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’ | fact that husinessdocals, advance notices *

,ofmeetiugs etc.. must be left at this ~

lcilice not later than 4 o"clock. p. rn. to _ n~ure 'nsertion the following morning

Local and Provincial Items ol Ha... ...ly

al y I saf-itir"ryreii.1\iasa; Mrs 1-: A' Has- »

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1 tings and three 'children Mass; P D . _ E 5 ' Slocu:nRI. 27-Miss Unsworth,CH‘. ‘. _. __ J __-_ » iionvgworth, city. 28-W H Hawkin, - `

_ .\ T : Mr and Mrs Morton, Montreal. lm; 5 ~`

Gleangd By ‘Gu3rd|3_n` Repgrf- 29-Mrs Wentwell, NY City- Miss A g - ~

ll Douglass, New Jersev, \\ alter Ma

Prs and C0", S theson city so-AE Massie Frede

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“"5 Bud," af "anpmngs Round "tm, T Fenncll. cttv; A Lefurgev, L Hunt . gif _...els _

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t I-n snld ¢h’ap_ obtained not tai from the grounds, and

Specials

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,Q . °’ County Court.

‘ ° 8,- The Auvust sittings of the County

feet; qnttmg’ Womb “JC Court of t2uC;en`s Coubnty will be held all ~ UC-UOW 600 €&Cl]. -as follows: lst Circuit at Elion.Belfast,

Tuesday, August; :End Circuit at

Bonshaw, lriday. 5th August, Lird Cir.

Wh°t cuit at Dunstaffnage, Tuesday. 9th

I e August ~tth Circui: at New Glasgow.

gg siziis b- to 40 inch, per-

Friday 12th do: .Sth Circuit at Clifton \'e\\ London Tuesdiv 16rd do 6 Cir

Sh I Cuit at Chaildttetowii; Tuestl iy Qiird dot

Made so as to ensure

potato bug is putting in cood work the

20l'I1f0I‘L. The niaterial last few Cavs, and the faimer is waving

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is alwavs 0-ood the Sizes the usual war against him. -Few mack-

' ° ’ erel are taken along the north file of

are all correct the fin

_ > " the Point, and suing on the south sife of lSl1 8.lW2iyS lille best the Scuth Lake and West River, but 1.00 each nothing like the old time catches. . But

little hav-making has been done here

The hay ia fair crop but no

ueatlzerto cure it -The picnic came cff

at East Point lighthouse and was a sue-

cess. The strawberry festival also came cff at Kinvsborouvh in a field of Arthur

or , Hobe7tson?s, by tlie shore of the beauti-

ful West Biver. The attend tnts were

the new Shapes, courteous and capable, the! crowd glas

- - numerous, appreciative an respects. e.

made up 1_1] Samui lung' the auctioneer, William McLean, o u.

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llll 8I1Cl Plqllf-3. lar. energetic and experienced, and the

proceeds satisfactory I believe these

TIIQSQ a|°Q fha Iafn tea meetings* or tea parties are an in- stition peculiar to this Island alone. and

som thing may be said in their favor,

,andinuclifcan be said a°'a` st th . d

,, in em an

asthey have been reco nised in some

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shape cr other with some diff rent

modifications and varied attractions by

nearly every church on our Island and

as newer and more ques/tionable feiitures

are constantly being added for the pur-

AI] new up to date pose cf parting a ceitiin man, often

_._ . ' mentioned in Scripture. and his money,

ds' arehs- as exhilarating fluids can alwa s be

W ’ SOIDBUIDCS ll! Opel] Slld dll`r3C{ COIIDBCIIOD

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ant one with tnem-fluids which excite all the

come and ssel mercurial autlcoinbative qualities of the

lhuman race, is it not time for the

thB||\; churches to ask where is this going to

end? Where is the horde-1' land between

‘ right and wrong? Where does right

end, and wrong begin? To the students

of hum: n nature some laughable ano-

malies are observable at these tea parz-

_ f ~ its. The politician and the would-be

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This week we oder two lines of Ladies Shoes, K Chocolate colored Don- gola, turn soles ard self tip. Youcin have your choice of Oxfords or the .straps with two buttons for e. pair. "Stylish, well finished, dur~ able shoes at a low price.

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We have wc advertise, We &dverIi>`e wc have.

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H Wg .-`. rich’y illu~'tratcd;can `:°_l1~tnbout half price at‘Horiisby's Book

‘T ttf §“mD“A few boarders can be comfort

q,“‘°°°mm0dntcd at Mrs' J A Canicron'; Wag” Street. Anplvat once. *life

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£255

-the bu lding at pri. ent occupier igtkxlze Bro~ neat to \lcLeod a N _R@Uép;t£_ep; Pos~e~sion gli en

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;5el1&°nco{iifort uae 'sud leasanthv

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Illaallf Of the refideiice of the late Chief Ch Ulrr. now in occupation of Coni- m0(,e5_°@~Ho: and cold wfitcrnt same AD i0_.ate-l~'..~~»><-ioii given 1stMny

pl lu H J.izne~ Fnliiier. Chtown.

%,8‘“-I--~1~'n'.ire.- in Masonic Temple

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ni:tt;`e_ i~._i.f_»-_it-y can do so without __~`o.l~;-time orders for our mem- The I.ift,-of Gladstone." by ‘Min iiitroduction by the

ot l~lducation,Dr.Ross. classic. The story of

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“IMT 'E HAVE 'E AMER]-'SE' politician are always there. and their HAT IE ADVERTISE WE HAYE.”

wives very often cccupy proiuiuent pcsitiorzs cn the grounds and at same ‘ tea parties, thouffh ardent and devot all

gross great admiia'ion for the doctrines of the reformation. or on the other hand they iiiiy be direct descend ints of McAllu:n More. ani believe in the principals ft: whitlizhe contended. yet at a tea party of the siiltable complexion they may express themselves as being strongly in favor cf the Divine right cf kings, :intl speak Zavorally of the liberalty and tolerance ot the present day among all denominations. The local merchant is there too and his wife often sends a cake of literal proportions, :-cveral series in height, fantastically arrayed in all iiriiginable toggery with seciei instructions to some cf herfrlends to bid it up to a respectable figure. and= though she Inav be a lineal descendant of Jenny Geddes, at the suitable tea,

of the higher ritualism, or on the other hand she may claim Graham of Cfaver- _ hott: e as her anccster, and secretly glory in his exploits and yet at the pro- ptr time she may proclaim the virtue and the fortitude of tue Cameriuia-is. and the covezianters.

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last day for serving writs of summonses

Light and dark Color. lfor the Charlottetown Circuit of the

Essrisiiy IrE1us.- The rerseveiing

she expresses herself :isa great admirer 1

, ° \ . Sumrnersidei ' 31-Fred E Morris.Mon:.l

Grant. W Davis. citv Dr H M Jewett

Hogan.Missfs E and A Hogan.R Grant, Clara Grant, Chas Fay. Root Crockett, Miss Dutcher, Chas Weeks, city.

Os the invitation of Rev. Mr. Browne.

pastor of the Baptist church of North River, quite ti number of the members of tie Church of Christ attended divine service at that place Sunday evening. The rev gentlemen took for his text the latter pa rt of the twenty-first verse- of the twenty-second chapter of Matthew: “Render therefore uu'o Caesar the things which are Caesar’s, and unto God the things that are God's.” It was certainly one of the most intensely earn- est and practical sermons to which we ever listened, and plainly set forth the duty of man to man, and man to God. The speaker was especially impres- sive when he made a plea for gieater union among Christians here below, and said it was but a foretasre of that grand- er union which would take pface bye and bye when those who have had their robes washed and made white in the blood of the Lamb would stand in spot- less ptirity before the eternal throne of the most High. The singing by the choir was really fine. an anthem being rendered in a most finished and beauti- .ful manner. indicating how true it is that the gospel may be preached in song. At the close of the sermon a short social meeting was held in which several of the visiting brethren, and others took part. The singing of “Jesus lover ot' mv soul',” ‘°_Nearer my God to Thee,” “Blest be the tie that binds,” and other familiar hymns was grand and inspiring. After rising and singing “Gcd be with you till- we meet again.” the rev gentlemen pronounced the benediction and ii. blessed meeting was brought to a close._"IOM.

TRADE AND SHIPPING

PJRT OF CH_\¥.OTTETO\\'X.

Ang. 1.-Arr. Foiigere, Arichai ;Ell:i

Maud. Irving, Rfchihucto; Avon Leet, Gaspe. P Q; A S Townshtnd: Whittle, Picton; Minnow, Duplacy, Buctouche; Li7_zie M Myers, Loch Leven; Morning Light, Richards, Port Hawkesbury; Ai.-nic Laurie, Allen. Loch Leven; Frederick William. Heins. Richibucte. ~ Aug. 1.-Cld. Emma Proctcr, Proc.

discllllei 01 Iilnacllui L0}`0l\`~ they PIO- Vtor, Hiver Inhabitants; Ella Maud, Ir-

ving. Richibucto: A S Townsliend, Whittle. Pictou; Minnow, Dup`acy,Buc- touche; Julia Ward, Rober:scn,Sydney; Frederick William.1 Hains, Richihncto; Victory. Livingstone; No. Sydney; Ethel Aggie. Phtilen, Bathurst; Mary

Alice, Coliord. Por; Malcolm. N S.

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by a purely vegetable, harmless home treatment. Immediate results. Normal appetite. Calm sleep and clear brain. No injections or bad after effects. ' lndispuzable testimony sent sealed. Address K HE DIXON CURE CO._40 Park Ave., Montreal.

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2; From some of the most cel .ll bt-ated makers in the world, ll OI . -- ll will be here in a. few days from ll gg N ll == the looms of Germany, Eng- == land, Scotland and Cana.da._ == All new patterns , fashions, sl == latest productions, selected for

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as Leading Fashionable Tailor.

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_ London August 3rd. -

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Ch‘town May 12. ’98

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W C Cook. S T Mcliie E B McKie, F Blakel’ H Blake, H McKie, Hairy

R 1, in clan. Mr. `i\ie.\'.i11 inns itief Gregor, R T Merlin. D McGorin, F S Chandler. W Collings. M O Hogan.Mis

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worth Miss H ndman Mr and

and all Summer Hats.

A beautiful line of Dress Goods 160 for T050 _ 150. Goods a few pieces left attic. yd. _ _ ' VVe have Big Bargains-all we want is for the people to call on us and see prices." `

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UE ,Rb yt H D\H=O\ and “m Waddell city I-]Gastin<>' Brantford R

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We are making quick work of the balance of our Straw Hats. Linen Hats, Crash Hail,

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP! MEN.

- to have us engrave your

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on a. ten~cent coin for f.’5c'! Or may be you wouldliketo have something done in the ’ line of Silverware. Our H Mr. YV. T. Wellner has 0 had private instructions .

at a. very great expense, 0 from one of the best en- gravers in Boston, and he i feels .sure you will he .

pleased. I

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Must have Watches They’re necessary. Can’t 73 do without them.

We would like to have the 5 pleasure of showing our 33 watches to any intending 5 purchasers. 3 “We’ll give you a. reliable "° watch. “We’ll price. “We’ll satisfac

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If you require a nice comfortably fitting spectacle to read with in the

evenings, or a. pair to wear all the time, good fitting and stylish, we can suit you. . _

A large stock of complete spectacles and eyeglasses, also frames,lem.'¢,

andrimless go ods on hand.

We fit: you the right pair Hrsb when a.dvisa.ble, but sometimes give l

weak glass first, to be exchanged after using a time for the stronger lense; in this way the eye gradually gets accustomed to the RIGHT GLASS 'ro' WBAI.

If medical advice is needed ‘before wearing we will tell yon so.

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NOTICE

Owing to the death of thefsenior partner of the firm of Fin

layson & McKinnon it becomes necessary to give notice that all overdue accounts must be paid without delay.

~ The business will be continued at tfhe Old Standaa

usual, where the largest stock ever carried in all lines can be S6811

. All our customers are cordially invited to call and see ua.

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