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LONDON HOUSE, QUEEN STRERT. Job Printing of all kinds at short notice. jijhead«, Letterheads, Noteheads, Pamph- ets, Posters, Vodgers, etc, LOE renus;: Five Dontans « Year,

nate Read.

Room

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advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evairipss,

“ This is true Literty, when Free Born Men, taving to

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ment is peculiar. Don’i forget it.

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NEW SERIES.

for June, 1893.

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ROBERT BALLOCH & C0. TEA MERCHANTS, Mincing Lane, London.

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REPRESENTED IN CANADA BY

J. A. MORRISON, HALIFAX

Prosthetic Dentistry.

M prepared to mount Artificial Teeth on the Tae tees of plates :—Aluminum, Watt's etal, Reese’s Metal (these metals will not oxidize or tarn black in the mouth), Vulcanite, Colluloid aad Zylonite. DR. J. P. MURRAY, Dentist, apl Stamper Block, Victoria Ro

DR.D O RSEY,

Physician and Surgeon,

Graduate of the Medical Department of the University of the City of New York, late Member of the Resident Staff of Bellevue Hospital and the New York Lying-in Hospital, New York City.

Office, North Side of Queen Square,

OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,

RESIDENCKE—Near corner of King and Queen Streets. Charlottetown. d&w 3m—may5

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WINES! WINES!

FINEST QUALITY. Port, Sherry, Claret, Champague, &c.

HESE WINES have been imported from first class European houses, and are pure, reliable snd well matured. BYENE BROS.,

Great George Street.

“DIVIDEND NOTICE.

a Mencuants Bank or P, E, Istanp, Charlottetown, June 1, 1893.

OTICE is hereby given that a Half- yearly Dividend, at the rate of Eight

per cent. per annum, on the capital stock of this Bank has been declared, payable at its banking house on and after July 3rd, prox.

By order of the Board.

WM. McLEAN, Cashier. June 1—til date 2aw wy4i

Siale.

Brick For

FEW THOUSAND BRICK, new and second-hand. Apply to Charles Me-

G \ * R. B. NORTON & CO, june9 es FOR SALE CHEAP.

ee

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CHARLOTTETOWN, P. EF. ISLAND SATURDAY, JU

deals with us fits, and

Scotch, English and Canadian ever shown in this city; and

Ch’town, May 6, 1893.

einai lita ” ii ie = ipa a — 2, * , > } }

(x a aan just whet we’re going to do, give everyone who

leased the Shop lately occupied by Mr. Horace Haszard, in the Cameron Block, and have as fine a line of goods in

to give the BIGGEST BARGAINS in Castom-Vade Clothing that have ever been given here.

We guarantee to give the public the same satisfaction they have received from us in the past, and much better prices.

JAS. MACLEOD & SON,

GOOD FITS too. We have

Tweeds and Worsteds as was what’s better still, we are going

Late of the Firm of McLeod & McKenzie

We are right in the Row

Charlcttetown, June 22, 1893.

Victoria Row to the Front !

STATIONERY, and wheu you want anything good in our line, at HONEST PRICES, drop anchor at the Victoria Row

Stationers, Printers and Bookbinders.

HASZARD & MOORE.

with a Choice New Stock of

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For Samples sent Free, write to C.

ASE YOUR GROCER FOR The Celebrated

CHOCOLAT MENIER

Annual Sales Exceed 38 MILLION LBS.

ALFRED CHOUILLOU, MOMTREAL.

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years.

Ch'town, June 6, 1893—3ieod wy 3i

TURNIP —

—_——- 1 J A LARGE SUPPLY OF THE

Genuine {15 zard’s Improved Turnip Seed,

the same quality as heretofore sold by Henry T. LePage and which has given entire satisfaction for the last twelve

Our Seed is all guaranteed FRESH. DANIEL FINLAYSON,

SEED |!

LePAGE’S OLD STAND.

this Seed, which we

HE undersigned has for sale the fullow- ing well-bred Stock, viz :— 1 Barrister Mare, 8 years old, in foal to General Benton (Registered Clyde), i two-year-old Cart Colt, sired by Young, Royal Tom, dam by Imp. Barrister, 1 three-year-old Carriage Colt (gelding), 1 Filly, coming four, sired by All Right, | 5817, Registered Shorthorn Bull, 2 years old.

Will be sold cheap for cash or approved credit. Atso—107 acres excellent Land near| Cardigan Bridge, King’s County. | Apply to GEORGE F. OWEN, ep2h—lawkwy Cardigan Bridge,

Real Genuins Haszard’s Improved,

grown in England by the same man that Mr. H. T. Lepage formerly got his seed from.

We sold a large quantity of this Seed last summer, and it

proved true to its name, producing fine crops of large, sound

good-keeping turnips.

If you want a good crop of

Haszard’s Improved See at

BEER

Charlottetown, May 21, 1893.

GENUINE HASZARD’S IMPROVED

TURNIP SEED!

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We have just received a large quantity of

guarantee to be the

Turnips, buy the Real Genuine

& GUFE’S.

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VOL. 31.--NO, 26

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A SHORTENING.

Down the street through the busy way A lady passed on marketing day.

Who, pausing at a grocery store, Stepped quickly in at the @pe» door. With bated breath and anxious mien She queried : “have you COTTOLENE?”

The grocer, leaving off his work, Interrogated every clerk ;

But nene up to that time had seen An article called ‘“‘ COTTOLENE.”

**What is It?” said he to the dame, “That answers to this curious name. What is it made of? What's its use? My ignorance you’ll please excuse.”

“You’re not the merchant for my dimes, I see you’re quite behind the times.

For COTTOLENE, I'd have you know, Is now the thing that’s all the go,

An article of high regard ;

A healthful substitute for lard.

Its composition pure and clean ;

For cooking give me COTTOLENE.”

As from his store the lady fled,

The grocer gently scratched his heaad— On his next order, first was seen, “One dozen cases COTTOLENE.”

Ask Your Grocer for it, Made only by N. K. FAIRBANK & co., Wellington and Ann Streets, MONTREAL.

Cottolene

Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies

, Other Chemicals

are used in the

preparation of

~ W. BAKER & 02S

which is absolutely pure and soluble.

with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is far more eco- ing less than one cent a cup. nourishing, and EASILY

nonical, cos It is delicious, DIGESTED.

Sold by Grocers everywhere.

W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass

M consumption

is oftentimes absolutely cured in its earliest stages by the use, of that won- derful

Food Medicine, Scott's

Emulsion

which is now in high repute the world over.

“CAUTION om >) oad Genuine prepared by Scot wae, Belleville. fold by all druggists. 60c, and $1.00.

FOR INVALIDS

whose system needs toning up and whose appetites are failing, a quick and pleasant remedy will be found m

CAMPBELL’S QUININE WINE.

Prepared only by K. CAMPBELL & Co., Beware of Imitations.

MONTREAL.

JONSON'S

4NoDYNE

LINIMENT

yn“lke mm OTHE,

Tor INTERNAL as EXTERNAL us, ° Originated by an Cid Family Physician,

Im1s1i0 Think Of it. ease tad ee ration and

after C ti have used Every Traveler should have @ bottle In hicsee tet E Sufferer i= ver Neuralgia, Nervous Headaehe, Di Bron- chitis, Asthma, Cholera-Mo Lameneas,

and Every Mother Asoayne tiniment

and Pains liable to occur in fami notice. Delege way onthe Ee. Relieves e

3% cts. LS. Johnson &

cure, ‘or Crou red Sore Throat, Tonsilitis, Colic, Cuts, Bruises, Cramps

| Mary A Jost; 3, M Alice Beers,

OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Midsummer Examinations.

Upper Prince Street School.

The Prize List and Honor Roll.

MR. SEAMAN’S DEPARTMENT.

Governor General's Medal—Nellie M Hodgson.

Trustees’ Certificate—Class 1: 1, Nellie M Hodgon; 2, Mary A Jost. Olass 2: 1, Lilian McGregor; %, Adele McLeod.

History, prize awarded by His Worship Mayor Haviland—l, Maggie James; 2, Neilie M Hodgson.

Current Events, prize by G F Beer, Esq — 1, Nora Reid; 2, Maggie James; 3, Winnie Cotton, awarded by Judge Hensley.

Honorable Conduct, prize awarded by R R Fitzgerald, Esq—Ellen Taylor.

Reading, prize awarded by Dr Taylor—1, Maggie James; 2, Nora Reid and Clara Ross, awarded by L H Davies.

Physiology, prizes warded by Judge Hensley—Eva Beers.

Popularity, prize awarded by T C James, Esq—Mary Mclaaac.

HONOR ROLL,

Arithmetic, class 1—1, Margaret Thom- son; 2, Margaret Curley; 3, M Alice Beers. Class 2—1, Clara Ross; 2, Eva Beers; 3, Lilian McGregor.

Algebra, class 1—1, Margaret Thomson; 2, Ellen Taylor; 3, Mary Mclsaac. Class 2—1, Gean Moore and Adele McLsod; 2, Ella Sutherland; 3, Lilian McGregor and Beatrice McIntyre.

British Histery, class 1—1, Margaret James; 2, M Nellie Hodgson; 3, Nora E Reid. Olass 2—1, Lilian McGregor; 2, Adele McLeed; 3, Eva Beers.

Agriculture, class 1—1, M Nellie Hodg- son; 2, Blanche Smallwood; 3, Mary A Jost.

Faglish, class 1—1, M Alice Beers; 2, M Nellie Hodgson; 3, Margaret James. Class

Gean Moore.

Reading, class 1—1, Margaret James; 2, Nora Reid; 3, Winifred Cotton. Class 2— 1, Adele McLeod; 2, Clara Ross; 3, Eva Beers.

Geometry, class 1—1, Ellen Taylor; 2, Nellie Hodgson; 3, Mary A Jost. Class 2 —1, Margaret Curley; 2, Clara Ross; 3, Eva Beers.

Canadian History, class 1—1, Nora Reid; 2, Mary Jost; 3, Alma Robertson. Class 2 —1, Lilian McGregor; 2, Mabel Yeo; 3, Jean Moore.

French, class 1—-1, Alice Beers; 2 Ellen Taylor; 3, Nellie Hodgson. Class 2 —1, Margaret Curley; 2, Clara Ross; 3 Lilian McGregor. Class 3—1, Eva Boers; 2, Inez Mitchell; 3, Gean Moore.

Writing, class 1—1, Winnie Cotton and Alma Robertson; 2, Nellie M Hodgson; 3, Margaret Curley. Class 2—1, Clara Ross; 2, Edith Stramburg; 3, Mary Dickinson. Geography—class 1—1, Nellie Hodgson; 2, Ellen Taylor; 3, Mary A Jost. Class 2 ~-1, Perle Taylor; 2, Gean Moore; 3, Lilian McGregor.

Physiology, class 1—1, Eva Beers; 2, Adele McLeod; 3, Lilian McGregor. English Literature—Class 1: 1, Nellie M Hodgson; 2, Lenora Reid; 3, Maggie James and Mary Jost. Class 2: 1, Clara Ross; 2, Lilian McGregor; 3, Eva Beers. Map Drawing—Class 1: 1, Nellie Hodg- son; 2, M Alice Beers and Mary A Jost;

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3, Winifred Cetton. Class 2: 1, Perle Taylor; 2, Adele McLecd; 3, Lilian McGregor.

Dictation—Class 1; 1, M Alice Beers and Winifred Cotton; 2, Margaret James; 3, Nellie Hodgson. Class 2: 1, Lilian McGregor; 2, Gean Moore; 3, Clara Ross. Compesition—Class 1: 1, Bianche Small- wood; 2, Winnie Cotton and Maggie Thomson; 3, Nellie Hodgson, Class 2: 1, Perle Taylor; 2, Clara Ross; 3, Lilian McGregor.

Latin, class 1—1, M Nellie Hodgson; 2, Class 2— 1, Mabel Yeo; 2, Clara Ross; 3, Adele McLeod. Class 3—i, Margaret Ourley, 2, Annie Cameron; 3, Lilian teeasee Current Events—1, Nora Reid; 2, Mag- gie James; 3, Winnie Cotton.

Punctuality, class 1—1, {Blanche Small- wood; 2, M Alice Beers and Maggie Thom- son; 3, Winnie Cotton. Class 2—1, Eva Beera, Perle Taylor, Lilian McGregor; 2, Adele McLeod; 3, Gean Moore.

MISS SNADDON’S DEPARTMENT.

Punctuality--1, Evphemia Hansen; 2, Grace Trainor, Mary Irving Florence Hues- tis; 8, Alice Poole, Lizzie Anderson. Arithmetic—-1, Marion Mcleod; 2, Mamie Logan; 3, Minnie Wellner. Algebra, class 1—1, Geraldine Fitzger- ald; 2, Euphemia Hansen; 3, Ethel Stew-

art. Class 2—1, Mamie Logan, Helen Dawson; 2, Mary Irving; 3, May Mc- Gregor.

Geometry—1, Geraldine Fitzgerald; 2, Louisa Barrett; 3, Marion McLeod.

Spelling—1, Geraldine Fitzgerald; 2, Bertha Fennell, Beatrice McLeod; 3, Mamie

n. Reading—-1, Geraldine Fitzgerald; 2, Grace Trainor; 3, Minnie Wellner, Mamie Logan, Mariod McLeod, Beatrice McLeod, Elsie LePage. Gaography—1, Beatrice McLeod; 2, Minnie Wellner; 3, Louise Barrett.

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'Map Drawivg—l, Elsie Lepage and Bertha

Fennell; 2, Florence Huestis and Beatrice M->:Leod; 3, Marion McLeod.

Grammar—l, Grace Trainor and Marion McLeod; 2, Geraldine Fitzgerald; 3, Ber- tha Fennell.

Composition—1, Beatrice McLeod; 2, Geraldine Fitzgerald; 3, Bertha Fennell and Mamie Logan.

British History—1, Geraldine Fitzzerald;

(2, Beatrice McLeod; 3, Grace Trainor.

Canadian History—i, Marion McLeod

2—1, Mabe! Yeo; 2, Lilian McGregor; 3,| Pp

and Beatrice McLeod; 2, Florence McLean; 3, Augusta Purdy,

Latin—1l, Seatrice McLeod; 2, Florence McLean; 3, Marion McLeod.

French—1, Nina Stumbles; 2, Beatrice McLeod; 3, Mamie Logan and Marion Mc Leod.

Physiology—1, Beatrice McLeod; 2, Bertha Fennel; 3, Mamie Logan.

Writing—1, Ethel Stewart, Florence Huestis and Agnes Sinclair; 2, Grace Trainor, Florence McLean and Euphemia Hansen; 3, Augusta Purdy. ‘

MISS HARRIS’ DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificates for Ser Profi ciency—1, Eliza Hawkins, Nettie Hobbs, Lillie Fennell; 2, Lettie Passmore, Gertie Howlett.

Attendanca and Punctuality—1, Florence Horne; 2, Lettie Passmore; 3, May Worth, Carrie Coyle; 4, Gertrude Howlett; 5, Martha Peardon.

Reading—1, Carrie Coyle; 2, Nettie Hobbs: 3, Lettie Passmore; 4, May Worth; 5, Drusilla Harper.

Speliing—1, Eliza Hawkins; 2, Lillie Fennell; 3, Carrie Coyle, Lettie Passmore; 4, Nettie Hobbs; 5, Martha Peardon.

Arithmetic—1, Nettie Hobbs; 2, Lillie Fennell; 3, Eliza Hawkins; 4, Laura Dewar; 5, Blanche Warren, Carrie Coyle-

Grammar—1l, Lina Huntley; 2, Drusilla Harper; 3, Eliza Hawkins; 4, Ermia Tur- ner; 5, Ella Rodd.

Composition—1, Nettie Hobbs, 2, Eliza Hawkins; 3, Emma Turner; 4, Lettie Pass- more; 5, Martha Peardon.

Geography—1l, Gertrude Howlett; 2, Lena Huntley, Lillie Fennell; ; 3, Drusilla Harper; 4, Ella Rodd; 5, Emma Turner.

Map Drawing—1l, Lettie Passmore; 2, Lillie Fennell; 3, Louise Lawson; 4, Nettie Hobbs; 5, May Benoit.

Writing—1, May Benoit; 2, Lettie Pass- more; 3, Nettie Hobbs.

Algebra—1, Lillie Fennell; 2, Ethel Lorraine; 3, Nettie Hobbs; 4, Eliza Haw- kins; 5, Lena Huntley.

French—1, Lettie Passmore; 2, May Benoit, Ethel Lorraine, 3, Nettie Hobbs; 4, Blanehe Bovyer.

Special prize for honorable conjuct, by R R Fitzgerald, Evq, Lina Huntley.

MISS MACKINNON’S DEPARTMENT, Certiticate—1, Maud Bremner; 2, Ethel ope.

In this Department 37 pupils were examined for grading, 34 of whom were promoted.

The following girls were present every day during the school year :—Ethel Pope, Josephine Barrett, Blanche Benoit, Edna Robinson, May Dorsey. Bertha Brace.

Honor prize—May Ucossman,

MISS MACNEILL’S DEPARTMENT—GRADE 5.

Certificate—1, Ethel Reid and May Mc Millan; 2, Ella Dorsey, Ruth Lawson and Maudie McEwen.

Honor Prize, presented by Judge Fitz. gerald—Ruth Lawson.

List of those who have graded from this

:|department—Ethel Reid, May McMillan,

Ella Dorsey, Ruth Lawson, Annie Higgs, Elsie Bushell, Maud McEwen, Helen Rowe, Mabel Vooke, Annie Webster, Sadie Taylor, Emily Fraser, May Stentiford, Bessie Hobbs, Myrtle Finlayson, Dorothy Hug- gan, Lizzie Jenkins, Hilda Robertson. Addie Cumming, Edith Sterns, Emily Kelly, Evelyn Coyle, Ella Perkins, Emel- ine Ramsay, Edith Ritchie, Edith E Ritchie, Ethel Hodgson, Lena Mclsaac, Eva Harris, Josie Peebles, Mary Lowis, Myrtle Huntley, Amy McLean, Laura Hughes, Maud Harper, Matilda Sellar, Annie Howlett, Bertha McLeod, Gertie Wonnacott, Maud Yeo, Elsie Lowe, Ada Saunders, Flora McLeod, Florrie Furness, Helen Webb, Lena Harris.

The following have been present every day during the term—Edith Sterns, Bertha McLeod, Maude Yeo, May Stentiford, Annie Webster, Ella Dorsey, Lizzie Jen- kins, Ada Saunders.

MISS SCOTT'S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificate—1, Laura McI atyre Josie Cairns; 2, Amy Harper, Janie Me- Ewen. Honor Prize paesented by Judge Fitz- gerald—J osie Cairns. Arithmetic—1, Josie Cairns; 2, Amy re 3, Laura McIntyre, Hettie Bal- um, Grammar—l, Amy Harper; 2, Laura Mclatyre, Josie Cairns; 3, Janie McEwen. Reading—1, Kathleen Fitzgerald; 2 Laura Mclntyra; 3, May Cotton, Maude Byrne.

Geography—l1, Laura Mclutyre; 2, Sadie Matheson; 3, May Cotton.

Dictation—1, Laura McIntyre; 2, Janie McEwen, May Cotton; 3, Ada McPherson.

Writing—1, Maude Byrne; 2, Amy Harper; 3, Janie McEwen.

Drawing—1l, Edith Riggs; 2, Louise Bremner. 3, Bessie Stewart.

Punctuality—1, Ada McPherson, Amy Harper; 2, Laura McIntyre, Janie Mce- Ewen, Lena Newsor; 3, Minnie Rackham, Maggie Martin, May Cotton,

MISS MITCHELL’S DEPARTMENT.

Certificate for General Proficieney—1, Lulu McKinley; 2, Janie Sterns, Alma Fiolayson.

Pupils Promotei—-Lulu McKinley, Janie Sterns, Alma Finlayson, Viola Beers, Clara Sterns, Mabel Pope, Etta Heustis, Ada Lightizer, Beaie Bovyer, Ethel Sentner, Bessie Foster, Mabel Godkin, Sadie Davison, Mamie Waughan, Harriet Rackham, Viola McSwain, Madie Ashton, Flora Campbell, Helen Burbridge, Winnie Fiaiger, Georgie Blakely, Florrie Higgins, Florrie Peardon, Maggie Matheson, Maud Bruce, Louise Horne, Penzie Irving, Daisy Suttis, Jennie Carmody, Florrie Fraser, Ella Rattenbury, Katie Irving, Ethel Sellers, Mary Acorn, Ida Waughan.

Honor Prize, awarded by Judge Fitz gerald—1, Janie Sterns; 2, Lulu McKin- ley, Clara Sterns.

MISS GREGOR'’S DEPARTMENT,

lst Certificate — Katie McDonald. 2nd certificate—Eva McFarlane, Eva Ostrander, -— vesrer nega" —iehee

enor prize —-Presen a Fitzger- ald, Eva McFarlane. a

Special prize for writing—Gertrude Math- eson.

List of pupils graded grade 3 to grade 4 iu the order of merit: Katie McDonald, Eva McFarlane, Eva Ostrander, Gertie Matheson, Maggie Cot- ton, Daisy Boreham, Laura Fraser, Mamie Chandler, May McLeod, Bernice McLeod, Bella McLeod, Lottie Robertson, Alice Perkins, Hattie Gillis, Lottie Howatt, Elsie Crockett, Mary McLeod, Minnie Lawson, Maud Pasemore, Bessie Me(‘al- lum, May Peebles, Maggie VanIderstine, Clara Rackham, Daisy White, Sadie Hues- tis, Florrie Dooley, Cora Paton, Lillie Pickard, Janie Bradley, Minnie Anderson, Kdith Davey, Irene Moore, Amy Munn, Florrie Whitlock, Edna Skerry, Emily Rodd, Amy Cook, Gussie Peardon, Bertie Horne, Katie Lightizer, Sadie Crossman, Viola McQuarry.

MISS HASLAM’S DEPARTMENT,

Trustees Certificate for General Proficiency —1, Nellie Wisdom, Hazel Bremner, Abbie Lepage, equal; 3, Muriel Scott, Maude Mce- Cannell, equal.

Honor Prize, awarded by Judge Fitzgerald —Mauriel Scott.

Special Prize for Writing—Ethel Gregor.

HONOR ROLL,

Readiog—l, Maude McCansel, George Lepage; 2, Elsie Stumbles, Abbie Lepage; 3, Muriel Scott, Hazel Bremner.

Arithmetic—1, Mabel Wisdom; 2, Lillie Wisdom, Abbie Lepage; 3, Hezel Bremner, Maggie Calder.

Writing—1, Muriel Scott, Ethel Gregor; 2, Eila Aitken, Hazel Bremner; 3, Bessie McInnis.

Spelling—1, Abbie Lepage; 2, Muriel Scott, Laura White; 3, Mabel Wisdom, Maude Mce Cannell.

Drawing—1l, Mabel Wisdom; Scott; 3, Hazel Bremner.

Attendance and Punctuality—Ella Aitken.

MISS WYAT?’S DEPARTMENT.

lst Certificate—Nellie Seaman, Harry Mac- donald, Flossie Parkman. 2nd Certificate— Muriel Taylor, Perey Clarke, Miriam Nore ton.

Honor prize—Flossie Parkman, awarded by Judge Fitzgerald.

List of pupils promoted from grade 1 to grade 2 in order of merit :

Nellie Seaman, Harry Macdonald, Flossie Parkman, Muriel Taylor, Perey Clarke, Mire iam Norton, Neil McNair, Gertrude Finlay- son, Annie Mackinnon, Earle Robins, Edna Chappelie, Ida Robertson, Gladys Taylor, Florrie Toombs, Margaret Giilis, “Alma Yeo Walter Davy, Rita Norton, Alice Jost, Lil- lian MeNeill, Perey McNevin, Watson Mes Kay, Lawrence Tanton, Victor Anderson, Fanny Mellish, Louise Stewart, Charles Batt, Daisy Tanton, Pearl Hobbs, George Stewart, Ira Bovyer, Mildred Rattenbury, Jean Mac: donald.

MISS BROWN’S DEPARTMENT.

Ist Certificate—Nettie Duncan, Leslie Toombs 2ad Certificate—Vernon Mugford, Ethel Brydges, Willie Bruce, Ethel Byrne,

Honor prize—Nettie Duncan, awarded by Judge Fitzgerald.

List of pupils promoted from grade 1 to grade 2:

Nettie Duncan, Leslie Toombs, Ethel Byrne, Jessie Calder, Latie Godkin, Willie Bruce, Ethel Brydges, May McNevin, Vernon Mugford, Emily Thorne, Blanche Riggs, Kl mer Sellers, Edward Stentiford, Isa Sellers, Hattie Hodgson, Bessie Essory, Lucy Rack ham, Isaac Jenkins, Abbie Wellner, Bessie Vinnicombe, Grace Cummings, Leslie Worth, Harold McKie, May Saunders, Harr Toombs, Parker Ritchie, Fannie Fraser, Nellie Mc- Millan, Fred Crosby, Willie Cameron, Sarah Whitlock, Arthur Nelson.

MISS MACMURRAY’S DEPARTMENT,

Trustees’ Certificate for General Profi- ciency—1, Lena Hurry, Grover Huntley, and Annie McGonnell; 2, Laura McCal- lum, Sadie McSwain, and Birdie McFar- lane.

Honor Prize, presented by Judge Fitz- gerald—Annie McGonnell.

List of Pupils promoted in order of merit—Lena Hurry, Grover Huntley, Annie McGonnell, ties McCa!lum, Sadie McSwain, Birdie McFarlane, Florrie Smith, Florrie Worth, Percy Wadman, Eva Rodd, Aubrey Mabey, David Ross, Edith McGonnell, Annie Paterson, Bert

from

2, Muriel

Carr, Willie Mabey, Katie Red- mond, Minnie Evans, Ella Hoar, Arthur Williams, ida Nickerson,

Chester Ward, Evelyn Gardner, Emma Barr, Amy Newson, Charlie McG or,

»|George Crosman, James McNeill, ibs

McGonnell, Ella McNeill, Edna Hurry, John Rattenbury, Walter Binns, Bell Matheson, John Flaiger, Noah Garnhum, Sadie Clarke, Harry ‘'urner, Fred Lzown, John Furness.

USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great blood and nerve remedy.

1893--DOMINION DAY--1893,

Hurrah for Hunter River Tea.

A PUBLIC TEA will be held at Hunter River on SATURDAY, JULY is7, in aié of the Methodist Church of the above mentioned place. The Committee will spare no pains to provide Refreshments and suitable Amusements, and make it as pleasant as yossible to all who will favor them with their patronage. The services of a d will be procured if

A Bale I lied oon, well suppli with coolj Drinks and choice Fruits will be on the ground.

No intoxicants will be allowed on or near the grounds, Return Tickets will be issued at one first clase fare from all points on the P. E. L. Railway. Tea on the tables at 12 o'clock. Tic ets, 25 cents ; Childrer, half price. Come one, come ali, and enjoy a good day's sport,

By order of Committee, jud—wy 4i dy aft 22nd

sLAMINAL

is a valuable food and tonic for the warm weather.

It Supvlies the vital principles of BEKF and WHEAT with HYPOPHOSPHITES.

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