ___

Ouio mo, A urust,3.-(Special) -

InIyCorn 558

UBL

Wendel.'l`idniarsh,.Ci~'town,. §45~i. __ ' '

susan Wasil-nine. coveinud. isa. Wl\°°“ ------- -

John A Nicholson, Grand View, I,-153. ,. 1, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___

Sept0orn...... .. .... ._ 52-l

r;.,,`,`twinn........ ._ we

P..r'i¢........ _ ..

Suddenly there were two sharp jerks on

pup). _ the signal rope, which the iueu above Look

_ The men immrdialelydouiiled the sup-

» Tiicy waltedlor nearly llvc minutes,

_ _ ,, `. V ‘, f, _ whoa, no furtl_l§r"-si*'rl'a,ln coming up, anil

t » , .

_ When the thick copper helmet rose u~ _hove the water it wus found that thc ali-

Heroic eii’cu-is at resuscitation were

Objected.

OTTAWA, August ~l. - (Special)-Tlicrc is

'is no foundation lor Llie Opposition story that Sir Wilfrid Laurier wanted tu

<iis_sulve pailiaiiiciii. and bring on iiii i:lectiun_ at once, but was prevented, by

Eiirl__Gi'ey, who liislstcd thu prviiiici' should keep his pi oiulae to Borden. sir ivriiriu imc not sem iiuri ii.-ty

oillclnily, sincclnsi. winter.

The (.io\'i-riiiiient liiis no intciiiinn

oi holding lin eli-cilon iiiilll after' auotlisi' session, and never hui had.

__ Evcnli it had the Governor (i.-ncrnl _has too true asenss oi his constitutional position to object.

.~llIEii]lllPl|SHl|]

lllVlNlUlllSS

MiiNrRif.Al.,Au1._r.'2. -A fascinating your g

women, dr-sci'il1i=d as n brilliant conversa- tionalist; well versed in the aifairs oi tho world and in the ways of man n.i.d womankind has been dazzling, bewilder- ing and 'swlndling the hotel managers und clerks oi' the large Eastern cities oi the United States.

She has assumed the dignity and coin‘

ported herself ns to the manner born, of Lady Eva Fox-Sti-angwny, oi ilchesi-er, the'pri=sent occupant ni ihc far ianiedlici- land House-that historic Kensington mansion which sine: the days ol Addison ` has been the scene oi' the most brilliant gatherings ofthe great of London.

It was a large role to play lint sho

.apprars tn hsvc acted the part with the necessary perfection. The principal hotel 'men of Montreal have been notified from New York and Philadelphia to be on their guard against this Englishwomnn of distinguished appearance, who, whiic in ihoss cities selected on short iotioe the most luxurlouslsuitcs of rooms, p.-iid for them wiih bogus cheques, lnrgci' in all cases than the uinciiat of her bills and thus succeeded in gettipg iiway with a conslderal ie uinouat ol money.

iiiii Hiiis

|i_v_iiii iuwi

f IANGIEB, Aug, 2-Eight Europeans have been slain at Casablanca by rebel bands ol Arabs who have invaded iiio town.

Dr. Mernli, who arrived herelaat night

on n Berman si/eniner which brought a number of Jews and refugees from Casab- lanca, is the bearer of n report from the French charge d'ail'aires here showing that the slnuehter oi Europeans in Casablanca wiui an out/coins of it puliry oi' war preached by the Arabs for tlie extor-

, _,.__.__._._.____

miniitlon ol Europeans.

Edith Mun'-7’ Mmmy H’“`l’°" S°“u’- Keep `l|inara'| Linimenl lil lilo house on M°“‘l‘Y“ ““ml"’f "f Ami’ Chlffi 'l‘immiore the I-and ues:-.lublurl, iiiul,

"‘ilB»,, _ . , . _ __ iiccoiiling Lo the c\ir~i.oiii~1, ii|i;i0iiiti:il tliulr

i i» i 4

.iei\aw.im1¢od.Rinress. n_ ` ,, B Beatrice Areeriaiilh "K Ulmbll. MAIOR A “_ NMKE (mmm ’ “ye”

"another ali. V " ‘ l

x°“|° M 6 D ’ W -ne who Commended No.2Go.4th Regiment C. A. (RE. Ll nt Pemwawa.

Bfllllb Dlvyllillh B~'d"fi\l°\ M-'5~ >)_ iiliinf limi iiiullnc riiun in thu liigli iliuiinr

l l

'l‘AN<iii:i¢. August »i.-(S,iecinl)~-'i`h|.-

situation at Cisn Iliuiica grows mor.-

lscrlnus every hour.

Panic reigns, and :ill tlic Europeans urs-

lv:i\'luK.

Under thc guns of the Fi'-:ucli cruisers

llie natives iittuiikeil the refugees, ami being irlglitcned iiwny proceulcd to the

' 5

Christian Cemetery and ilu; up the bodies there and burned them.

l-`ranr:e and italy are making urraiige-

uieiits to send n joint aruiy and exact stern reprisals.

French troops are nlrciifly iuobiilzid in.

Aigrrlii.

The ocuupit o i it is proclaimed, will be

only teiiipornry.

Eighteen

. . i

Si>iziNf:iiii,i., Aug. 2.--There is ro

chiiuge Iii the strike situaiion tonight-, nail the mines ur.: lille. 1690 people being _cut nf work. Pioneer Lodge livld aregular meeting this evening, but there was no discussion ut the question at issue,

A telegram was ie:eived from the

depuiymlnistsr 0( labor expi sssinu roirror. that thc strike had been culled penuu.,,

,entered Cssiiblancri :ind ilenninvli rl th; t the harbor lmiiroveinent worlxs reuse. The Pasha 0fCae‘nl>lancu pointed outlliai; tho work was beliigdonnwiili the riiinctioii of the Suliiiii. whereupon the clilcfs rn plied Lliiit the Siiliun was no lungri- ilinir ruler, as lie ob:-yi-ii the Eiiropeuiic, 'i‘lir‘._v

then bcgiiiilto incite ii .Lives ni the 1<Iiir°_ opoans In the town. On Tucsdiiv iiioi-ning the natives began their ulteick by stoninu aEuropei\ii, and when ine iiinn tried to flee lic was surrounflcil uiiil haickcfi to pieces.

Sllllllill IN lHl NUHTH WEST

01"r.\\\'i\, Aug. 2 -In the wilils of Ks-o

wntln, triliiiliustoiiisiinrl Cnniiil’:iu ,ins- tice liiiva claslicd. and .loscpii und .i.u-la Fidlir, ilie rfhicf, and the mvdiciiic iii»iii of the Sandy Ln|re`Ci'ces ure unriur nircst at Norwiiy House."1‘hey will be trlcil ini' the murder nf u squaw.

'.l`lic wniiiun, who is of the some minu-

iind blood as the two pi-isoneiri. frll sink in the sprint: iinil iicciiiiiii r‘lcllrlcii~. 'l`hc Indians of this district belicvc tlini. when u sick persons hecoincs delirious, iiii evil spirit. or wendlgo liao ciiicred lhciu. 'l`lii.-y believe |,liiitif the persoiidies naturally the wcniligo escapes lo the woods, piir suris and irlgiltcns iiwuv tliciqariiv, iiiiil fiiininc follows.

of choking the rick siiuiiw ihni. the spirit might not eiuiipn with thc piissing but mightreinniii iiiiprisciicii inthe ilfsatl body in the prelienlw of the whole bniiil. The ciiici rind tho ineiliolne iiinii cir- rieii out the instriicticii. A piece ofciinvnu ivnsplacsd about the sliiiuwyi neck. and then the noone of u ropf. This being tightened by the l\\'o it-ii it-rs ul the bnnil, the ruvinps of the woiiian were stopped, the cvilsplrli, wiis liiiprisonefl. niitl the

THE BIG STRIKE

4_TsS3.§1sGH1LL

Miners’ Lodge Meet' ' °

ing Receives Advice'

But Does Not Discuss It-Twenty= first Strike in Springhill in

Years.

t‘ie sitting of the board ol urbitrlilifn, and aii\'li~iin,¢ rospi-ctive interests to avail themselves ni the good olllces cl’ the board of conulliiition, 'i‘|ic ininiiiuriilso advised the cliairuiun nor,-ordiiiuly.

The iiicssiige was not discussed by the

l idge. It was agreed that should the loigds rrpresenlutlves be called by the _ .ri ili~-y have iiuilioriiy to deal with all matters now in rlispuie. The meeting esproiiilly ilccliircil ilielrclaims were lust nuii <¢ii:lii', find that nothing short of full coiicessions would be ucuupluble.

On resuiiiiiig its sittings todayjlie board

sonic time algo by the miners, unpouncud through Judge Patterson. the chairman, lhut us u smilie had been duciared by the iiicii und was now On, further proceedings before the board, for the present atleast, ~eoiu.ii fuiiln. llc accordingly adjourned she meet ng of the loard, to be recalled if necessary, on iiotlec from the chairman

For the second time, therefore it appears

\li.ii priicceiliiigs for con:-.iliiitioii under l.iir~ liilior ilispuius nut have been rvjc-‘utl'rl. This is the twoiity ilrsl stilkc utSprin|rhIll in uipglitecr yr‘ui-.=.

The streets l. .< ~~ 'u-,cii crowded, and groups are ov.-,i~ ‘~_-re earnestly iliscues- ing thc siluulloii.

THE WEATHER.

_'l'oiioN'i'u, Anil, »i tSpcciu!)~\\'eal1er|y

\\iml.~, fresh io strong uniil evening, iulr,

iiiuiiuiiiiuly wiirni.

Coiidciiscd Advcrtiscllltiiis

Toi into fox- iliie-isidciition.)

}\§“,5E?‘. PAGE 6 FOP RA TE5§

FOR S.\I.E-A_larly`i-i wheel, almost as _ good as new. Apply to Russ and lliutilicws. 8--'i<‘|r§l|.

“I AN'i‘i~Il)-A* good ulty girl with ii. ' fair ciiuuiitlon lo learn the typo setting.-Apiily nt (lunrdtnn oillco.

wx,’ANTIiIl)-ily young lady, position

u.~i siciiugiwiiilier, or bookeener. For

fiill inforliiulioii npply Lo A, I). li., Boi( .'»2l2, (Jllv. H-Giililprl

\\'A’i`Gil l.0S'l‘ »-tlciitleiunii's gold.

w:itnli,(oiii~hii‘ii attached, ri1ono~

grnm li.G. li. on luiclc: bviwcrn Cliff ilnti-l und City. Apply ut Ilasmrd SL Moore'.~'. N ljdtiipd.

N`/'ANTED~»iiL one-\, ii sniurt youll#

` man with exprrieiice lu bnrberinu.

lined ciiiploynieni. for the right mar. Gongeninl qiiartt-rs. Wilte stating Hillary iinil oxpi-riencc. Fiiwnld Biibinenu,

Panic prix'-rvod. ,

Mlurd’r Llnlment used by Phvilclans

Any Guardian reader

who receives ndirniy print- ed, badly printed, badly folded. badly cnt, badly addressed, badly wrapped, torn, soiled or incomplete paper of whatever issue will kindly notify the Sub~ scripiiou Drparimfnt at once

Box lil-3, Moncton, N. ll. 8~5l3i

I ()S'l`-Saturday noun, between Reddlrt , I llros. and Viliium MoIunle'.UnlD¢-

quo Road, ii pair oi’ instep slwpnrterr, brown leather with ulckil plate sei/tim( iiiiiiernenth. Finder please lriive no lleddin Bros. il-5f|3lD'l-

REMEMBEII.-That everybody realli* _ morning paper as the news ie thi' i fresh and up-to»d/ite, and that ni. snin i time during the day everybody in i-heir

io buy the fzooiin advertised while their mimi in stil bright und active

hJOH SALE-A niimhcr oi rolls of

henvy wr-ipping uipw, suituliin

for the lining r-l' outhiiilillrign or wrap- ping linsvy pi\ii'i-ls. About lti llie toiliii ioll. lfivs- oi-rirsn roll while ihrv liisi. Apply lu ilrnrillnii Oilice. =i~iiliil .

S'i`ilEl<;,\'-i-roni thu piisiiirc. l{-~»aimi-

mn llaiigv, August l..\, between nine

thirty nod ten p.iu.. one lluiitiiriy horse, bi-wk iuliné-=, ir-wit lest shml with l~i\rr»-fi »i.n.»u; iii\'ii»»ii by iionry I-`»-runroui P. E l. iliailiviiy; also one dark l~r\v hnrifi-. w t i wiiit-» biiidioni. rm neil by Christopher \\'f,f,\.|.i~iu\‘, Park Siren. i`ie\\~-nl lor

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