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western Nova Scotia, chiefly from
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months alter the live lobster trade has*
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in price from 75c to $2.50. Our Codec Spoon with the Charlottetown Cro
on handle and City Hall in bowl makes a handsome and appropriate souveni
Tourists and visitors especially invited to inspect our stock.
W. W. WELLNER.
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THE Bishop of Nova Scotia will hold
a Confirmation in St. Peter's Cathedral
this (Sunday) evening at 7.30.
No. 2 Co. Artillery will meet in the
Order ly Rooms to-night at 7.30. Everv
member will kindly attend.
town yesterday to attend the Grand
Division of the Sons of Temperance of P.
E. Island, and also the National Division
of North America.-Moncton Times.
REv. Dr. Read and Rev. Wm. Penne.,
Methodist ministers, transferred by
conference elsewhere, will leave St.
John Wednesday. probably for their new
delds of labor.-Moncton Times 10th.
Tns dedication of Kiukora Church will
take place on Sunday 21st. Pontitlcal
High Mass, will be sung by his Lordship
Bishop McDonald at 10.30 a. m. Rev. Dr.
Doyle of Vernon River will preach the
dedication sermon. Silver collection will
be taken up during service and those
who are disposed to give more generously
may do so at the entrance.
REV. W. J. Kirby, lately of Mill-
town, who was assigned to " evangelistic
work at the recent meeting of the N. B. ,
and P. E. Island Conference, will make
Moncton his head-quarters. He leaves on
Wednesday for lllattawamkeag, Maine,
for a few weeks, and will then commence ,_
his special work in this province, first 1
visiting Boiestown, Salisbury, Baylleld
and Springfield.-Moncton Times.
XV. W. Hnnnsnn is makinsz prepara-
tions for the issue of a. semi-monthly
farm and home paper to be called the
A Maritime Homestead. It will be printed
in Halifax, and have an cflilce also in St.
John. Mr l':lubbard’s experience in
farm journalismnnd his knowledge of
,stock breeding and agricultural a.tl`a.lrs
"generally is a. guarantee that the new
p paper will be of the sort that will inter-
est the farming community. - St.
John Star.
A very pretty wedding took place on
Wednesday evening, June 26,.in St. Step
l|en’s Church, Irishtown when Miss Mary
E. Millman was united in marriage to Mr.
4 William Protlt. The Ven Archdeacon
Reagh performed the ceremony. And Mr.
‘ J. A. Windeld, gave the address. The
bride and groom are both Sunday School
1 teachers, and very popular in thegdlstrict.
. The presents were beautiful and nume-
rous. The church was tastefully 1.2
fe l with evergreens and flowers, and a
crowded congregation witnessed the happy
’ even* . Upwards of sixty guests assembled
at the home of the bride's father where a
, most pleasant evening was spent.
:easterly winds, fair.
` Tm: first of the serics of fortnightly
handicaps. arranged by the C._A- A. A.,
g will be held by electric light on the
1 grounds of the C. A. A. A., on Thursday
A evening, the 18th inet, at 8 o'clock. In
_ addition to the events the splendid Band
f of the 4th Regiment will give one of their
popular concerts. The Boston bout is due-
on that evening, and it is expected that a
large number of visitors will take in the
Sports. The program is as follows :
l 1.-Overture by Band.
l -i Mile Bicycle flying start, in heats.
.-Band Selection.
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Pitch Pine
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Oak Timber
Boards.
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Large stock kept on
hand. Orders filled
promptly. ` `
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-100 Yard Dash handicap.
-Band Selection.
6.-if Mile Bicyclea.gainsttime,handicap.
7.-Band Selection.
8.-220 Yard Run, handicap.
9.-Band Selection. `
10.-2 Mile Bicyle, handicap, time limit.
(1 11.-Band Selection. I
‘ 12.-880 Yard Run, handicap.
j The final event, a Match Race, Bicycle,
V between Emmanuel St. Omar o th-.-_ Truro
iviceorns and John mms, captain or the
k West End Rangers, will be of historic
,I interest, considering the result of the
lhockey match last winter between the
two clubs, of which the above men are
.I the representatives.
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1 Tun INvnN'ron‘s Wonx.-Feeling con-
A ildent that the report of patents granted
I which we have been in the habit of pub-
f lishing heretofore interests a great
‘many ef our readers, we have decided
for the future to supply regularly a
jlist of patents recently granted to Can-
adians. Infomation regarding ~any of
,itbess patents will be supplied free of
charge by Messrs. Marion & Marlon,
\Patent Attorneys, Montreal and Wash-
jington, D. C., to any reader who
lmentions the name ofjthis paper when
lapplying. 71,856, S. H. Pocock, Ham-
Tilton, Ont., Car Brakes; 71,889, A. H.
Canning, Toronto, Ont., Weighing
Machine; 71,896, Geo. Kirkland, Winni-'
-jpeg, Man., Grease lubricating cup:
l@v1,on5, ces. Robert Bauer, Bl-mme,
lost., c.tt1sses11;71,o42, A. W. adams,
Toronto, Ont., Automatic Sash Lock;
71,949, - I. Frechette, Montreal, P. Q.,
Boot ‘ 85 Shoe pegging machine; 71,958,
R. F. Montgomery, Barrie, Ont., Dress
Supporter; The "Inventor-’e Help,".a
.book on patents, will be sent to any
‘address by Messrs. Marion 8: lation,
_ New York Life Building, Montreal, up-
on receipt of 10 cents. `f A
Bnaonss sroiuaon sr Ltvmz PILLS
begun: In western Neva Scotia the
canners found that in some localities
northern New Brunswick. On the whole,
and especially along the fnorth shore.
of Prince Edward Island, lobsters this
season have been extremely scarce, so
9 M R. E. McCarthy went to Charlotte- "h‘“' 03° WWI Pal* Wm be b°l°'.' tl"
average, notwithstanding that a large
increased gear has been used. On account
of the shortage in the localities referred
cries has been asked to grant and exten-
sion of the season. but Sir Louis Davies
decided before he left for England that
no such enlargement was to be per-
mitted. In view ofthe high prices which
prevail the dshermen and' canners will
do better than the shortage would lead
one to suspect. In the Straitsof North-
umbérland and on the eastern shore of
Cape Breton Island lobster dshing con-
tinues aften the 10th lust., but the in-
dustry there is not of such extent as to
seriously affect the total pack.
Sunday Services Grace
c Church.
Julv 14.-11 n. m., Rev. W. B. Thomas;
7 p. m., Rev. G. O. Huestis.
July 21.-11 a. m., Rev. T. Hicks; 7 p.m.,
Rev. T. Hicks,
July 23.-ll as m.,~Rev. H. Johnson; 7 p.
rn., Rev. J. Parkins.
August 4.-l1 a. m., Rev. J. Dystant;7 p.
rn., Rev. J. Dystant. f
August ll.-11 a. m., Rev. H. Johnson: 7
p. xn., Rev. W \V. Lodge.
August IS.-ll a. m., Rev. W. W. Lodge;
7 p. rn., Rev. W. W. Lodge.
August 25.-ll a. m., Rev. R. Opie; 7 p.
m., Rev. H. Johnson.
September 15.--ll a. m.,Rev.H.Johnson;
7 p. m., Rev. H. Johnson '
September 22.-11 a.m.,Rev.Dr. Andrews;
7 p. m., Rev. H. J ohnson.
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One of the meanest things to get rid of
is a hacking cough. There lsapparently no
ilrst;but" tbe` involuntary eilort Tot the
‘thing is almostconstant. Of couse, with
alize this and try to stop it, you flnd you
can-'t for by that time there is an actual
irritation, which will never get better
without treatment. ,
It is acurious thing that nearly all
treatment for coughactually makesthe
cough worse, Then too, most medicines
for cough have a bad affect in the stomach
This is especially true of so-called cough
remedies that contain narcotic, The
the irritated surface. This is what Ad
It protects the throat also while the heal
, ing process is_ going on. p When this
iremes y was first compounded our old
_men were young boys, and all this time
ing throats, The most obstinate hacking
cough will quickly show the eil’ect of the
balsam. People who have been trying
for yr-are to reak up the mean little
cough, will find asure friend in this old
time soothing compound made from the
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Scarce
 
the lobsters were extremely scarce, while
in others a pack above the average
was put up. The same holds true of
number of new canherles have been S
built during the sea.son,and immensely 
to, the department of llarlne and Fish? “AND”
Indian Linens
White as the driven snow and
sheer as a boltlng cloth
Victoria Lawns-All puces
Valenclenee. Laces and Inner
l\eWe=t patterns
Ladies Silk Collars 1n all the good colors
Foundation Gcllars in blacklwhlte expected
in a. few days
&!5ome Early and secure some of these goods.
They are hard to procure and the demand is greet
September 1.-11 a. m., Rev. H. Johnson;
7 p. m., Rev. H. Johnson.
September 8.-11 a. m., Rev. Dr. And-
rews; 7 p. m., Rev.- H. Johnson. __ ___w__
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Wm be :pen for business dnrmg the second week oi
the month, in the store lately occupied by R H Reixxy
dz Co Sunnyside, with a full stock of staple and fancy
groceries md mute one and all to call and msped
stock. _
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barks and gums of trees. All drnggists
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