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WONDER.,
Rev. J. A.. Mchonald anili
P. P. Arsenault i
ON PARIS EXPOSITl0N~
Some Interesting Points-
The Attendance and the
Canadian Exhibit.
Rev. J. A. McDonald of Miscouche and
P. P. Arsenault of Mount Carmel were in
the city yesterday. Both gentleman re-
turned froman extendedvisit to Europe on
Monday last.
In conversation with Father McDonald
he said that the trip was amost enjoyable
one and interesting in the extreme.
\Ve left Halifax on April 16th for Eng-
land and arrived in Liverpool; visiiillg all
the English cities of importance such as
Stratford-on-Avon. a town in Warwick-
shire the birthplace of Shakespeare and
which contains the church of the Holy
Trinity. Shakespear's home has since
been made into a museum. On the way
we decided tovisit the Eternal City before
taking in the Paris Exposition. After
spending some time in the South Of
France we went on to Rome where we ar-
rived on May l7th and while there had the
privilege of witnessing the canonization
ceremony in historic St. Peters. To give
some idea of the event, Father McDonald
said that 80,000 people were present in the
Church. Upon that occasion the famous
Sistine choir was heard. The choir is
acknowledged to be the best in the world.
The vastness of St. Peters does not dawn
upon the visitor until he has frequented
ita few times and has gone up into the
dome from which the most wonderful
view in the world can be obtained.
The Vatican library is. as is well known
the most complete in existence, contain-
ing the Vatican parchment and other par-
chments that can only be found in the
famous library. The Vatican library was
founded in 144'). The Vatican manuscript
has been t`1ere since the foundation of
the library. It contains the entire Bible
in the original Greek.
The paintings contained in the library
are also the most rare and costly in exis-
tence. We visited the little Protestant
buying ground in which are interred the
remains of John Keats and Percy Bysshe
Shelley. John Keat§_died in Rome in 1821.
It will be remembered that Endymion
was his principal work. He died at the
early age of Z6 years. Shelley was born in
1792 and was drowned on the coast of Italy
in 1822, and was only 30 years of age.
While in Rome we saw the heart of
O'Connell, the great Irish orator which is
preserved in the Irish College.
We resided at the Canadian
College which is considered the
finest foreign building. There are 4')
students and priests at present in the in-
stution preparing for Professors. Among
the number we met Father Sinnott, a
native of Morell. In all we spent ten
very pleasant days, all the time being
taken up in sight seeing. We visited
Co:no,the birth place of Volta, the famous
physicist and electrician, the inventor
of the electroscope and voltaic battery.
After leaving Como we crossed the front-
ier into Switzerland and went
to Lt-he summit of one of the
peaks of the Alps near Como.
On the following day we dined under the
Alps. From there we visited the Rhine
which is known as the principal river in
Germany, and in fact one of the most
noted rivers in the world.~ It forms the
boundary between Switzerland and Liech-
tenstein. Its length is about 800 miles.
The Paris Exposition is a wonderful
affair and the report largely circulated
that it is unsuccessful is a ruse. The at-
tendance is far in excess of the world’s
fair recently held at Chicago. On one
day while there we were told that the at-
tendax ce wa.s 516.000. It is said that 400
(D0 was the largest attendance on any one
day at the world's fair. The guide books
of the Paris Exhibition are said to be not
as good as those issued by the manage-
ment of the Worl<l`s Fair. The site of the
Exposition is on the River Seine the
Roman Sequana.
The exhibit of Canadian gold was very
fine and much admired by visitors from
all sections of the universe. The carriages,
.sleighs and products of the forest in the
Canadian building elicited the favorable
comment of the thousands of spectators.
We made diligentgnquiry for the exhibit
from Prince Edward Island but we were
informed thatif there was an exhibit it
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Delicious, fresh, black
cherries. Island grown. just
received at J. D. McLeod' &
C0’S. Only 15 cents a box.
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White gloves, frhite skirts' Neg
undersklx-ts, white blouses, whitd uasiln i
me  in ' ’ '
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THI-:attention of farmers is directed to
I the advertisement of Mr. S. H. Jones the
well known sheep buyer-in this issue.
Muon Howes son and daughter of
Boston were passengers by the Northum-
berland yesterday evening for a summer
holiday on the Island.
MR. R. S. Bowness of New Annan ,has
purchased the farm and residence of Mr.
Ellis Kennedy east of Summerside, and
purposes moving there in the near
future.
CALL and see the mid-summer bargains
at l\IcGougan 3; lVright`s. Special reduc-
ion on shirt waists, wrappers, coats,
tcapes, parasols, underwear, hosiery etc.
OJ pecial clearance prices. 19 li
Aaovr 20 members of the No. 1 Co. of
Boy`s Brigade in charge of Capt. Rov. J.
M. XVithycombe. left yesterday for Char-
lottetown, where they will go into CIN-HD
at Brighton withzthe Charlottetown Co.
Mr. Earnest Howatt and bride of St.
l.-Xugustine. Florida, werelpnssengers by
the Northumberland yesterday evening
and are registered at the Clifton. Mr.
Howatt is a son of Mr. George Howat L
formerly of Crapaud.
Tm-: grand strawberry fete advertised to
take place on the McMillan grounds, Sum-
merside, under the auspices of the Y’s on
Wednesday has been postponed, owing to
unfavorable weather until Friday, 20th
inst. at5 p.m. As the proceeds are in aid of
the Kindergarten Fund, all who _can
possibly do so should attend.
THE Communion services in North
Bedeque Presbyterian Church last Satur-
day and Sunday were of more than an or-
dinary impressive character. N ine new
members were admitted into full commun-
ion. Rev. McArthur, a. former pastor,¢on-
ducted the services on Saturday and Rev.
Henry Dickie, formerly of Summerside,
occupied the pulpit on Sunday. The at-
tendance at each of the services was very
large.
Tru-: remains of late Mrs. Wickens who
died at Lawrence Mass., on 16th inst were
brought over by the Northumberland yes-
terday evening. Deceased who was 30
years of age was a daughter of the late
Mr. John Sutherland of Clifton. .The re-
rains were accompanied by her husband
and brother Mr. Robert Sutherland of
C.ifton and her mother. Mrs. Sutherland
who was recently advised a few days ago
of her illness was with her when she died.
A box of those luscious,
black cherries, Island grown,
for but 15 cents at J. D, Mc-
Leod & Co’s to-day. 19 li
P. R. Fennel, Charlottetown; Dr. Gan-
den, Picton: Dr. Dickey, Newman Mc-
Donald, Edwin Saunders, M. Stewart,
Charlottetown; Wm. Weir, Galt, Ont.;
W. F. Carter, Charlottetown; \V.I§E.
Boone, Montreal; A. S. Hewitte, Mrs. A.
Hewitte, Charlottetown; Charles Cohen;
Henry B. Cohen, Philadelphia, U. S. A.;
Rev. R. Laird, Mrs. R. Laird, Brock
ville, Ont.; Miss A. Camdbell, J. M.
Campbell, Mrs. J. M. Campbell, Char-
tottetown; Chas. L. Wood,
St. John, N. B.; Dr. Collins, Mrsf
Dr. Collins, Vernon River; R.
P. Gaudet, John Ware,| Fred Pyne,
Jack McDonald, P. Blake, Dr. Dickey,
Mrs. Dr. Dickey, Charlottetown; L. G.
Trenamon, Halifax,N. S.; E. E. Dickey,
Kentville, N. S.; Miss Bertha Stanley,
YV. H. Mitchell Charlottetown;
J. B. Haley, Wat-ei°side: Wm. L. Acorn,
Orchard Hill Cottage; J. F. Jenkins, A.
C. Sinclair, VV. VV. \Vakelield, Rolset
Nicholson, E. C. Crockett, J. Gillis, Geo.
Chilton, Wallace Thorn, Charlotte-
town; Jessie Forsythe, Boston:
Mr. W. N. Wallack, Mrs. IV. N. Wall-
ack, Rob H. Taylor, J as. E. Boler, Harry
Keith, New York, Per, La Grande
Duchesse.
July 1-ith.-D. McKenzie, J. A. Unsworth,
Mrs. J. A. Unsworth, H. Stanway,
Mrs. H. Stanway. R.P.Gaudet, Stephen
Wright, Harry Brehaut.
Hay Crop Lighter.
Wolfviile, July 14.-The hay crop on the
Grand Pre dyke will be much lighter than
that of last year. The immense number
of daisies and buttercups, although very
beautiful to the asthetic eye, is not ap-
eciated by the Acadian ferarm.
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Mothers -=~dChi|dren
Rejoice in the cleansing, purifying,
and beautifying properties of CUTI-
ccm Soar and Cnrrccna Ointment,
purest and sweetest of emollient skin
cures. These gentle yet effective skin
purifiers and beautiiiers haye made
thousands of homes happy by curing
torturing, distiguringhumoumraahes,
and irritations of infancy and child-
hood, and relieving tired, worn-out
parents of care and anxiety. _
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One cup Ralston Breakfast
Food cooks enough for five
persons----there are- six full
' cups in every package.
Sliced dates and Ralston
_ _ Breakfast Food make a de-
licious dessert. Our “Little
Book of Ralston Recipes”
tells of other dainty dishes.
A coupon in every package
Secures a copy. L
° Fon sane BY
Jem-Ns a sos 
The Corner Grocers,
I0 P. I.  IIRMIRS
I purpose being at Summerside on o
about Oct. lst to begin my annual pur
ens& etc. when I trustthat my former
gleasant business intercourse with the
armers of P. E. Island will be renewed
My facilities for handling stock at
Parkside Farm are second to none in the
Maritime Provinces. With a set of Plat-
form Fairbanks Scales to weigh stock and
samgle room for theiraccommodation Ican
han le 2500 to 3500 Lambs r week until
the close of navigation, angel will as here-
tofore pay the highest prices the Markt t
will afford. My headquarters will be tl e
Queen Hotel, and I hope to have the pai-
ronage of all my old friends on the Islanf`,
Any correspondence in reference to the .
above can be addressed to Mr. R. C. Mc-
Leod who will give all information on t-he
subject.
S. H. J ONES, Sabrevois P. Q.
July 19 d eod 4i wli.
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had not been opened. In the Canadian
g exhibition building is a magnificent paint-
ing of Evangeline, representing The
“Expulsion of the Acadians.” I
After returning to England we visited
Shorncli11‘e§Camp and heard this-. famous
coldstmm Band. wane. in Debian we
met; Dr. Warburton, ;Prlncipd of the
. 's
WANTS. LOSTS. FOUND, ETC
CAMERA FOR SALE A Premo. B. 4 x 5
Camera with outfit, Igood as new. Will sell
very cheap. A. PIC ARD. 17 3i dly.
STRAWBERRIES-Orders taken for
cultivated Strawberries in ails. H. GOR-
 Prince and Dorciiester Sts.
WANTED:-A smart, steady boy abou:
16 years of age who understands looking
after horses and cows and and can make
himself generally useful about a house.
Apply at this office. July141f
WANTED-ads to write-satisfaction
guaranteed J. J. C. Box 371 City. 13tf
WAN TED--'an assistant cook. Apply at
Hotel Acadia, Tracadie orat J. H.Myrick’s
Charlottetown. Good wages given. 13 lw
FOR SALE CHEAP.-The house and
oton corner of Olebar and Gerald streets,
If not sold by Oct. lst, will be offered by
public auction. Apply to David Arbing,
Freetown. 4 eod 3mos
WANTED TO-RENT.-A house with
modern conveniences. Also stable on the-‘
premises. Apply at this office, stating
ull particulars. 9 tf. _
WAN TED.--One or two gentlemen can
be comfortably accommodated with board
in the central part of the City. All the
modern improvements. Apply at this of-
fl ce.-30 tf.
TO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS.--Ice
wholesale delivered or at warehouse at
moderate rates. Apply to H. C. Douse,
East Royalty, or Geo. Roper.-21 tf.
WANTED.-A servant for general
housework. Apply to Mrs. C. R. Small-
chase of Lambs, Geese, Turkeys, Chick- = wood, Brighton, Charlottetown. 7 tf
TO LET-°-A house containing seven
rooms . Apply to L. C. Worthy at the
Bright -Bakery and Grocery. l6tf
OFFICE TO LET. A comfortable office
ig the Stamper Block. Apply to Pxowsie
ras. t .
You! No matter who you ‘
how old ,yon are, or what:
perlence you ve had, you gg;
make more money dm; y°q*|»¢
making now, selling our tony.
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S SIDE AND PRINCE C0 HUTEL ARRIVALS. .PERSONAL MENTION.
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Nia. J om: L. 1‘.»IcKr.\'.\'o:v left yesterday --- Conn, B,-own returned 1531>, night; by the
morning for n visit to Sydney C. B. July lst.-W. S. Fann, Fountain Mills, m|;i1f.;-aiu,
Dr. Douglas, M. L. A., was in the city
yesterday. _
Mr. W. S. McKie returned last night by
the express.
Senator McDonald returned last night
from Ottawa..
Mrs.Geo.F. Smith and family of St.John
are in the city.
Mrs. Bourke of Honolulu, is registered
at the Queen Hotel.
’ Mr. J. B. Lambkin or the 1. o. R., came
to the city last night.
Ex-Councillor Nicholson arrived in Daw-
son City, on the 25th June. ‘
Captain S. Blair and Mrs. Blair, Halifax,
are, 'registered at the Queen Hotel.
Mr. A. Lord, Agent of Marine and Fish-
eries went west yesterday morning.
Mr. Charles P. Lnrnard and wife, of
Detroit are in the city en route to the Cliff
House. '.
Mr.J.C. Simmons of Charlottetown,w_as
registered at the New Victoria, St. John
yesterday.
Drs. Conroy, Jenkins and Dickie are in
St. John attending the Maritime Medical
Association.
Mr. C. J. Whitney and wife, of Detroit,
Hotel today. 7
Mr. James Lapthorn, of this city, was a
passenger by La. Grand Duchesse yester-
day morning.
Miss GassieMcNeil,Little Sands, is visit-
ing at Montague, and is the guest of 
Norman S. Macleod.
Hon. Thos. Chase Casgrain, wife and
son arrived in the city last night and are
registered at the Davies.
Rev. R. F. Whiston, Messrs. W. C.
Turner and J. J. Chappelle are attending
the C. E. Convention at Bedeque.
Mrs. John McDonald, Calgary, is visit-
ing friends at Montague Bridge. She is
thevguest of Mrs. Allan McDonald.
The many friends of Mr. A. B. McKen
zie will be pleased to learn that he was
able to sit up yesterday afternoon.
Major Howes of Boston, came to they
city last night and registered at the
Davies. He goes to the Clid' to-day.
Judge Warburton and family left yes-
terday afternoon for Souris East where
they will remain till the end of August.
Father La, Courtross, Superior of the
Seminary of Halifax, crossed over by the
Princess yesterday morning en_route to
Revs. B. Boylan of Fall River and P. J.
Malone, of Providence, came to the city
last night. They are registered at the
Davies. I
Among those who crossed over by the
Princess yesterday morning vsere, Mr.
Henry Weeks, Mr. Norman Currie, and
Messrs. Benj. and Frank Heartz.
AnvANcE nv SUGAR.-A further ad-
vance in sugar atthe refineries is reported
and as a consequence,the price now ruling
here is, brown, 5c. and granulated 6c.
Mr. Edward Shaw, a resident of West
Medford, Mass., and a native of Cove- ' ' ,_
head in this province,is visitingfat his old
hime, where he will remain for live
weeks.
Miss Louise Horn and Miss Marion
day morning‘s express Sen [route §t¢
M rs. Sprague iid Miss Jessie Sprague
terday by the S. S. La Grande Duchesse.
They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Holman, Winsloe.
Messrs. G. A. Freeze and G. H. Price
representing the All Rail Line and the In-
ternational Steamship Company were in
the city yesterday. Mr. Freeze is in;his
ing the fact that the season is ad
vanced he is confident of fully sustaining ‘
the popularity of his line. .
Miss Charlotte I. Holman, of Winsloe,
who has been appointed a Missionary by
the Methodist Episcopal Church of the
United States, expects to leave the city
the latter part of July or lst August. She
will be ‘gladtotake any contributions of
money for those suffering people. As she
goes direct to India it will afford `an'ex-I
cellent opportunity for any persons who
havenot already helped ,to do so. Contribu-
tions can be handed to the Rev. and Mrs.
Young of the Methodist Brick Church of
this city. "
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ing, but they indicate  bood. H0od’s
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df en S' - Money to Lone, Real estate bought and Sold..
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holidayson the Island returned home yes- ‘ 'I
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This new and comm diova hotel _is now
open for business. Thoxoi ghly fitted up
- i _ with all the moder ° v _tl th'
usual good health and, notwithstandi hobelofen to the p§b;; ;d;tio;:|
which cannot be excelled n any other  _ _eg _
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the Island. ‘ Good ta.bIes,larga airy bd
rooms, bath rooms, sample rooms. 
stoamers. Special accommodation 'for
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Nickle Alarm Clocks for
Eight day Oak Cased Clocks
Crystal Butter Dish -for Q
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Watches from $2.00 up ' ` 
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