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THE DAILY EXAMINER : : : “ ' ° ‘ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1896.

een J - —————- - — : rere sioemesppeeprenanapetiesniasaicaineeesines oaeaienneenestpteisamnane haneier me een nea paenmnndnibaenacaran A A EE EE <n oo a = nen — : | 7" a. | RAMI, (Sots tes] ae ee KOOTENAY. | TD] D ourhere AL ; | anveage in e par strife: or i 1e@ to le! —-- i ; ; THE DAILY RX AMINER. | 4 tad 1 th a. trife ie “ti a ena — Mr. Thomas J, Hamphrey, Nominated as citiinilie | i td i Zz t C&) all ye 6 t 6 § Hemigsed On Suspicion simply ‘ | a : ; ; = : inhiditilnninciiniiteaieian nn | ene tee a mastionn Me. Helde. ia On the Patron Candidate Moncton, N. B., July 20,1896. | oe ee ' lea enrge treet, A TEMBER 5, 1596. —! viok : sthe first half of the rule A convention of Patron delegates was C. T. Mesias. Re ae oa aa 14 iE ee : 4 igpeetaner-on ae ag ca | held a Centreville Hall yesterday afternoon. | ~° ~*~; ae by C | Seact-L Desravonss ro raw Wxaminer, The usual classee for instruction jg : : elaine Semaine } He expects the official who bs paid ut The following delesates were present : Ca a ian Drug Co. | f Dancing, Deportment, Dambel] exercises RAILWAY E) C } transacting pub 7 I usiness to engage i la S Wri an ne ieee Wl kee | Mr. Holden, the traveller for Kootenay 7 __ aud Bal] Room Etiquette, will be Tue . Mr. eu inde ' = leave to al andon his desk that he mav | Lewis Leard, Alder Black, Searletown; A. in “ ae ; sty So = oe : ote : i There is no polities in this --only com for children on Thursday, Oct, Ist, at 4 7 s cer le } fon 5. ‘ . | s . ro. is needicioe ) sul aus, e gave . . ft > m. ber of Mr. I rier’s Cabinet the ate ofea:, | P. Wright, Thos. Moyse, J. M. Wright 7 ae mon sense. It is easy to put money ‘ . & 1P- ? ir. ia x » run as ¢ andidate, and, on hie defea:, | P. gut, yee, ent, ‘ . > when tl es — see , 7 : 3 , . ots i as - ‘ : f ' widres+,to which | - it ; 1 resume his occupation Tue | Chas. Leard, W. A. Leard, Centreville; on 2 yyers? on = ¥ -—~ ad aaa out of sight —hard sometimes to know Can you pure hase Boots & Mre Barris, assisted by her daughter, € ree a 8] ' aduress, - mY . t “" s ee K ae b tures cut. wes a | Wee. Lewis. J. Bt. Crossman, Peter Taylor, done to — you anc , ou woul ene . after wards what is being done with it. ‘Shoes cheaper than we are] eve: thankful for past favors, solicite still | . P —_ eens oa maps es tdcieins nuiiion ntary | Judson Burns, Chas. Beairsto, Free. | other. Lue “— bottle is about dune, | An Exchange 0 our e$1e3 If you invest in the follows goods,| ~@.- ] a share of that patronage. Having over : puotic olncer when seeking pariiamentary | . . ; r ,;/aod lam very glad tosay she shows a ’ offering them. fifty vears iene d hol : ' ' t that | i not required to drop h.s | town; George Mathews, David ; ' = . a o Mi lily years experience an volding letters ; poe som hpeatiaer tinge me teint Abad BO Bag 2! Rogers, South | decided improvement, and is very hopeful —-— YOU WON'T BE SORRY Our stock of summer wear are | of recommendation from many promines 5 - f von. @- "| well-pai A situation until he “— won m : ies ¥ ie c aan T Wright , Siddlesen, that it is going to effect a cure. She is, of ratly »duced gentlemen of this and other cities, tikewiee | tether it 1 n0t | the other balf of the rule, ead operates his | George Brows, Herbert eter, Merean: | couree, very weal yet, bat the smbs tea | ratte Denounced by Fresch Liberals, IF YOU DON'T clearing out at greatly reduced | Preven Certificate, hopes still to ment t 4 . grave picir tee ol hall apres ie ' ; M ‘ solm R yan, | U Fowler Win. Taylor, ae ee ee "s Pogues ei ta I. : prices, It will pay you to S¢@ | by careful tuition and strict attention the : ce | v erave us yn, * | guillotine with all the zeal of a urte, nut | aicol n oie VV . ; ’ 7? larve extent. er appetite ias improve - . bli . 400, tt a heii tien wurteel of Pas 5 ! apt eng John MeCanil, North Bedeque; Devid | /@?ge: t ’ eepinenana You W LL BE SORRY > sing | public patronage, : » natiey- denen. “yee . mm | Orcauce he knows that Lis victime bave | , ik r —— Mare! Se, Yall and she is able to digest her food without our goods before purcha ing|P Applications ena be made wea ‘ ares, See Gov ss ' > | done what Mr. Hardy allows and requires : oe es ae - John Cartie | difficulty. You will please send bottle at Orrawa, Sept. 5. : = : a elsewhere. ct eit dicate , 7 : aj “a Bink Cqlp ai times) flicers todo, but because Le bas au | New Annan; Jabez Pridham. Jolin Curtis, : from what it has alre Jone we , i 120 Ladies’ Flanneilette Night VIOUS 10 Opening, when the aforementioned ' \ y nor 1 a . n that tl impr Peter Stewart, Joba Waugh, T. J. Hum- | 000. 0° trom wie’ i ae alse at | ale Wheo the House of Commons opened Dresses, nicely made with fal! collar K JOST =o paranes © Goslete, . ' ira >} unsupporte SuSpicio vue so 6p ’ 7 > > ae -e desirous of giving it a fair trial. aw Sia ? RS ana nat an ae 3 " oe R : le ee eight railwavs prov f Prit priety has been committed, and because he | phrey, Wilmot Valley; Calvin Howatr, | ®°¢ 4¢5! ' Womiicniaat ” yesterday, Hon. Mr. Fielding requested and frilled np the front, our price, 50c ° * ’ The adt t class will be opened the same Rie ard Island ; oe Pel p ices for his party workers. Mr | Robt. Lord, Alex. Robblee, James Mullin, vur . en ae ; the Oppo-ition to permit the immediate 10 Ladies’ Jackets, 69c. July 30 STAMPER’S CORNER | ever bg at 8 p.m. ; H Mr. Prowse.—How many m *| Hardy makes the prov cial service a | Eryon. Act Conedien Bx oun ; ponte, cai tee eee j 150 Bovs’ and Girl~’ Caps from 9c up | — - - , _ angsl —135—wky2in seine . ; “ . — po al engine Mr. Davies cutertains After some discussion Mr. Thomas J. oe a ston . Re 8: eet 9 - 50 pieces English Flannellette. ] OST — Between Georgetown and Dundas, Ww Sores oe! = about $900 at 6 pe H Mr. Prows Yuly e ndred | . tl ltimately the Federal ser- yhrey, of Wi Valley, was unani- oe : $400,000 were voted in a few seconds. 20 nianes » FP Is fr e -' Sd a valise contairing sme books and two “ent, on frerhold property ; convenient aeU0. SE". & , ’ “| suspicions that ultima ~ Be oe en aes Se * munoet P ee c did “s The laly above mentioned lias been a The debate onthe Address contir.ued 30 pieces Grey Flannels from 6 PEF | jeather cases for shirt, cuffs and coila's. The | situation. Present rent of dwell'ng about , m e may be established on @ Similar bas.*. | Mousiy selected as the Patron es ron Rhé at ee j st) 11 o'eleck i ij yard. . finder will be rewarded by leaving same at peranoum. Apply to J, H Reddin, attoruey | Mr. S I ‘ are wha “| Both are working for their party. Toev | to contest the fourth district of Prince | ®ulferer from wheumatisn fur Vears, @od | until il o’e OcK, when an adjournment 300 suits for Boys’, Youths’ and Men.! Mr Aitken’s Hi tel, Gewgetown, or at Me-] Vicioria Row, Qucen Square, septi-dyéin, ' iit. , 7 os ; y ; iti > -; has been contined to her bed since last | took place until Monday. : Leod & Shaw’s Store, Cardiga, a tee ‘ lixtavce was. I ca te und-rstand that introducing the old American spo County in opposition to the Peters admin ’ : t } ) 5 Se eee al F e! ' t from Pri es : istration September. When seen by the writer she The French Liberal members held a 5 —— Pa eat. a“ TF Several first-class clerks to ag E al ; , ; pee ’ ion i LO di > of t little nourishment saucus yesterday at which tl sre wocre ee a ame WAN )— Bev to our busine ; should be 4 is lO b raiiWays | eee Canvassing com'n tte: were appointed | could partake of very apenas +; Caucus yesterday, en there € [0 LE? —A three story dwelling house on} Ldnine © SS io thi ; a oo led places w a [HE CONSTITUTIUNAL QUESTION, | for each polling divisi a Acext Koovrenay Cure. some lively scenes. Several members a ; ca | Prince St, containing eight rooms and re 7 "n'ng Counties. Apply wish ge vu ® : ihe . elit ‘ = WO 5 i ‘ “ . aL iting div l }. . ‘ a oe P L , e ve: : : ee : : railways wer ' i as - tly as — e A pullie meeting was held in the evening 136 w went vigorously tor Mr. Tarte for dismiss- VW wee rs pot a! 5 ” THE Brapury-GAaRRErson Co,, Urp,, ¢ Pr e Edward I- 4 e policy «f| Opinions of the Press, — ea hea were delivered by Me. Hum ee ‘ ing government employes, whose families oe 1 Riehmond St W . Torento Ont * t see ; “ e : es : be ' . over —St. John Sun: Anv serious peraen | , i ae Dunean Marshall, J. H. Bell M.P Tae Bonavista—The SS. Bonavista, were now In consequence in abject poverty. linatnamennnenn cmnmasamesenceamen — ———__——_— ————$_—_ _ ———— 2 — — rte @ gOvernme , BA I WS y i Oke « An OU . a8) ” pnrev, uncé Marsvali, d. . cl, M. . . . ‘s ; ose ; : ; se oe : Oe ins ule} mast eee that Lord Aberdeen’s stae|] Pp gud others. sailing from Montreal, Fridey morning, The dismissals were a!l on political ee es i eaners onen un t ‘ € questio t ed lea a Sept. llth, will be due at Charlottetown grounds, aaeki sain sii a6 ened tat henel wecmneeale and of personal govern c. OF ¥F, 3YNOD Monday morning, Sept. 14th, and wil] eail em ininiine OO S sussMy. sne iate gov np owete od # “3 a Se te wait say that i caibidii | tor St. John’s, Nii, via North Sydney, © : tgs & 7 : . manity | le ment which came into existence | Opening Session at. Winnipeg on Tharsday—} 8. For further particulars apply to Peake New Bi unswick Politics, on g times @& mone : i — y | ~ mepe titans Gen ociud fhe Nominating Committee, Bros. & Co., agents, cea C there was 1 rv g ‘ to a aiter tne c rl ponod wus : : i ms Sr J 5 a re t - ‘ ‘ } r he basine -ssion » al r. JOUN, Sept 4. nar C ri ailway that was eo 3 oterest,; can be held in every way, and by wvee The business sessions of the General a a lve c } Fa CG ELVe Cm , aie dee tein , events by a cer-} authority, responsible for Lord Aberdeen’= | 3ynod of the Church of England in Canada : Tue Drence—tT he dredge was taken to Mr. Ieaac Carpenter, ‘in Wickham, was t ; : ont a yi gat cag ical, reeviving | course. Responsibility must in the end were opened at St. John’s college, Winni- 9 re oe SS TNE, a aeeteed nominated yesterday hy the Liberal con- i. Go : ; : 7 : r the Governor : : : ; McDonald's energetic management,dredge: acl . ee - z a i to the . $32 ite where the power ix. If the Governo peg, on the 3rd inst. The primate, Arcb- re : > : ©. | vention of Queen’s as the candidate to su2- ah es ‘ O a : ——— gi i has the power of a dictator, he must in the bishop Machuay, read a lengthy charge, a. yards from the bottom of ceed Hon. Mr. Blair in the Provincial Wanted to canvas fur the Thrift or Industrial branch of F; Sh tia 3 3 a re nies nein Spates ¢ ens 8 ht wurch in Cap. | docks in Charlottetown. ; asemhly.. 7 , oC: . Py i : | or of Senator Seott’s F"| last recourse be respoasi le for the ex- | reviewing the work of the church in Cao oe. é embly, The peeewey the local the Sun Life Assurance Co. A good territory and lib- GY * arks a to hx ed i t pt ercise of that power. If he has not such ada. , eens * th roverument are callie to a numination ill b ° A ] 7 ? - : sent Goverr ta sod to the build-| powers he mu-t be ultimately responsible After the delivery of the primate’s Scone Carps.—'1 ae FC0re Cards reg wv. convention on the ith. eral contract wi € given. pply to ‘ , 3 —_—a nite tate i eee for assuming them. charge the archbishops and bishops retir- _ idi ee Dri tee . ooo Unequalled. Unapproache % -_— - © : F _ ’ , 1 : , 7 she olin » chair | Ieddin’s Central Drug Store. ' ~~ a ‘Jia Toronto Weekly Suan: But on _ the | ed, and Dean Carmichael taking the chair g a . : : ; . , : : this Froviace, as Gover say ot r pain question the p 3 tion of the Governor opened the proceedings of the lower house " its D. R. A. Shooting. a sg 5 for the money " Made here a the tof the D nion, 7 5, = ot I Genes ae anid aod j > will | with prayer To: a -- . renerail seems to be sOUDnd, aD he wiii ith pray . yun s ‘ the circumstances, iiva tra stite-| Lrotabiy be sustained by public opinion Kev. Ur. Langtry proposed the Very OF ERA HOU Si. eer Charl ttet Tt ‘li Grocers. 7 ment that we are t to bave railway | though, in the presentation of his cage, h- | Rev. the Dean of Montreal aa prolocutor —— Private Forbes, of the 73rd Chatham, ATLOTTStoOtw Nn.

P J 3 to be} Was shackled by conventional restriction. | of the lower house. Rev. Canon O’Meara extensior Db thie Frovince 3 O

a e j j ’ e N.B » won the Governor-General’s badge : I, howeve i . . iinet > ce fli Sten ee ee ae awte g S rama ic in the D. R. A. shooting vesterday with a ruse SN —_— viii | iiatealll : < scped, bowever, that ior ur. avie?

the Governor-Gereral is bound at once, | Justice Haningtoa, on behalf of the lay |

} score of 24, having to shoot offwith Lievte a will have sufficient influence in the Cabinet | mechanically, to eign anythiog which tix | lelegates *apported the proposal, which Koss, of the 13th Hamiltoa, ties. In th a a AE jy R Tepe. - , to procure the extension required by the] Minister lays before bim without the | was made unanimous by a standing vote. com ally shooting off Lieutenant Ross made a score " ; eople, or at least that part of it which he | slightest exercise of discretion, without re Thereafter the prolocutor, accompanied of 17. a) : i “* : at , . ee ' It is gard to the circumstance es, the situation or | by the proposer, seconder and Hon. Mr. ~— Mae : 3 itinctly promise: obtain. is : aninetor ree ITH THE i ba Stinctiy promised t¢ alr the requirements of the public service, i- Hanington, proceeded to the upper house. Soe WITH THEIR...... “ | COCO CCCOOCEOODOSCROCOOCED : : : pleasing to note that Mr. Martin is ven-} 4, sav that the office vught to be abol- | Uo their return J. A, Worrell, B.C. L., j 3 e x a tilating the matter in the Lower House;!} ished: a stamp, which would cost u« | Q. C., was proposed as lay secretary, and IMPERIAL BAND > $ a “Ee : . Paw Ye» Rnence »} ie °re , : f and wehave nodoubt that be will con-| a0thing, would serve the purpose just a- | Rev. Canon Spe neer as clerical secretary, e School and College e ; : ; : well. Both nominations were unénimously AND ORCHESTRAL @ 6 tinue to Go so The more the question is = nl adopted ® ° os . . —St. John Sun: The peopie of Canada adopted. : ? e ° i discussed in Parliament, the more will the have not euffered much from the failure of The nominating committees were then s a IVE PULTE’ : Lu ‘Vv ait , . iS alcaenaneent : hands of Mr. Davies be atrengthened Sir Charies Tupper to carry through a eae — members of committees 9 . : . ai lows: The people of Bc lfast and Murray Harbor} dozen appointmeate, and if they had | ™ Ne ” ee a Vy ‘Suited Kis —ay 2 wanta r way and they expect Mr. | suttered they could accept Mr. Laurier’- ne . oi an rehdeacon Kau a= A | ‘ | ‘ W AE RE LA N TE D sa] ta railway, an b ; _Aternagp whee ee ch, H. J. Cundall. : ; EP AS ple lee in that regard offer and impute the transyres a a —_ Q selicisalitade: Conse an Iifland, | : e © , . oe But if Lord At erdeen has introduce: gov PN ana a In the great Sact Military Drama from $ The largest and best assorted stock @ ' 2+e- — ——- erument by viceroy iuto the eelf-governing Tor re R D — H G Ouida’s novel of : Under Two @ of School and College Books and $ MeL: 6 - ec essary j > ap oronto—Rev. r. Langtry on. G. | "lags,”’ entitle p oo . 5 : . . A STARTLING REPORT. colopies, it bec mes necessary in the inte W. Allen Bry, ran eee @ requisites ever cCflered in this @ s 2 nner est ofthe whole empire that it shall be FP: i . y a ala Bri (¢ . 53 e province. © : . Tas Conservatives when in office we rei kn who whether this system is to be here : oe ‘a jes oe fi “ eacon tig= | i 4 $ ante encase sa , : 7 r ee " ey & wont to refer important cases in dispute to] after recognized. The question is not one | SOCKe, Hon. Mr. anhies Sanregion. 2 e 4 i Ce 1 : of this Dominion or of to day It is one Montreal.— Ven. Archdeacen Lindsay, @ Assortment Complete 8 r 4 aa : Westminster. put if che reports be true, : a ee? 7 : Ji s © WU Hie = < . . aa : ? ‘ R which concerns the whole of the Queen’s — J pace R ee ». Chante $ Prices Always Right > wo ‘ > the Liberals are about to seud to Ron dominions, and all the future. Wedo noi j sturou— Very key. Dean Innes, Charles e » y eibisniiies akan in © & : ; ' 2 wre 4 Po , ' . ‘ q K . 4 p> ors i: am ‘. Tt is stated thatthe Government has pur-] make war on he Governor-General by re- —— en ee se ° romp n < rders ° ‘ . wit ; chased from Manitaba, ax the price of | cogoizing these aspects of the care. The | 5, Ontario Verv Rev. Dean Smith, His| s g um §6«6UOf Cicaicttes : rtf sions to the Roman | personality of Lord Aberdeen is of smal oe ees 4 HT ® ————__- © a os portfoln ; ” ” sin tes ob tected ime tae Niagara.—Ven. Archdeacon Dixon, His MONDA z % & " + Cat Ata recent | MOment in so large an 1 . Honor Jedee Henkle i e B ee ciel ae a ae . . — ee — me = ven er. Tl rreat S satior al Drama in Ss Se saa inca tela ie sca cathy ci sp de < aiiitie cabinet. the ber- OBITUARY, Ottawa. Rev. Rural Dean Bogart, His “© ham, eae © WHOLESALE & RETAIL § Sis.ts La Favett Octs., Marquis ILLUSTRATED WITH STEREOPTICAN ; ; is oa ue —_— Honor Judge Senkler. _ vcts. a Fayette vCIs,, Marquise, * gain was ratified, and it Is expected tha By the death of Mrs. D. J. McDonal ; - o ys © e ? ? ? : & ; : »y the death of Mrs. VD. J. McVonai Alzgoma.— Veo. Arclideacon Lloyd, A.A. | ry e ‘“ : : 6s rei » |s rem _ Mr. Sifton will enter, by the grace of 1] this city loses a zentle and highly esteemed | Mahaffy: : ° ° Siberian, - Creme de la C eme, VIEWS. : electors of Brandon, into the enjoyment of | citizen. She was a laughter of the late An American delegation was introduced . £0 arter 0 $ we? Gitana, Athlete, The V “ee M ‘ Je ‘. a. Rl is seal mi oy ‘ ¢ 1 ery Rev. Mons. Mazgennis, of Ja- the consideration. The able and well in- | Ronal . Walker, E q; of Acne dele. | and seve-al member of it made apeeches, | % e 5 © €¢ Imperial, , Sw eet Corporal, ! wane Plain and ie A. T. Cor hs lly. of ee formed Ottawa correspondent of the Mai Ab vat Live years ago her health began to amoog these being the Bishop of Minneso- | ‘ J ° Booksellers & Siationers ° ‘“ S at M 2 - Vanity Fair R , M: : l coe anh , ae D + ‘. med Ottaws rt ante fail, and consumption soon put its mark | ta. Risuop of Marquette, Rev, Chas, Sweet, | OR RISEY F20% ASHES. ° ‘ Se ° Sweet Moments. a y ethene eae ass, a - @ visit to r. % ; ey rethat be has been informed]... } | i : . . . ‘ “i ~ . ‘ . . i > ive . “a and Empire says that he - wpa upon her, though she bad previously been | of Min», and Hon. Chancellor Woolworti, | - N. B.—American Notes taken a $ locts. Richmond Straight Cat, [ Southern Straight Cut, ae. ra a Church b nace aE “ : that “an emiseafy of the Laurier Govert- |] one of the healthiest as well as one of the | of Nebraska. @ face value in exchange for goods.— © hate Revvtionne in “yea . ae there, vi ectures i]- ment will leave immediately for Pome to} bandsomest women in the city. We syro- Iu the evening there was a public reeep- Steamer Cam alla G.C.&. CO. ° sUCts., LEY] : ustrated with Stereoptican Views, - ask from the Pope a ratification of the bar | P@thize with her bereaved husband and | tion to the syuod delegates at Hotel Mani- «

_ Vacceptable to this Holiness, the| mother and lite children. toba. which proved @ very enjoyable social 000 2000008000 000eccceees WATSON’S DRUG STORE «a Trip to Europe, with gait acceptavie to t is Holmes, the 1 v's a —EE

14 ent om penehite. —— | Scenesof Principal Places sof t greement wi'l be Inrple éames Ring, plasterer, aged 76 years, Riis ter ; ek EE A mented ; but if mot, the threat of Mr.| died in South Boston, last Wednesdav, Reduced fares for remainder of th .

Visited.” on Friday evening KIND PARTING WORDS.

O eshat be outed “oho stitution in its} #fter being an invalid for about 5 years. —_—— To Montreal (meals included).......$18 00 Opposite P. O. > E= omy S25 ; 4 llth inst. : ee ' he wetedhll H:a wife survives him. He wae well knowr To the Editor of Tug Exaysven. “ ‘“ ‘“ Return 27.06 : Casiresy, With be Carnes Out. ~~. | ia Charlottetown, and im fact in all

. | parts | Deer Sirs Would yon tect hed aiace|'T0 Quebec, = ns | Or Hee And “The Passion Play, ss permed a sd dies now hinges upon the view of the | of the Island. _ Dear Sir, aid you Kindly fiad space “ i % Return 24.00 aie Oberamergan, with views of the Differ- ' . ' } | . i ep ESD for the accom panving letter, and place our LVELI BI Os. je Tes ra nnd hear the ceienp.'4 ed ent Scenes in the Passion and Death of : Case which wil be taken by Poy ws FATAL ACCIDENT, Club under an additional obligation ? : CARY BLL BROS. our Divine Lord and the Persons who 5 : nat We bare nodoult that j ubire <ictaianeiiies Sincerely yours, Ch town, sept4—2aw 2wks,

> take part in the Performance, on Sun- > Opinion will agree with Tue Examiner A shocking accident happened today or W. Harry Warts, te LACTATED FOOD, “ ; day evening, the 13th, “ : ’ that Mr. Laurier would have dove niach 9g Street. Mr. and game aa — Moncton C. C, Ss RIDGE’S FOOD, i "‘tnteed to begin each evening at 7.45 : of Dromore, were coming past the Foundry nani > = ,

beite if r¢ had fet wt hinge upon 7 PR, : f ina = < ‘i o’clock,

: ; : ih i Guns Dike corner with their hor-e and truck. Mr | Gd. Carver, Esq, nuibania SUR PRIS E NESTLE’S FOOD,

} Hann was leading the horse, and Mrs Captain Charlottetown C. C. OF is eee ina Sp Ee

s . ; 4 selene ‘ t : : ala thin teen i int Y ea iia a : * ~ 200 eeee . oe eeee ‘ “hyp : S ¢ ~ es be supy | Haon was seate J on th forward part Dear Sir,—I am d rected by the mem-! That queer looking grasshop- MELLIN S FOOD Proceeeds in aid of church funds. 4 Hi« H 2 Ww wecept terns * favor the truck. Something frightened the bers of the Moncton C. C., who to-day } ° . ie ce } : " yr » Pa g Py order

able to 1 minority in Manitoba than | horse, a young anioal not used tothe | uave enjoyed your Club’s ho-pitality, to per, but it is no surprise that REEDIN BROS, 5 ; cy STE°HENS s : ree the Cathe town, and he began to rear, Causing Mr tender yuurself and members of the C. C. | Goff Bros. sell their Boots so Opposite P.O \ ; eon x the law allows, os wows -" Hann, who was leading him along, to let CU. our warm thanks for a most delightful } : Wi 9 Be ‘ ea the , : / - people are w g to acce pt | go of i bridle. = . H r? a hs —_ To — ot us the visit was espe- C nH ly: sik ena: J i ~ ail ——- — — ; the reine on the track Jand tried to « O} | Clally memorable, in that it was our make 1hem ona e spot, . : NOTES AND CUOUMMENTS. the he rse, wh ts by this time had begu: uitial visit to this charming Island, and - MARITIME PROV'NCES College and . — jtorun. The jolting of the truck knoc' ed from no point in the vicinaye of the town GO I I BROS

Mr. Hack«tt showed himself the true | her off and she fell under the wheel whicl can one obtain a better view of the harbor ’ ; tat i ‘

| Tapresenta’ive when he n.aie application | passed over her | ack and leg. Her *pine | chan from the cricket field. While your BOOT F ACI ORY Ma Gul 6 IC Ssocia ON, On MONDAY and TUESDAY Evenings, Sept S oo } ty Parliameat on behalf of the puor peo- was very bally hurt and five ribs were | team labored upJer the disadvantage of “—) re : 7th d Stb; in tl ee . pie of Tiga.sh who bave been rnined ty | broken. She was taken to tl e residence having only five of those who opposed us septd Oe r ; (th and otb; in the

t ‘ \\ pe that his apy tion to] of her sister, Mre. James Dunn, on Upyer | on Moncton, we found this our advantage C ‘ he ninth annua championship games Books

Gover: will not | Queen Street, and Dr. Kelly was called in, | that it minimized our defeat. a of the Maritime Provinces Amateur Upper Frince Street Methodist Chuych.

ee meie that ett f| who did all be could to relieve the por The labore of the day over, your mem- — | Athletic Association will be held on the - . ' - the iocky | t ferry teamer was } woman. She was too seri vasly injured, | bers were kindness itself, and we thought grounds of the Moncton, A. A. A > a A grand entertainment which no one should MILs. ALL SCHOOL ve

‘ g ast ev g, f Toul t | however, to recover, and only lived sbour hospitality’s crown had been reached when CBBeEBSeWWABeeee,y, Moncton, N. B. on the afternoon of : : he ie SUPPLIES

6.200 <, Without any notice to the two hours after the accident. Mrs. Hann accepting your invitation to attend the ? é Saturday, Sept. 12th. TICKETS 25¢; CHILDREN 15e. _ pal I: ix Lecom Z too much the | was paver sixty and seventy mos old. | Sawtelle Company’s dramatic entertain- 5 é The following is the list ot events :— easton to comlact the public service wna- | She eaves afamily of six children to} ment. e ies ; é DON T FORGET 100 Yards Dash, 220 Yards Dash, 440 septo —sat&mon. " ont reference to the public. mourn, with ber bere ft husband, the un Heartily enjoying the dramatic perform- 3 ¢ Yards Run, 880 Yards Run, One Mile| —— epee: - Seaaiiaainl = omp @ @ ” —T he State eiections in Vermont showed | fortunate and fatal accident. snce, we were Captivated by the entre act é Run, 120 ie Hurdles Rela High s 9 e ° e - i rain fur ¢ te pu blicans As a > nen . : — 5. S 7 i adecided gam forth J _ zs . as | Sie music of the orchestra. I voice the senti- Sep’ Tth Sports Jump, Running Bread Jump, Putting 16 Zz 3 Zea >~> ne 22 =~ r the campa'g) was conducted on ational | ENTERIES FOR SUMMERSIDE RACEs, | ents of the Club and my own = profes- 4 ” : lh. Shot, *Putting 16 Ib. Hammer, Pole Coe LEE, e&

lines this result widuct Le 1m 6 iring to hleliloes sional opinion in stating it is one of the ¢ 7 h S : Vault, tHalf Mile Bicycle ‘One Mile ——- " SSO ell > ‘ tor Bryanites. Without di a Ei ae The following entries have been made | best theatre orchestras 1 have heard, ’ Sent. { printers Bicycle, tTwo Mile Bicycle, ‘iin Mile . of Vermont ix the voice of New gland’. | for the races at Summerside on the 24th Another, and to me still greater, treat ible: Bicycle, {One Mile Bicycle, Time Rac : Hut how abont the great West and 8 uth? | jost :-— "| was afforded by the kindness of Professor ; Sept. Tth Sikleists pe a + a il : rte . l scored h otene

—Mail avd Empire : Mr. Thibandeau, 2.29 Class.—Parkland, by Parkside, | Earle, whoasked Mr. Fred Morris to give ’ eres ice iat ee rided : @ i ve

one of the latest appointees to the Senate ‘| Lawn Dominic by Westlawn, Gracie | us a short piano F cital on the magnificent ia cal oe thet da o : as See were i Paha it he ’ McMillan Wl Hornsh §

was plod there because his father re- Wilkes, by Preceptor, Beau Prince by, Her- | Chickering Grand Le haa brought with OF ee ee ae en ae Pe eet & net nee thee _—

igned in Quetec Fast and wade wag for| ’ ’ : e “ and every other day, find what they weight, por more than four feet in length, ,

signed in Quebec I nando. him, prefacing the recital by a presenta. ’ T " 1 ~ Mr. Laurier, who had a lefeated in 2.40 Clase—Fiying French Boy, by | tion of our membera to the young artist, QU EEN STREET. 4 ; oe! bye 2 ‘ ; =

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The entries will close with the Secretary at Halifax, N. S., on Saturday, Sept. 4th,

want in onr line at the right price. é tCycle races under sanction and rules of * | Riley’s Dean: Montrose Dot, by Jay Dee; | Charlottetown may well be proud of so ¢ , or . ¢ prices are low, much lower than you aug29 — é

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é ; the C. W. A. That you will agree with us that our , hereditary. Itistobe hoped that the! Gav Patchen by Highland Chief; Jay Dee, | promising a performer, and but a short $ A W Reddia Phin B ' old law of pritmogeniiure has been daly | pe admin strator; Spanker, bv Westlawn; | time will elapse ere Fred Morris will be a } ei ’ 1.

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‘ . dui aie : ring. This ought to be an : ee observed. i ao | Gay Pilot, by Black Pilot; Fleetwood, by | name for im pressarios to conjure with. * Ree we All pion mailed —— be have been paying Thi ” . —Montrea!l G i? . " BUFier Jl) Preceptor; Belle Stanford by Leland Stan- A cemfortable hostelry, perfect cricket Centr al Drug Store. + oo ee eee ores inducement to buy from us, for we can uSiCa i i0 fied the dismissal ly Mr. Davies of pat | ford; Rello Bay Roy. by Preceptor ing weather, delightful journey and kind- “ G- Ineach event, to accom} any entry. , ds d rices ford; Kilo Bay Roy, by . : : : a ae w you the goods, and our prices are employes who made themse “— “ofT-nsive | 3 Minute Clase—Slugger, by Dean | liest hospiialy leave us decp'y yonr ‘Sunnyside.’ qezawenhs mee bes a — ers a ' yo 5 ’ P ; artizans” by snpporting Convervative | gi Herdic. be i Ol Ge 2 Secretary on application. By resolution ‘ight. . ; , partizan e ’ ae ca , oe | Swife; Herdic , by Hernan i ; Belle Stan- | debtors. : at the Annual Meeting in 1293 competi S Encouraged by the extensive patronage a candidates atthe reves ‘Tr 41 @..’ | ford; Peerless, by Principal; Myra, by Her- On behalf of the Moncton C. C. I iter- BetTVervoee2wews)sea ’ i noie Seales = ‘ , ia od for the United St | ' oe tors must be clothed from elbow to knee of the music loving public of this provinoe 3 Laor OES GEMNTE'IES POF NRE Valied States | seado. ate our warm thanks, and am, yours very Ti - ace ean aa “a during many years, Mr. 8. N Merle ae ; evidently exten le to the spoils rystem ii ce sincerely, phe Sy sen svat seth ge ae J O N 7 Mi K E N Z | cE e resume his instruetior 8 in ‘eae Piano Lick urisnes there “ " » ov y , y oh . LIOD g3 ; which furisaes th Live Up To Your Privileges. Tue Scorer. ty y ss I { . Cc . Vocal Music Voice Cultur .. British Colonist: If the position of . a q there are not three entries at least. enter tude. oi a e = be scaeiil Malia, Un toc hd ee If we read of some new fabric made in : : There Are Other , cory of Music, in his Studio,on Mouday ’ yr Minister of the [Interior is not held o a country which gave protec —Montreal Gazette: Mr. Laurier should ; Yi] WM. GLASSEY, Sepi. 14th, inst. Intending pupile will , : Manitoba as bribe, why bas it uot Leen | Bil : ») | #kesomething for his loss of memory.

«9: Hon. Sev’y M. P. A. A. A. e : e blige by leaving tl | : ’ G rO ‘old, providi a healthful “cig ° ’ oa: : : ‘ a s =an, £ oblige by jeaving their names at Mesers. : r filled long ago ? : a = te dianates ae be a His inability to recali what he said in his Selling boots and shoes in P. O. Box 255, ZY es ; Miller Bros. Music Store, or at the Studio, “« “ _Moneton Times: The receipts of the | consider it wonderfal and be envious of | *Peeches before the election is being 80 this city but we want to | Helifax, N.S., August 13th, 1896, where terme and ful] particulars may be f Uuited States government during Auguat the people who could take advantage of it frequently and so strikingly illustrated in ? s , | the people Poul ge of it. . —— - —

had ; : ; . : , . AMATEUR DEFINITION.—An Amateur is one ———_—--— ————— — = = = oe : : i were twenty-five and a ba f million doliars | But because Fibre Chamois is quite inex. ee must be causing anxiety convince you that there 18 | wno has never competed for a money prize, or Beginners will receive as thorough at- anitie expenditures thirty-six millions. | ensive and easy to get, perhaps some have | * his friends. There are Signs that he only one store where you staked bet. or with or against any professional <= _ om tention as more advanced students. The deficit for the month is therefore ten | By : , ‘op | may even forget what the Government was : for any prize, or who bas never taught, or as- | SAMUEL N. E Ee he dofiens for a ak ee a ‘ _| pot yet tested ita merits and found out for cen tn de can get agepuine bargain sisted in the practice “ athletic exercise as a iil ai hae : 44 N. EARLE. anda hb i re a my aa themselves the splendid winter comfort a | ‘ : .> ke hie. di Same Se ne Seeinewe, or competed | ace . mene es . - a - a Th ys = ; grt | layer of it will impart to all outdoor gar- Lord and Lady Aberdeen will arrive in This wee ig y iscounts Special rate from Cha) lottetown, $2.00. ® e . ‘ twenty tania roa me ae oS | ments, Its weather proof qualities are | Toronto on the 8th and Stay two days, is going to bring our | Summerside, $1.00. Sept 2—-3i—3 56 | - year ef tarit Me Le be : = eh wore, genuine, founded onthe fact that it is ~<a og . . d - i GQ li Is the Tea that brings trade and pleases customers, ee a odie na k to th “N Sic IP > oT made entirely from Spruce Fibre, and is Just opened, alarge line of Fall and stock “ba n. gts ce V JANTED.—A Poadie Bprvet Shet Guo, —_—_— " wi-e ii will etick tothe Nationa olicy onal ss lela nen-eomdac Moths in Suitings, Trowserings ad: e Breach Loader,1) bore. Must be in good ee R. VINNICOMBE wi! me bis els ; — * ij, | "werefore complete non-conductor of | Winter Cloths in Suiting ro g i oots at less than ae a : MBE will resume his classes S uniler which Canada has done so well. | cold. This, a« well as its light wail t, | and Overcoatings.—John Macleod & Co. ladies : SRR AEE EL. HE, CO d satisf: t but remember that the e \ for instruction on the above instruments ei panes em Maes sm -exbibitien of | iis ten ideal addition to everyone: | The age of cape ‘in the ext half price. Just try us — Every pound satisfactory, bu TE Ch, | Seen beE te 10th. Parties wishing to loara onnnaietoaey batter thas ne of tari} ™2*** Gear additio yone’s 1€ finest range of caps <in the city may ‘ : 7 : 10uld apply at once. : e de ee ee eee El oe ond wiaies clothing. be seen at the aie ane for a bargain. J Geta eee ee eine. — two or three kinds of Empire oo Be sure and get the “Mr. Vinnicombe’s method of instruction is plundering. he Sr tine NEI ON - , x i ; bie } . excelient,”—Pref, Bernhard Walther, Hall ~—Maii and Emp re: Our Canadian rule} Read W. W. Wellner’s ad, then see the | See the counter of children’s blouse A, RB. McKACHEN, eee alee en ee oe est. For sale wholesale or retai y Piano tuning promptly attended 0a 7 is the Britieh rule, that whatever the for- | big di*play of diamond rings in his show | euits at the bargain corner. They are the : given, Please apply toJ. D. Mason. -_, el MORRIS P. O. Box 98, mer proclivities of the civil officer may’ window. cheapest on record. THE SHOE MAN. sept5—3ineod dy,

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