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SS al = ee ALMANAC FOR JULY, 1886,
MOON'S CHANGES,
New Moon Ist day 6h., 54.1m., p. m., W.
First Quarter 8th day, 9h., 5.7m., a. m., N. E. (below horizon.)
Full Moon 15th day, 1Th., 56.4m., p. m., 8.
Last Quarter 24th day, 3h., 89m.. a. m., S.E.
New Moon 3lst day, th, 13.3m., a. m., N. (beiow horizon).
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“ This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men,
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1886.
USE,
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having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evurrres.
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Black Cashmeres, Black Cashmeres. Black Cashmeres, Fancy Dress Goods, Fancy) Press Goods, Fancy Dress Goods, Dress Mustins, Dress Muslins, Dress Muslins, Printed Cotton, Printed Ceiten, Printed Ceitoa,
Seersuckers, Seersuekers, Seersuckers, White Pianes, White Piques, White Pigues,
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Ch'town, June 16, 18386.
» Large assortment—very Low Prices.
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All new shades and materials.
Been , ~ New patterns—Very cheap—elling fast.
{ 10,000 yards \ just opened.
as ‘ aes New Goods— Selling fast. t
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4 Large stock from 7 cents up—Excellent value.
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NEWSON & CO.
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Ch'town, June 15, 1886.
SEAOIL a RUSTICO BEACH, P.
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Our own manufacture of Boots and Shoes are celebrated throughout the Island, and are
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SOLE LEATHER, wholesale and retail, cheap for cash.
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THE PALACE STEAMERS.
OF THE
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Leave St. John for Boston, via Eastport and Port- ; iand, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at) 8.00 a. m. ;
Leave St. John at 8o’clock every Saturday night for
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G. A.SHARP, F. W. HALES, Pr. Bb Bae P. BE. L Steam Nay. Co.
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L. ARTHUR & CO, GENERAL Commission Merchants,
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Ch’town, June 17, 1886.
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IS-FINEST FINISH.
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CLOTHING —87,000 worth of Redv-Made Clothing to select from. Will guarantee the b+st value in Clothing ever offered on MAYNARD BOW MAN, Dom, Analyst. Halifax,
$1.25, Men’s Suits froin $4.59 P. E Island,
A fiae stock of English ‘Vorsteds, order atclore prices
A big stock of Gents’ Furnishings, Men’s Cotton Shirts, 25 cents up.
Al! oar Goods are sold at the Cheapest Prices.
Please call and see for yourselves.
J. B. MACDONALD,
QUEEN STREET.
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Valedictor; Address. To Miss Annie Ayers, Teacher of the Primary Department of the Tryon School.
Drak Mapame,—Having learned with deep regret that you purpose leaving your present post of duty at an early date, we, the inhabi- tants of School District No. 85, beg leave to address you on the eve of your departure, and express our very high appreciation of your valued services during the six years you have been engaged in teaching.
Your methods of unfolding and expanding the intellectual taculties of the youthful pupils under your care, together with the skill in management and discipline so apparent in the
;government of the school, have given the
most entirs satisfaction ; and we feel assured that under your instruction in the rudiments of general knowledge, so essential at the out- set, our children have been laying the founda- tion for a good, thorough education.
The attention you have given to the devel- opment of the musical powers or the children is most gratifying. A double advantage is thus gained, not only in rendering the Schoo! more interesting and attractive, but a veal benefit is thereby conferred upon the boys and girls in the cultivation of the musical talent, which, in fa. t+: many instances, is suffered to remain dormant for want of proper develop- mene.
Your general deportment while among us, as a friend and a Christian, has been uniformly ofan elevating tendency, exerting a gradual yet constant and powerful intaence over those with whom you have been associated, and especially over those under your constant instruction.
We congratulate you upon the well-earned reputation accorded to you by the Superinten- dent of Education, ot haying one of the best Primary Departments in this Province.
Most gladly would we have retained your services in the future had it been possible for you to have remained, but we must, though reluctantly, acquiesce in your decision.
In saying ‘‘ good bye” beg you will kindly secept this purse as a slight token of regard, with our very best wishes for your future welfare.
Signed on behalf of the inhabitants of said School District,
J. J. SKINNER, Baptist Minister. Gro. HARRISON, Methodist Minister. ALEX. ROBBLEE, Joun N. Learn, Rosert Learp, Tryon, June 29th, 1886.
REPLY.
To J. J. Skinner, Baptist Minister, Geo. Har- rison, Methodist Minister, Alexander Rob- blee, John N.. Leard, and Robert Leard, on behalf of the inhabitants of Tryon North School, District No. 85.
Dear Strs,—Words fail me to express my thanks for such a manifestation of esteem and affection contained in your address, and for
| the very haudsome purse you have presented
me with.
This unexpected expression of kindness from those with whom I have lived so long, and with whom I have spent so many pleasant hours, I shall ever cherish with fond remem- brance,
It is with feelings of sorrow I sever the ties that bind me to this place; but, wherever my
lot may be cast in the future, I shall always:
be pleased to know that I carry with me your esteem and affection.
Sincie Copies Two CEnTs. te
TOL. 19.~NO. 87...
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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* Pioughshare” on Temperance.
Sir,—In your paper, which I am most happy to see you worthily devote to the discussion of all questions pertaining to the good of the community, permit me to offer a few remarks on a subject in which all are
‘more or less interested.
The Temperance qaestion is one which no moral or Christian man can shirk. It presses itself upon the attention of every man of integrity, for he is his brother's keeper. It is a question at the present time which should call forth the best powers, noblest gifts and strongest ener- gies of every nght-thinking and moral- hviag member of the community, for the monster vice of intemperance is reigning in onr midst, we might almost say, without let or hindrance. This is true of the ‘sland generally, but especially of the city ; and
i molested.
for the present, we!
all, or nearly all, wink at it or act as if ench a disgraceful and immoral state of affairs did not obtain amongst us. Now aud *gain the faree of bringing some old woman retailer, or effeminate man offender of the same kind to justice, is committed; but the wholesale vendor who does a theu- sand times as much injury to the country, because, I ween, he isa man cf inf:uence, is allowed to ply his nefarious calling un- The trial, too, of these law- breakers, which is too often much more lixe a ludicrous play than of a legal pro- cess of stern justice—consisting, generally, of a series of postponements until the case is finally dismissed—bespeaks much. The ordinary hearer smiles as he listens, and as he listens he thinks—thinks if those who sit in judginent were put on the stand and the truth evoked, many a tale of thrilling interest would be told of law-breaking ii high places.
Now, what avails eny law if it remains a dead letter upon’ the statute book? The Scott Act, though defective as vegards the machinery for its enforcement, if used in accordance witu its utility and power for overthrowing this crying evil, would un- questionably remedy this lamentable and shameful state of affairs. It has done good service. For seme three months, at one time, liquor could scarcely’ be obtained within the limits of the city. Why the
change? During that time the Tem- peranee Alliance, acting under the wise and energetic counsel of their worthy head, who has since passed
away, were most vigorous in the discharge of their duty. The clergy of all denomin- ations, hurled their thunderbolts without stint and without mcrey, and al! seemed to jact ae if the grand old cause of temperance demanded theit§ noblet efforts —but why ithe change’ Why the lethargy’ Why ithe indifference? Why the nonsense im i reference to temperance candidates, in the way it was undertaken? Surely not owing |to politics, ete.
Monthly deliverances to the police, ‘no matter how eloquent and power- | ful, will not avail, {if they,— ‘both the magistrate and the police—
, be not God-fearing men and haters of un- righteousness. The ablest and the wisest
If I have been at all succussful in my work, {legal enactments will be of mo service
much credit is due to the parents who have | unless put in operation. Will | helped and encouraged their children at home, | our land te be rid of this curse everythix } s 3
But if we want
receive personal attention, Charte’s, Freights | and also, to the trustees who have taken such | nonsensical and hypocritical must be dis-
j and Vessels for the United States, Newfound- \land, West Indies, South America Ports. oe Stone and Oil Freights.
| April 12, ’86—3mos
~ ABSOLUTE PURITY, |
THE following ananlyses (made by the Domin- | ion Analyst) of three BAKING POWDERS
‘sold in tbis market should put a stop to the. unjust efforts of the Royal to mislead ‘he public! as to its being the only pure Powder, These im- j partial tests show that other Powders are as pure | and wholesome:
W. SAUNDERS, Dom. Analyt, St. Jchn, N. B.
j reports :
' Royal—Contains Aikaline Carbonates—a mixture | consisting mainly of Bi-Carbonate of Soda { and Cream of Tartar—aduilterated with about
i 20 per cent. of Starch.
|W. F. BEST. Dom. Analyst, St. John, N. B., reports :
| Pure Gold—Contains Cream of Tartar, Carbon-
ate of Soda—fresh and pure. (sain lv, 1882— Not adulterated;
same as usual. April 7, 1883—Not adulterated same as usual,
{ Jane 4, 188i--Fresh and same composition as usucl.
pure ;
N. 8S., reports :
Seoteh and Canadian Tweeds, which will be made to WOODILL'S ; Of good quality; contains nothing
/ injurious.
Woodill’s German Baking Powder }.3i
a reputation for purity and whulesomeness now ‘nearly 30 years, May 21, 18386.
Is27 = = = 1886. T. & EB. KENNY,
Dry Goods and Shipping,
HALIFAX, CANADA.
T & EE. KENNY, (F. CC, MAMON)
‘Ship Owners and Brokers,
Geusral Commission Merchants,
iG} GRESHAM HOUSE,
Bishopsgate Street, LONDON, E. C., ingland, | Seotts and Vaughans Codes. March 29, {8°6.
RANKIN HOUSE.
' THE undersigned will lease for a term of years the above wel! known Hotel, situated on cor- ner of Water and Pownal Streets, in Charlotte- town, Prince Edward Island. Possession given on the 1-t October next. Any information required will be given, either by letter or personal interview.
J.H. GRAY, DAVID —. Chtowm Jim 19, KE0—~sualé 2aw ber jour
a deep interest in school matters. | carded,
I can assure you that, if my poor services have given satisfaction, amply rewarded.
I shall always look back with pleasure to the time spent in the school room, where I
found the pupils diligent, thoughtfu! and | My wish for them is that they may be | ? ’
kind. successful in prosecuting their studies. an when their school days are enced, they may be prepared to fil! useful positions in society and the world.
Thanking you for your kindness in
‘Teacher.
Senator Scott and the Government
(St. John Sui.)
The report that Sir John A. had offered a seat in the cabinet to Hon- Senator Scott lacks confirmation. The Premier might do a worse thing than to make the proposition, and the Senator could scarcely do a better thing than to en- tertain the suggestion if it should be made tohim. It is known that Hon. Frank Smith is not desirous of remaining in goveruament. Mr. Scott has been regarded as the opposition leader in the Senate, but of late he has been one of the opposition members who do not fiercely oppose the policy of the government. As a member of the Mackenzie government he was charac- terized by industry and cautiousness. He was a minister under Mr. Blake when the latter was premier of Ontario, and secretary of state under Mackenzie when the latter was premier of Canada. He seems to have so far accepted the principles of these statesmen and maintained them that the present position of Edward Blake, the Rielite, is not satisfactory to him. The Sun does not know thet there is the slight-
Macdonald
again, but is willing that he should, al- though his doing so would deprive the country of the sicithies o; some sensible opposition criticism in the seuate. aie think of Senators Power and Alex- ander as lead«rs of the opposition in the upper house. And Senator Scott himself
phemy. — ———— tl Horsford’s Acid Phosp ate.
I feel more than |
past, and hoping kind Providence may favor [Fonds
the |
' est ground for the rumor that the author | of the Scott Act may becume a minister)
It is
and things and deeds of candor
substituted in lieu thereof. If we wish
intemperance to be crushed out of existence,
leveryone of us must stand in the gap;
leveryone of us must do our duty.
Yours truly, PrOUGHSHARE,
Boston Markets. Boston, June 30.
Potarors—Choice old Potatoes are in light
the | supply, and advanced to 65 and 75c. at the
: a
wharf, sold
Island Chenangoes from
you with health and prosperity in the future. | at 55 te G0c. New Potatoes were in liberal I remain yours truly, | sup, on Monday, with sales at $2.50 to $3.00 ANNIE AYERS, [per bri.
Ecos—The improvement in the Egg mar- ket is maintained, ovt there is no disposition to respond to much further advance at
‘te ge Kastern extras command i4c.; New
ork and Vermont 13}c.; Canada and P. E. Island 13 to 13hc. Cannep Goons—Lobsters are in far de-
0 und and have been advanced to $1.65 and \$1.70 per doz., duty paid. Mackerel are ‘ower and selling at 55 to 6%,
| Frsu-~There is no increased animation in ithe jish trade, and prices remain same as last Queteu
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Was tasy ou the Poor Fellow. Lawyers are not at all bad. They have \feclings if you can only go deep enough. Perhaps you would need a diamond drill te ltouch some o: them, but they’re there when | you use the Giamond dri!l. The shearing |of the sheep business is a delicate anda fine ‘one, but alawyer up in the country will i probably be warded the razor. He was ‘called to defend a Mexican for some serious icrime and he got him oft.
‘‘What fee did you get?!” him.
‘‘Well, the fellow was very graveful, very grateful. After the wrialhe came to me and he emptied his pockets. He had $20, and « watch and a jackknife.”
“And you—”
‘‘T took the twenty and the 'gave him back the jackknife. ‘didn’t expect me to rob the poor devil'”
somebody asked
watch. ] you
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A
The Right Kind of a Girl.
‘‘] tell you, it’s a great thing to haves cirl who knows enough to warn a fellow of
: : eens . his dange would immediately be accused of timber ** He ger. ; aft tiie, ba ° i . ve t . 0 ¢ ; muircd CBC ire i” - grabbing, land stealing, contracting, job-| ave you Lg ma j ; las any. bing, corruption, murder, rape, and bias- | pa
‘Yes. indeed; Julia’s famer and mother were iaying foc me the other night, when she heard wytap at the window and what do you suppese that girl did?”
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AS AN APPETIZER- “She just sat down to the piano. and ; : ef “i Tite. 4 ei . t of Folks at Dr. Morris Gibbs, Howard City, Mich., 58mg the insides ou “a cays: ‘Lam Site oak a with it ase toniv;, Home.” You can juet bet I didn’t call that it iv om bite wpptoer. _ | Cvening. - me re