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S’SlDl5 AND PRINCE C0.
MR. Henry Crockett shipped 12 fat cat-
tle yesterday to Sussex, N. B.
Mr. Alex. Campbell entered on his dut-
ies as policeman yesterday. _
Rav. D. J. D.` McDonald returned yes-
terday evening from a visit to the United
States.
Mr. Martin W. Taylor returned
yesterday evening from a short visit to
Dorchester.
Mrs. D. i\IcNeill arrived yesterday
evening by the Northumberland from
Alberta where she spent the winter.
THE Grand Jury yesterday found true
bills in the following cases: Perry and
Provost on four counts for larceny,
Sanderson for forgery, Ingles for house-
breaking.
hir. J. E. LeFurgey returned yesterday
evening from a visit~to Denver. Col. and
rumor has it that some minefproperty in
that region has been acting handsomely
by him. The unofficial figure was some
Where in the neighborhood of a million. _
f His Honor the Lieutenant Governor has
*en pleased to appoint Mr. L. J, Palmer,
df Freeland, Lot 13, a Justice of the Peace
and commissioner for taking acknow~
kdgements for deeds for Prince County.
The appointment is an excellent and
popular one. Mr.Palmer was sworn in yes-
terday by Judge McLeod. .
,`WoRx on the enlarging of Dunk River
laetty, is being rapidly pushed forward
ly the bustling contractor, Mr. James
lousy. A new boiler of 25 horse power
Qsgemntly been placed in position. This
,@!`Iihing institution will likely con-
 manufacture butter during the
llgelt month as good prices are realized.
 James Thomas, Metrcpolitian Dis-
 Secy. of the British and Foreign Bib-
lQ_;&ety,London pvc sn. interesting and
@Qntadflnes Hondafneningf in the
W. H. Smith ani! J. M. Wlthycombe- ad~
Rav. W. H. WARREN will give an illus-
'tilted lecture on Bunyan's Pilgrim’s
Progress, in the Baptist Church, Central
Bedeque, on Wednesday evening. Part
ofthe proceeds are to go to the L. A.
Society, and part to the India Famine
Fund. Mr. Warren has a very fine selec-
tion of views to present, and as many as
possible should be present to see the
greatest of all allegories ably handled by
the learned lecturer.
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,_ s's1ms Arc PRINCE ce. CANADA»S     ___f___ P A
____ _ Mr. J. 1-nu. 'ortho' Hola Ama, was
Messrs w. H. Brown, summorsiao, 1" the C"""°°t°'d” '  ` ' 'A ‘ L "'
and Tames Ramsay, Malpeque, left M Albert Duchemin of Charlotte
este:-da morn to attend the meeti
y . y ing ng  towgis visiting- friends in Summerside
ofthe General Assembly of the Presby- and St, Eleanora.  ' T
terian church, which takes place at ,
Hama! this evening . ___ _ _ ~Mr. A. C. Duchemin of A. Duchemin &
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'nm dwelling or Mr.Jas. H. Devo-sour, , oooooouoo with the ual oe- Honors 
principal of the school at Kel1y`S GMS.  EXDCHIHCHIQI F2111] ‘is ohorged with forging s cheque on the
1' was burned to the ground about’ uve above  and promoting sainefltolliessrs.
o'cloek Monday evening. The ilre is sup- Rogers 8: Rogers in Summerslde for goods
posed to have originated from a defective purchased.
flue. Little ot the contents were saved,   I  '
and as there was no insurance, the loss ls TO LET. Two rooms in Merchants
a heavy one. I ' ___ =» V Bank of Halifax building lately occupied
THE June term of the Supreme Court ' b D1' H E Black A I t° P W
y . . . . DP Y - ~
opened here yesterday, His Lordship,     M01‘1‘iS011, Mfinager- May 30. 2 aw tf-
Chief Justice Sullivan presiding. The July Standard patterns just lieceived
Grand Jury is as f°u°“'S’ D' C' Ramsay’ - The Designer only ten cents. Gall and . -
Plm’ Hin’ Fmeman; John Dickjenon’ -°“' eta fashion sheet' free -MeGougan 82: 135% hQ° U Y
Summerside; Wm. Taylor, Bedeque; %vrigh%_ ' 13 H M t& page yd! éul ‘ve
Albert J. Craswell, St. Eleanors; John A i t t ‘ _ __ Tn: rmemg "5 the very hm”
‘ Henderso n, Bedeque; John Smith, Searle PI°0f»  and SS S all S be culéivated this year’ Greater attention gztmg
bown' Jesse A' Wnght' Norm? Bedequef A1’ C_  V¢l'y IlllD0l‘- been paid to the cultivation, of melons Heavy N,vy B155? 0;;-1-as
Albert Tanton, St. Eleauors, D. P. Mc than heretofore, and aboutm varieties of
Nutt, Malpeque;James McNally, Edmond t along and about 90 an ti at Seami "Grill $7 50 fél’ it f
Bay; Alexander Strang, Cape Traverse; tant WOI°k¢ Kzlsirlgelons have been sownv e es .Pretty heather mixture In
Thos. Hentcn, Summerside; P.P.Fanning, Mr Wm T Macon” who hats charge of heavy lining worth $8 50 for W
_§i‘;l:nE’f£§e(i?;g°t£,° gl;rd1f3T§;;§,i1sI.n_;l:,;l,; __ this branch of the work, states an effort $11  'nd F57” H°"“P“|» *ly 9””
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.Clay, Summerside; A. L. Anderson, _ __ t en da S is being madeto determinetbe best variety
lsommeroido; John c.Moarnhor,Nonhom; t,n?:Tt§;”,;'rf;‘;’;;1“Iihgbfggtpinmentil_ of  for gobliéiso. uNoh1;ss hilton  $12'01%*°d°“mf° ° Pl” Cmh 35"* in nail*
‘John Mayoard,PortHn1;1~:oword comm, - '““ es “ ° “ -°° °° - m “ 7
_ Farm will be ripe for plucking. There are f d V
;yne Vega? Robt. Sharp, Summerslde. in an mo varieties and the yield pmmisu Ealétsuc Canada an the United States ery Bobby Ch
mongt e awyers presenters Attorney mbeheavy The prospects for the entire n ese am are now being, givena $13 50 for
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]lf’°1§1’;“r;’:€feW|. _'"3'    from orop as the :arm are excellent. Amhe gm,” and mt emu* ab ,mmm *I 1° 'S' '“°» or d'°“‘°lI *amid
There are now 40 acres of orchard in h bee in D h t I
_ Th 1 ,mimi _ _ _ ave rr put . uringt e pas s x
ilginxlnthe dogietham "vera cr y which several varieties of fruit wLlIy_1eld¢ months $3”
samples of in, tatoes,
Q B y _ for the first time this year. In all there are ew" Wen distributed  mep?Exmd? i
` THB regular monthly meeting ‘of the 1,000 varieties of apples, plums, .cherricsf mental-Farmfto applicants in 
, Town Council was held Monday; evening, and pea.rs.,About an acre of tobacco will ‘
Cc wentto Summerside esterda 'in
_ _ _ ~ ~ otthe country. _ 1
_ the Mayor and all the Councillors present. ‘ Pm
`Aft,¢r reading minutes an d passing” a Neil was appointed amember of the pur-  F;tnk#"q3ut&bead°‘thi: 
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number of bills, applications for theposvl-_,chasing committee., Moved by Conn. and   hh
tion of policeman were read from James James A.McNelll seconded byCoun.B;-ace? “shun-tévhave been  ‘oi br: 
Millman, A. J. Phillips, Alex Campbell, that Wm. Stewart be jre-appointed pasthine monum Thea. I
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0 » S°°°n ° D f ' _ _ ‘A mine of ' i `
 Cgmphellbe &PDOil:ied,__..,at $8 per l watexginge the streets gaswaeceptediwggmd ng of cnxfi
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» - d Th ' nd t by Conn. James A.McNe1ll, seconded “ e un er t _ mc
did the Illeelilllg. 3 Cahm&appolnte ° eame men wavsl by Conn    omcer tion Of  Shutt.  *'l'Bp0l't
lost' The original motion hem; Hendersoifs services b@lispensed with has mt dee” Pmpared' it is “.°d"rBt'°°d
Put W”-S °a1`1"ed- Mr' W'_ ' A" The motion was lost on the castiné the question offeed has considerableto
Bmnnan_ addressed the _C°“°°*1 1* vote of the_may0r_ Moved by Com do with the deterioration or the pork,
the 0DD0mtm°nt °f 8' “wma” as °' Brace seconded by Conn Kirk that which causesalarge annual loss to the
member of the Board of School trustees. Omce; Henderson be emidoyed umm Canadian mrmen Experiments are also
Mr. W. H. Manson addressed -the Council; next regular meeting at a Salary of being condupted to determine the treat-
.re tank mr east end' Moved by Conn' $32 per month and ,lo per cent of an ment required to produce the beat and
'Morris Seqonded by Conn' Goss that & C.iT. A. fines collected. In reference to largest “ODS fmm thi’ 5°” °f M““it°b°__
tank  bm” at the east £332’ nga that the 'the verandah at the Russ Hotel which and the N°rthW°S‘°'Ev°ry m°”l'h Samples
Cmmcll meet uymormwl es ay) mom- itwas claimed encroached on the street °f the mu are sent d°.Wnl'°0t°“W5 f"°m
ing to °°nSu1teai_;;i]‘?;({;tl(;;,it;,c' JT;nd]§;s the Council agreed to meet and consult th°Exl’°rime“t“1f‘"`m°“t B"a'“d°“
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for stone _ . . . _ -‘ next Tuesdaymoming Indian Head, tor the purposes of auisis
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What an Ed ltor Says
One of the editors of at Toronto paper
was ofthe party who were entertained
by the Grand Trunk Railway on the
recent inauguration of their fast service
to Montreal. “Before leaving Toron-
to," he says, “a friend who came to see
me oil brought me a vial of Hutch
T3.b18l5S, saying he would not.; hiuk of
going away from home withoughaving
asupply. I laughed and put them in
my bag. Feeling uncomlortztble after
two or three hours out (living too hi h
~» g
I guess). I began their occasional use and of-
fered them to different members of the_f>arty.
I soon had mv regular patients, and all pro-_
nounced Hutch vervhandy _thingsto have along. ”
Ten Hutch ten cents, it all, druggists or by mail
tg-com the Woonwann Mzmcms C-o.,' Limited, 11 Col-
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me street, Toront
` ,would semi tothe interest "thonivisionl, _
punctual in your atte , , always
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native province _ and redde in aeforeign
A land, may the Great Patriarch above
adoption, and, may the princi le 7: Y i; r A
weverbethe motto of your*-lifel.  A _ 4°
_ ji  As a token of ourgappreoiatioo and ff
 _ 3,. ,__ _ _ _ y . _ _ ‘ y pngty your mind,strengthen yoaryflrggfss I
' ' . ’ | ' ° ' 'yang pgparee you forf admission 'tdithat 
.Cn0"ALn a      H’ E.  D°D.s Eaegyenly Eilugdom f where, love and 
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fi i ' f'  ‘i ' ' » ' is ‘ ° ©F'F'-'<33 ‘ signed mbelmif of vie
Notaries Pu
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watched with great interest, as the prob-
1 lem is one of importance to the Western
farmer. ,
In the; ent-omology section at the ~Ex-
perimental Farm,an insect room has been
dtted up which is in charge of Mr. Arthur
Gibson. assistantf entomologist. In' this
room Mr. Gibson mounts the various spec-
imens and also breeds others to trace
their life history. From all parts of Can-
ada. insects are being sent in for _inspec~
tion and szlasificati on. Amongst other
insects being studied at presentare the .
Hessian fly, which caused such great 
-damage to the Manitoba wheat crop last `V
year; the fruit bark beetle, a destructive
insect of Ontario; the Mediterranean
flower moth, the sphinxmoth, and a de' _ '
structive insect that attacks the tree. »
Address and Presentation
The following address was presenterlto- _
Miss Lucy A. Hodgson* on Thursday
evening by a committee of Victoria
Division. Miss Hodgson intends removing
to the west:
Miss LUCY A. Honcsos, cnannorrsrow N,
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
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DEAR SISTER,-'Learning of your inten-
tion to sever your connection with
Victoria Division, No 4, S. of T., we, the
brothers and sisters of the Division feel
that We cannot' let you do so without
0XD1`0SSlUS0ur' deep regret in losing so
valued a member. You were always
willingto assist in any good work that
ready to perform the du 3 of oflices,
dvance the- interest ,ot ~_cur0rder, and
romo_te~ the objects for which we are
,AS Y011“Purpose' soon to leave your
direct you  so the ara’  yoiff
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No§pIeOrder, Love, Purity and Fidelity'
esitem we present  'this-‘Hii5le, 
thei;Bmks of Books; may its  
Committee C A M Nuff
71900’  'I' 
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$16 50 for
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