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THE DAILY FXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN JULY 3, 1597

PERSONAL.

A. Cameroun, Superintendent of lo. . : ,» at Port Arthur, and w.fe, are on & visit to the isle i.

Mayor Dawson delivered an add-ess in

cornection withthe Dominiou Day celebra-

lion at Fredericton, N. B Mr. Isaac Oxenbam, Prine'nal of the .. m Island Commercial College, wil ] ve « Lcesday Pirie de Bess t trip to the other provinces. M <s Can phe ‘ { r of Ho Alexander Cat pbel!l, Strathlorne C Breton, and niece of Rev. Prine pal Graa of Kingston, are visiting frends i Therlottetown. Mr. Jobn M. MeL od, teacher a arts ville, will leave oa Tuesday for Quines, | Mass. He goes to join his father who ts joing business in that city. He has our Dest wishes for success. ~~ ire s80Orrv i learn that Rey. Dr. | Qs e, for some years past Rector of St. I Ma: arv’s Church here, will not return to Summerside. This is much to be regrer-

ed, as Dr. Osborne is an exe pian ally able

man and a zealous worker.—Sumimerside

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Mr. Ge org > Ts anton, for some time past spare conductor on the Is!and rail w ay, has been made a regular conductor. The

change isthe result of the Lromotion of

’ ? Sal T’} ¢} | condu OT i ibeon, aha Lhe train |

meriv in bis charge is now in the hands |

of conductor Tanton, Queen Hote] frederick A. Burt, Bos- n. Peter Sinclair, Summerfield;

| tor:

Rev. Henry Penna, Montague; Mrs Harris.

Miss a. Boston: 2. os ce, New

G! laszow; Wm. Moffat. Mavfield: John |

Leslie, D. M. Bacon, BH. ce aham, Toronto; |

C. T. Gorham, Halifax; . McKinvon

| Fenet ! F'atis, O - W. eo IVs city Mr. John A. 8 Ce t some tin

| emp yed in the Central creamery here. as THE EXAMINeR’s thank for a late

issue of the Calgary Herald containing an

Herald that the sa by the food w }

Q. : 2 > . ; < i . a a ° poe UG. Fs te Ot rea

i : : ' iv, and upwards of sixty families were driven from their homes. The flood was caused |

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by the overflow of the Bow River.

Hotel Davies: Miss Gladys Holman, S’Side; Mrz T. B. Rich, Ralph E. Rich, Miss Fraser, Boston; Mrs J. A. Robertson Montreal; Miss Macdonald, Truro: D. Morrison, Hazel Hil};

Que vec; Serg

Major Rivers; is lip alte t—Major Bridgeford, Quebec

Mr. and Mrs. P. 3. Tracey, Miss Kirk- |

- rick, T. L. Hughes, Miss Hommers,

is Grace Hommers, New York; Arthur E. Potter, Mies Potter, Boston; pe Craig, Truro; W. Pushie. Mulgrave;

H. Smith, jr., Miss Rose Farrell, Provi- Detroit; John Poole, Teronto: A. E. Wil-

liams, Boston; C.H. Thorley, Montreal; R. F. Cream, Quebec.

Absolutely Pure.

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MONDAY, JULY 9.

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Monday Night

Miss Tucker’s masterpiece, the brilliant comedy drama,

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best of all Motion Picture Machines. | a SRICES .—Night, 35¢ and 25c.

| Matinees, 1 0c. ; et ae i Seats now on sale at Dodd’s & Rankin’s

account of the tlood which recently affect-

M. McNeill, Halifax; Chas. H. Smith, C. |

SPRING PARK SCHOOL.

Results of Written and Oral Examinations, SIXTH CLASS,

Writing--l, Ethe] Simmone;

Colwell; 3, Florrie Marchison.

Arithmetic— 1, Katie Murchison, 2

Florrie Murchison; 3, Echel Simmens, 0 i 3

raphr—l, Katie Murchison; 2, F

las uret a : 3, Ethel Simmens. G tray oe K lie Mh Aarchieons 2. F. | rehison; 3, E. Simmons British History—1, Katie Murchison; 2, F. Murchison; 3, BE. Simmons Canadian His tory—-1, Florrie Murehi- ; 2, K. Murchison. Algebra : kK Murchison; 2, F Murcki- eon; 3, A Colwill, Frank McGisinin. Liati l kK ‘Murehison; 2,F Murchison a 4 \ I 5 ( 2, F Murch on; 3, A Culw | k MceGuiean. Geometry—!, K Murchison; 2 F Mar- | hison; 3, A Colw Mh. McGuigan. Fit CT Writing --1. L e Caappel!l; 2, Laura

Clarke, Ethel MeGu:gan; 3, Fred Colwilh Arithmetio— 1, dau Murchison, 2,Bdwin Wadmao; 3, F Co'w:!!. Geography—l, Krona Gav; 2, Dan Mur

| chisou; Willie McKenzie; 3, Allan Husgzard -uUW1D Wa lia .

Grammar—l, Willie MeKe + oe | Murchison, Willie McEwen: 3. BK Wadman hu Day re 3 Cla Ae, ke u M

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ry: . Ff . %} 0°) riistory- 1.Erma Gay; 7. Louise Chiltor : 3, UV. Murchison.

Dictauien—], D Murchison, E Wadmaz; |

2, W McEwen; 3, L Chappell. FOURTH CLASS,

Writing lL. Jeun Haszard: :. Jame: ich }, Stephe tcM

Art mh ( _ } M I a i Murre:; 3, Jean Haszard, Aut viwe

(y i y— | vw lehke ( 2 Je } Haszard; 3,8 MceM ,

Grammat lL. @ Beene oe. 2 & Re Murrer; 3, Jean Haszard, Annie Alywai

Dictation cg Mchkenz e; 2, Annie Alyward; 3, Jean Haszard. * ’ } . Reeding—l.Jean Haszard: 2, James

| McKenzie; 3, Frank Martin.

Deportmeni—Anuie Alyward. GRADE IV.

Reading—1, Lizzie Ejliott; 2, Parker!

| Larter; 3, Mary Hemteston

Writing—l, Lizzie Elliott; 2, Wm Munn;

3, Robbins Colw Dictation—1, Lizzie Elliot; Larter; 3, Mary MceMurrer. Aritnmetic—l, Parker Larter; 2, Mary McMurrer; 3, Lizzie Kiliott, Geoyra iphy— 1, Parker Larter; 2, Lizzie

| Elliot; 3, M vy Mc Murrer. dence; M. Delaney, North Trvon; a a.t) ed

McDonaid and wife, Souris: G. W. Mi Deav, |

Grammar—l, Lizzie Elliott; 2, Parker Larter; 3, M McMurrer.

GRADE III.

Reading —1, Bram Bortse; 2, F McEwen; 3. Marv Clarke and Jas Mure bison.

Writing—1, Georgie Swnali: 2, F Me- Ewen; 3, B Botts.

Dictation—1, Jas Murchison and B Bors equa); 2, Art Haszard; 3, Georgie Small.

Arithmetic—1, Jas Murchison; 2, Art Haszard; 3, Georgie Small and Bb Botts equal.

Geography—l, Jas Murchison; 2, Art Haszard.

Grammar—l, Art Haszard; 2, Jas Mur chison,

GRADE Il.

Reading—1, CharlesSimmons; 2, Gussy Wadman; 3, May Ferguson.

Writing --1, Chas Simmons; 2, May Fer- guson; 3, Gertie ree

Arithmetic —1, C Simmons; 2, Gussy Wadman; 3, Fr: + Hawkins.

Spell ng and Dectation—1,C Simmons;

, Gusey W admin; 3, Gordon Corney.

” Dewi ing—!, Lizzie Elhoti; 2, Jas Mur- chison; 3, C Banmous.

Atienuarce—1, C Simmons and James

1 )'arehison, 2, Parker Larter; 5, May Fei

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That’s Ayer’s. The same old sarsaparilla as it was made and sold by Dr. J. C. Ayer 50 years ago. In tie laboratory it is different. There modern appli- ances lend speed to skill and experience. But the sarsapa- rilla is the same old sarsaparilla that made the record—50 years of cures. Why don’t we better it? Well, we’re much in the condition of the Bishop and the raspberry: ‘‘ Doubtless,’ he said, ‘‘God might, have made a better berry. But doubtless, also, He never did.” Why don’t we better the sarsaparilla? We can’t. We are using the same old plant that cured the Indians and the Spaniards. It has not been bettered. And since «ve make sarsaparilla com- pound out of sarsaparilla plant, we see no way of improvement. Of course, if we were making some secret chemical compound we might.... But we’re not. We’re making the same old sar- saparilla to cure the same old diseases. You can tell it’s the same old sarsaparilla be- cause it works the same old cures. It’s the sovereign blood purifier, and—it’s Ayers.

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The Lyberal Conservatives have engaged the Lyceum as their Campaign Rooms, from

this date till after the Elect.. — This Hail willbe open |

Very day and evening. All) eheestin of t.e party are ex. | preted to attend, and will be |

rastcke Wwelcorne. es Sr. Perer’s — Rev. Geo. I. Foster will preach in St. Peter’s Church to-morrow evening. icp cl B.I.S.—Regular monthly meeting to- morrow at 3 o’clock p.m. A full atten dance is requested, —— > Heartz's Haut.—Rev. -_ Reagh will preach at Heariz’s Ha.l tomorrow after- noon at three o’elock. Ca Sone Service at the Gospel Meeting in the Y.M.C. A. tomorrow afternoon at 3.45. Evervbody welcome.

Alpena

CaLepontan Crus —Adjourned meeting at Club Rooms Tuesday next, July 6th, at

‘8pm. Business relating to the Scouish

gathering. ‘ionic Axxvat Piexic.—St. Paul’s Church Sundav School annua! picnic will be jeld

et Satfolk on Tharsday, July 8th. See edvt. on Monday.

Me. H. J. Patmer, Stipendiary Magis— ‘rete for Qneen’s County. this morning

far cer postpon d'the Cumm/'skey-Web. tor s¢ rr One WV Ks This postponement ence of Mr. We-ter

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Fovcer Mew Lesr.—The hull of the small fishtne schooner Alice, from the Maedalene lsiane’s came ashore at Black Bush, near Souris, vesterd+y. She had been manned | by four men, all of whom were Jost. Their names are unknown. —Guar.

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Baptist Association Meerinc.—The

| Baptist Association of Prince Edward

I-Jand met in Bedeque yesterday. Upwards of eighty delegates reported. The meet ings were full of interest and in spite of the weather were largely attended. Sunday echool work was discussed in the afternoon

2, Perker | | 7% avery able paper was read by Rev.

- H. Warren of Bedeque. The evening service was givea up to Young People’s societies and was addressed by numerous speakers.

Cueap Bicyctes—A late New York despatch says : The bicycle pool is b-oken. After years of organization the ironclad agreement has gove to smash, and with it the price of high-class wheels have slumped. The Pope Manufacturing Com- pany announces that the price of the Columbia ‘97 has been reduced 25 per cent. The John P. Lovell Arms Com- pavy Came forward with a similar aa- nouncement. It is believed the big bicycle rate war is ou, and the public will get some cheap wheels this summer.

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Mrs. Brewer RewemBerev.—At the close of the prayer meeting in the Central Methodist Church la-t evening, the ladies of the congregation waited on Mrs. Bre e al the parsonage and presented her wu w handsome gold brooch with diamond settings and $10 in gold. The presenta t10on was accompanied by an address betit- ting the occasion. Rev. Mr. Brewer, ae is now generally known, goes to Marysville this year, and the ladies of the church by their presentation last evening gave ex- pression to the very kindiy feelings and bigh esteem entertained by them for Mrs, Brewer.— Moucton Times.

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A Treat in Srore.—lv the Kindergarten

Hal) on vexi Tuesday evening commencing at 8 o’clock will be given a condensed dramatization of George Eliovs ‘*Adam Bede” with orchestration by. Miss Mabelle Bereart, of New York. After a perusal of Miss Biggarvs testimonials we think it is quite safe to say that a rare treat is in store tor all who intend to avail themselves of the opportunity. Miss biggart comes highly recommended, and wben we say that part IT. ot the entertainment will con- sist of atableau of song by Miss Aimee C

Jones, who will repeat by request some of ber most popular numbers, we ihirk enough has been said to secure for these talented voung ladies a Jarge aud:ence. The per-

forrsance 's for the partial benefit of the P. E. Island Ho»pital.

A Bap Cur.—On Thursday afternoon last, Joseph Murpby, @ young man of this town, while endeavoring to break in the door of a recturant from which he bad been ejected, smashed a pane of glaes with bis right hand, aud in doing so inflicted two fearful cuts in his wrist. One of the cuts completely severed the artery, and he lost alot of blood before the flow was arrested, He was t:ken to Mr. J. S. Cook’s whe e Mr, Jas. Macdonald, V.S., and Mr. Bradley, s medical student from Chariot- tetown, arrested the terr fic flow of blood, and Dre. McLeilan and McPhail were soop on the scene, tied ibe artery and dressed the wound, which will leave the young man unableto work for sometime to come. —Summerside Journal.

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