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i.i:i.i~:\ l‘i:\~.-Qiiite a large quantity ‘if ._-rorii peas were to be had at the mar. ‘gel _vcs.tcrtl:i_\'.

Tm: l‘l:tSlL‘l‘ll .\ssiirance (‘.~\lllA)«\lly of l'.iiiail.i has tlcclrirod ii half-yearly ividond of ;: pet‘ -‘out.

(‘nun iixi‘ A citizeii would like to kiioiv wliy the electric light on Ilpper i:r.:n i:.~oi~go Street has not been lit the l;i.\1 l\\n or three nights. This should be iiltciiilvxl (U.

\\'ii.i.ii: ll\'iii-:, the boy that was kicked \\‘llllt‘tlI‘l\'xl\g some horses out of a field last .\londay, is a little easier, although Still very low. His father is expected honie to-night.

'l‘iii-1 proposed excursion to Charlotte- town of the i\loiictnii (‘ornt Band las been abandoned, owing to unforeseen tlitliciilties. It has not yet been settled Wlli‘l‘r.' the Band will hold its excursion to — —.\loncto:i Traiiscript.

.\l.'l'l-‘.{‘..\‘l‘l0.\’ and extension sale.— .\lessrs James Paton & Co., have decided to otfer e\ery suit, pants and vests, in fact every readv-iiiade article in stock at greatly reduced figures. Special induce- ments to cash buyers.

Fl.\"l'li_‘ Excot's'ri:it.—-Iii the market house yesterday, tw - Illcll began disputing over some matter, and one losing his teln- per. callul the other a liar. No sooner had he littered the wo d than he received a heavy blow on the face: they then closed aiil exchanged a few blows and it \\ 31$ OVQT.

Urn Ulil frieii-l .\Ir. John Colwill, whose death is recorded in the propev column to-clay, was apparently in his usual health and took part at the Railway ilospcl Meeting last Sunday. He was asked tolead the meeting on the next .~‘uii«,liy (tomorrow) and selected as his 1 Ssiill for that occasion the first Psalm.

liltE.\'I inducements to purchasers of boys, youths and men’s ready-made cloth- ing. We wi'l offer this month and until we have cleared out every suit at greatly re- duced prices. As it is impossible to enumerate the lot, call and see for your- selves. -.las. Paton & Co.

\\'i-: are gmtilied to be able to state that .\lrs. Longley, who has been dangerously ill for a week with diphtheria, is now very much better and in a fair way of recovery. The attorney-general is still in quarantine, but he expects to get perniissi ii from the authorities to leave the house by Monday iiext.- -Halifax Chronicle.

ARl:1\'.\L.——-Tlie steam yacht Nooya ar- rived here on Thursday evening from a pleasure trip up the Gulf. She ran in here for some repairs to her boiler. Through the kindness of the captain we were shown through her, and, without doubt, she is one of the nicest yachts we have seen here. She is likely to remain three or four days.

REV'0Ll"l‘ION ix Hav Canav1.vc.——'l‘his is what is meant by The Porter Adjust- ible and Reversible Carrier for which Messrs. A. Home & Co, are the agents. It is undoubtedly the best machine for the movement of hay from one end of the barn to another, which has yet been in- vented, and no farmer who can afford the price—$l‘.2, can afford to continue on in the old way. _

Rev. Ma. Diiaxsraor boriducted the religious meeting in the Methodist Vestry last evening. Rev. Mr. Read, .vho has reached town, was also pr-sent and made the acquaintance of many of his new con- gregatioii. Mr. Dienstadt is already well known to the people of Moncton and Mr. Read comes to make their acquaintance under very favorable circumstances.— Moiicton Times.

«ms of the pleasantest excursions im- aginable is that by rail to Point du Cherie, thence by steamer to Summerside or Charlottetown. The new steamer, now ruunii g on the route to P. E. Island, is a very fine boat, containing all the comforts and many of the luxuries of modern travrl at sea. The Intercolonial, in common with the boats and Island railway, have prepared a very low Saturday excursion rate for this trip.—-Moncton Times.

KlL‘KING.—LaSt evening while a coun- tryman was driving home in a drunken condition and abusing his horse, the animal decided to give those} around an exhibition of his kickin ability, as well as scare his owner. e kicked in such a professional manner that he thoroughly frightened the master and gave great amusement to the onlookers. At this stage of the proceedings the horse's former master came along and know- ing how to prescribe for his treatment, unhitcbed him from the truck waggon. and hitched him to his own buggy and then commenced the second act which was a. little more exciting than the first. After administering a dose of long-tail oats he started for home amid the shout- ing and cheering of over a. hundred small boys.

PROF. MCLBOD, of the Prince of Wales College, has very kindly placed on our tableia box of mammoth strawberries of the Bubach and Crawford varieties, that would simply “astonish the natives.” Two of the luscious beauties weighed 2§ ounces, and sixteen fille l a quart measure- ment. The Crawford strawberry is the product of probibly the greatest straw- berry grower on the continent——Mr. Crawford, of Ohio—who presented Prof. McLeod with half a dozen plants. Under the l’rofessor’s treatm-nt this variety has shown itself to be remarkably adapted to this country. It is not likely that any one in the Province could pyoduce a box of finer or larger berries t an those laid on our table. Prof. McLeod has made a specialty years, and his success should lead others to do likewise. If the government could only make it worth the Professor’s while to impart some of his knowledge on fruit culture to his boys at the college,_it might stimulate a new and general in- dustry that would bring thousands of dollars to the Province.

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Hotel Arrivals. osaonxs HOUSE.

July, 17th David Egan, Mt Stewart; K. M¢1(_ Jenkins, New Glasgow, N, S; Mrs]. A. McDonald, Glennandalc; W. Easton, Georgetown; F. W. Orininstflia N¢‘V_ G135‘ gow; M. E. Crimstori, do: P. McPhail, do; John. H. Welsh, St John; Mrs ]_. -B. Dawson and five Children, Newptrt Staion; .

HOTEL DAVIES. A. Downs, Montreal; K. Mac-

R. A. Webster, do; Chalmers Brown, Indianapolis; B. F. Gloon, New Ore- leans; C. F. Ilowes, Boston; H, H. Dobsonn Monlreal; R. Eiminson, Manchester, Eng: S. Mclfarrell, N. Y; Mr &' Mrs T. F. 030* rod, Halifax; D. Funcan, do; W. L. Wlfds wif: and daughter. do; George M. Reid, Londomlohn P. wright. New York; In Ballantyne, Edinburgh; 1‘. E. Bolein, Mon- cton; Frank Smith, St john; John B. Black. ftniro N 5;

July. 17]. Diarmid, do;

of strawberry culture in recent.

Siimmerside News.

\ '-l“- R011 Axons left liy yesterday's steamer en room in T. mntm

Tun Lrigantine Sadiii, Capt. .-\. Morrel, primed here‘ Tliiirsday night with ._-.,,,1 or the P. ls. l. Railway. 1 .0”"“ “ix iiiilesof sti-i-l rails l-are llt‘(‘ll '-id «long the lm.-. or railway west or

S ‘ ~ u.llllllll€l‘8l(l0 and more are llelng put (lUWll.

‘ Mn. Rt-:oi.\'.\i.ii (‘-it.i\'i-is, of the firm of 1-l‘=\\'is and Rolin, ii_ierch.~int tailors, Mon- tl'*'!\l. and Mrs. Graves arrived here Thursday evening to xpend a few weeks of their wedding tour,

Tun following are the exports per str. Nprthuinlierlaiid for Friday the 17th, cheeses extra. $238: 680 lbs. calfskins, $34: 820 lbs butter, $131; 26 sheep, 365;

l0 l"'~‘ll’5~ 390; 1 COW. $50; 4 horses $320. Total $8 58. '

Tm: B.-ipist Strawberry Festival and fancy sale at Birch Grove on Thursday last was a grand success. The sky was clouded in the forenoon but the sun came out beautiful and bright in the after noon. All the delicacies of the season were to found on the tables, and the fancy ar icles for sale were ef the best quality. The receipts were in the vicinity uf

X . M.C. A._-—Sunday Meetings. —Prayer meeting 940 a. m. Gospel meeting 4 in the afternoon. Lesson: “Worthy of being Counted."~—1 Cor. 12: 31, 13. Leader, John Goss. All are cordially invited to these iueetirigs. August 6-9, the twenty-fourth annual convention of the Young Men's Christian Association of the Maritime Provinces is to be held in Truro. Let us remember this gathering in our prayer, that it may be a blessing to the young men of Truro.

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How Diphtheria is Spread,

Qcsnsc July 16.—It has been discov ered that a prolific source of the spread of diphtheria in this city is the method of burying the dead. It is alleged that in case of infants the ciskets are placed in ordinary cabs and thus taken to the ceme- cry to save the expense of hearse. The cabs thus used are afterwards employed as public vehicles without any attmpt to fumigate them.

--—e-Q09-———— Sunday Services

Z10)‘ CHt'RCli.——Rev. Sutherland will occupy the pulpit in Zion Church to-nior- row morning and evening.

GOSPEL Mxs'riivu.—Remember the Sun- day Gospel Meeting at 4 o’clock, in McLeod’s Hall, conducted by the Railway men. Strangers always welcome. Lesson for to-inorrow : Psalms 1—l—“Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel

of the ungodly."

Kiissixcrox HALL, EDWARD STREET.- Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. In the evening. at 7 o'clock, Evangelist Sutcl_ifl‘e will give an address. Subject: “A Good Start.” The address will be of special interest to all young folks. Sing- ing by choir before and during services. Strangers heartily welcomed.

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Movements of the Fish.

July 16.——Tlie fisheries are reported dull in all branches on the shores of Anti- costi. Codfish are reported very plenti- ful off English Bay but will not take books. The cod and herring fisheries are reported poor on the south coast of Que- bec, excepting at Grand River where the cod is good and the herring fair. At Point Escumiuac the cod and salmon fish- eries are fair and mackerel are taking hooks quite freely. The mackerel fishery is reported good at Miminegash, P. E. 1., some boats with four men each having as many as 4,000 per boat; and fair catches by hooks and nuts are being made all along the .:oast round to Albert/in In Cape Breton the fisheries are exceedingly dull owing to unfavorable weather Squid are beginning to appear on the north coast‘ in the vicinity of Ingonish. Fishing of all kinds also very poor in Nova Scotia. Fair catches of cod and herring reported at Lockeport, N. S., but no other reports worthy of mention.

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A Curious Coincidence.

A young medical student of Quebec was drowned recently at Bic. A painful co- incidence, brought to the recollection of the missing young man’s family, is that his father was drowned in the same place

only 27 years of age, the same age as his son, and the fatal accident took place on "the same day, date and month, viz., the 6th of July.

———-——¢————— Teachers Convention.

SEVENTEEN THOUSAND -DELEGATES IN ATTENDANCE AT TORONTO.

Toeoxro, July 16.—Seventeen thous- and persons we c present at the teachers’ coiiveutinn last night. Honorable W. T. Harris, the commissioner of education for the United S‘:.ates,and the minister of edu- cation for Ontario spoke on their systems of education in the rink, which was crowd- ed. This morning resolutions lead'rng,tore-

ereign states on spelling reform_’we_r&uz_r- aninicusly passed. The theatre of . the normal school was crowded to overflowing with the first meeting of Canadian teachers from Bi-il:‘a.h Columbia to Nova Scotia At 1,30 p.m., Dr. Allison spoke for the Atlantic provinces. The attendance of Canadian teachers is more than double the estimate before the meeting was called. To-morrow Canadians meet to discuss a dominion convention. The weather is de-

lightful.

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Stereopticon Entertainment.

ing to the storm last Tuesday evening, only a small audience witnessed the store- optican entertainment given in tne Mar- ket Hall by Mr. A. VV. Struthers, of_ Tor- onto. Those present, however, enyoye-d areally delightful evening. The views thrown upon the screen by powerful gtereopticons, using oxy-ether caliaum light. were as near perfection as such illustrations can be brought. The enter- tsinment began with is collection of land- sca , battles, towers, illustrations of “ en Nights in is Bar Room,” and "From Green1and’s Icy Mountains.” Tue second part was “The Life of Christ,” illustrated by copies of painting! found in the art galleries and_ cathedrals of Europe, and in the Vatican. They were simply magnificent. Vlfe trust that Mr. Struthers may prevailed upon to repeat the entertainment here at no distant day, when we feel sure that Market Hall would be crowded to the door.

Mr. Struthers willbe in the Lyceum on Monday next, afternoon and even- ing. For fulla particular see advertise-

lnien in our columns.

under similar circumstances when he was‘

presentative action from all English soy-g JCHARLOTT ETOWN " P. E. L

The Summerside Journal says:——“ Ow-g,

"rue GU.-\RDIAN, OHARLOTTETOW lflldls..- .Bl..TEl‘3GRA.PH_-ill

Before the Privileges Committee.

0’l'l‘AWa, July 17.—The evidence given to-dsy by P. Valin, ex-M. P., and a mem- ber of the Quebec Harbor Commission, caused a sensation. He said that Sir

with Mc(‘:reevy on all questions, and McGreevy had said that he was Sir Hector’s confidential friend.

th_at_the charges against the Harbor Com- mission were untrue, because Langevin asked him to do so. He stated that he had _persona‘ly received money from Larkin, Connolly & Cu, at d ltI(_-Greevy, and when he went to the latter for more the latter said to him, “Caron is always after me; I have not enough to satisfy h1_m; We have Sir Hector at Three Rivers.” Witness also asked Sir Hector for money, and was tol’: “I have 68"!) McGr_eevy this morning; go and see him: he is in charge of the distribution com- mittee.” Witness further said that his salary on the commission was a thousand dollars, but he had contributed about fif- teen hundred for elections.

-:_..__—;..______ Preparations.

LONDON, July 17.——Arrangements are being made for the entertaiiiiiieiit of the oflicers of the French fleet, when they visit Portsmouth.

Struck by Lightning.

Si>ai:<oi'-‘ii~;Lii, Ohio, July 17.——During 3 thuriders'orm at St. Mary’s the chain works of the Danish Manufacturing Co. were struck by lightning, and seventy hands were knocked speechless. The building was badly burned.

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Killed Her Grandchildren.

J osnua, Texas, Iuly 17.~‘.‘lIrs. New-T bery has been arrested for murdering her three grandchildren on Monday night.

A Great Wheat Yield,

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WINNIPEG, July 16.—Carefully coni- piled estimates show that if the frost eeps off until the end of August, Mani- toba and the territories will have 22,000,- 000 bushels of wheat for export.

Thos. McGreevy’s Illness-

QUEBEC, July 16——The illness from which T McGreevy is said to be suffering is inflammation of the bowels. Two phy- scians are attending him.

flied.

Suddenly in this city,_~'~n \Vednes:lay, ilth inst John Colwill, aged 55.

Pontfs plasters each at Dodd’s Medical Hall

Hood’s

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Hector Laiigevin had told him to consult

_ _ He also said that he signed the document stating

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APPOINTED SAILINGS :

The VANCOUVER and LABRADOR are the fa-test and most elaboiate and coniniodious Passenger Ships on the route.

For further information apply to

FENTON T . NEWBERY,

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ABMOUES

Ex no of Beef.

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WATER

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PROPRIETOR-

THIS HOUSE has been refitted and furnished throughout in the best manner, and is one of the most comfortable Hotels ' The Subscriber takes this opportunity to thank his friends and Llic pu-».ic for the liberal patronage extended in the past year and would respectfully solicit a con

continuance Commercial Men whowant a

quiet, comfortable home will do well to

favour us with a call. First-class carriages

alwavs in attendance at Railway Station

and Steamers to convey Passengers’ Bag- gage to and from Hotel free of charge.

f N o Liquors. Good Stable and Carriage house in connection. Charges

moderate.

May, 4. ’91.—d & w. 3m

ll. JAMES PALMER,

(ofthe late firm ofPa.lmcr& I[3i4))Il

Barrister. Attoriicy- at - Law, Notary Public, Etc.

Orricn.-O’Halloran Building, next. door to Bank of Nova Scotla.

MON EY May! ‘8I'—3:n

LOAN,

. PEA’! MOSS for StablcBed- ding cannot lie surpassed.

Glenn,

Lilicm Plover.

A sure cure for the abve

diseases.

1‘. ll. RANKIN, Agent for Queen's County.

J. A. GOURLI E, Agent for Prince County.

Ch’town, Ian, 30, ’9I—d 6-‘Iv

P. E. Island llailway.

OMMENCING on Saturday, zoth June.

instant, and on every Saturday until September 26th, 1891, inclusive, Return Tick- will be issued at one first-class fare from all Stations on this Railway to Souris, St. Peter's Morell, Georgetown, Charlottetown, Hunte River, Cape Traverse, Kensington, Summerside, Alberton and Ti ish good for return ONLY ON FOLLO ING MON- DAY.

' ]. UNSWORTH Superintendent. Railway Office Ch’town, g }une 17, I891.

N, saruuoav, JULY 18, 1891.

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Second Meth0disi;ChurchS.Schoo1

Will llolil Their Annual Picnic on Monday Next.

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COME EVERYBODY. Tea an _at 9.15 a. m., and 2.15 p. in. done to make.the time a pleasant one.

cl Refreshments for Visitors. Steamer sournronr wi _ Tickets to Picnic and Return, 20c.; Moonlight Excursion, Galbra.ith’s Band will be in attendance.

ll leave Ferry Wharf Everything will to _

From From Montreal. Quebec.’ Vancouver . . .July 18 . . . . . . . . . .July 19%

Sarnia . . . . . . .. “ 29 . . . . . . . . ..

Oregon . . . . . . Aug, 12 . . . . . . . . . .

Toronto ..... “ 19 . . . . . . . . ..

Vancouver. . . “ '22 . . . . . . . . ..Aug. 22

Sariiia . . . . . ..Sept 2.. .....

Labrado: (new) “ 9 . . . . . . . . . .

RATES OF PASSAGE—Cabin, $45, $50, $60 and up wards, according to ac; commodatiou. Return—$85, $90, $110; and upwards. liiterinediate, $30; steer- age. $20. 0

‘Great Reductions in lllilliuery, Maiitles & Sumiiicr [Dress Goods at

JAMES PATON 8: