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 IN EVCAY VAmrrv, kind and price. 
 
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 Issued in Commemoration of tlie Jubilee of Her Ma)est]f Queen Victoria. 
 
 CHAKUyniiroWN. p. Il island. JUNI;, 1887. 
 
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 Kr«Ht |>U*Niiiiri* wi> itrit i'iiiiIiIinI to 
 |ir«tiwiit tilt tli«t |imi|tlH of IVIiiLT Etiwitnl 
 IiiUihI, Wimt limy iMt titrnitHl n tuntrrntr of 
 tli« Ih-ovfiiclul <'«fl«*linitloii of rlio •lulHU'A 
 Vmr of Our b»*lov«il IJi»v«rflgn, (jiiecii 
 VIetorlii. 
 
 It |« iitU'iMiml tliHt thin llttif iNNik mImII 
 ry^Dot only hh h Kuliltt to thoM vlRltlii|{ 
 <|H|||t«towii iluriiiK tiM P4mI<mI u< f(<*ii«riil rv- 
 J<m% iiiolUotlt ^> tli« ci>|«l>rittloii, but iiImo tlint 
 tfie epIlKniiu 4>f liiTornmtloii (■oiiUiIimhI tmn«tii, 
 toiioliliig proiiiliieiit evpiitn In tli» lilittory of tlio 
 Empire (liirliijf tli« paiit Itfty yitnrM, wUI b« found 
 liit«>reHtliig to tlioHH who i-herlRh Ihti limtltiitloiiii 
 of thut K*Titt uoiiiitry whieli hiut v.yvx Immmi foro- 
 moHt in proiuotlhg ChrUtiiuilty, (,'lvlliMttlon, ttin 
 Arta and Hulejmw*, True Liberty, and nil groat 
 eutitrpri/«s tejiding to the moral, intellectual, 
 and Hoclal advan<;eiii(<^it of mankind, and over 
 wlioM Int<*reiil8 our noltle and llhiiitiious Queen 
 liaa ruled happily and wlaely for ro many year*. 
 
 Coinplete I'rograiniuflfi will, also bo found 
 herein of the Aevcral Deinoniitratloiifl, Eiitertaln- 
 inenta and AiiiuxeiiientA it Ih voiit<>mplnl<>d to 
 hold as part of the (■elebratipn, together witii ail 
 Index to the same and Advertisers' Index at tlie 
 iHUik; the Itook wilt also serve as a guide to 
 thos« wisliing to do business in the City, «!oii-- 
 talDing aa it does the announveraenta of onr 
 leading business men, through whose patronage 
 w« are enabled to place it Free in the hands 
 9f all> hibping that it may prove aeceptabie and 
 useful, and requesting yon to give it a i-arefni 
 IMruaal, iind preaerve it for future reference'. 
 
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 For loyiil li«Mirt'>« l<i)(i'tli<>ri'llnK, 
 
 tlMiiiuli M'lii) mill pliilu* illvlili' ;' 
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 tin wuriihiirM to nil fiM-R ; 
 \\\w U not iiroiiil lliHt III III* \i'\m 
 
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 Tlmt ft'll Itkx ruin iit WiiUtIoo, 
 
 or CrliiK'nii IiomIh wIllnttiMxIY 
 
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 (IvHI/ntloirliiiii Inx'Ii «o\vii 
 io glorify tlio |{iif(>; 
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 'I'o uliotv tlin Worlil lliiit I'riiiit hiitlijo.v* 
 wiknowii to ilcliU of JStrlfii: 
 
 'AfrofM till' M'lm iiri< ItrltUli IiiikU, 
 
 iiimI mii-li ('oloiiliil ({itin 
 in linkiil liy ttliiiliiM of liiMiitit Into 
 
 llritiiniilii'M illiiiliMii ; 
 For wiii'tlu'r ■|iil<H"(ttimillun HiiowK— 
 
 'm-iith lii<lk>'x "ixiiliiK ■«iii, 
 Or In tint Willi AiiMtritlliiii liimli, 
 
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 A* hiMilMlli'Hn n* tln> ^{lolm Itwlf.-"' 
 
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 Th)* hingiiiiK*' of tU« Mothorlmiil 
 
 U Miiokon iiikI Ih HiiiiK. , 
 
 \Vhrr«>'i'r'rriith, Kiiltli iiiiirLoyiilty 
 
 iiro horn on huniiin.ttijix*"') 
 It tlirilM In timi'N of MiOi'»ty, 
 
 of Honor, IVntuMinil lti);lit, 
 AuU <i>»*l hii" willed tlmt Merov li«> . 
 
 twin-hlrth of Itrltalit'H MlKhtr 
 
 All lliiil! Tlio Quoin -the fhltlifnl Wife- 
 tin' Mother j{ri>at' anil j(o<mI, ' . 
 
 (MoBt KrnolouR in tho fiuhttli! ctiarni . 
 that (-rownH Hwi'ot WimiuiilKMHl) ; 
 
 To- Her \n\\\\f laiiruU of jmre lov«' .Jfc 
 to griU"<! iK'r hrow with hayi», '^ . 
 
 And wlnh lior wealth of ImpiiinofiH 
 ^ ■ nnd lengtli of yild et i days ! ■ 
 
 ffiAM^rA«rrt'UKllll In UriMil Hrttajii ■ wwr 
 ••iiKi'r to 'how titfir ri'Kiiril for Onr 
 (Irnclonn *jiiei-n have iiiai|e IliU, her 
 Jiilille*- Vear, rwiiarkalile liy the fX- 
 Ireiiw'ly liNiKUiMiie i(ihn|ii |iriHln<'ed for evi^ry , 
 liraiH'li.of iraile. iTiU N ehlerty iiotleoahh' In 
 the Hry IIihmU and Mltllneiy now kIiowIhk '>y 
 our leadlnu; Kjore*. _ VVe have only "iHire Io 
 nienlion a fi-w^of lhe'i|ovellle«. In atlilllloii to 
 the iixial 1 1 lien of ItreiiH (joihI*, ladleN are now 
 iihown Vlitoria Mieek«, Niin«' Velllii)(« |>l»ln 
 niul trheeked. Julylli'eMU'l|K'!<,Tw»'«'d < lie«.'k«, *«'• 
 Many of thene kimhIi are rltli In «lyU' and 
 nhoilld Im' neen liy everyone dexhiiiK nervh-i'ahlii 
 and l^iittilonalite drenoe*. lit Hat* and Ihinnetii 
 llie..liilille«Mle«lKn'»areholh|iretly andlMi-onihiK, , 
 whllol the variety of trliiiliiliiK* nlioWii U aliiMMt 
 lM>wllilerlii|r One of the linn of IlKl'.U IIkum 
 vlHUed thellrhlxh inaiketii with llie |ini'|ioii.> of 
 iMfiirhix a hirjre «lo«k of ihe iieweKt and niort 
 atlrat'tlve kooiTh at lowent |irlee«. The remilt In, 
 It l« alinoHt worth vlxltlnx Ihe illy to nee the 
 iiiaiiv hargatii'* and heaiiilliiF. novellleii idiown 
 hy tluMit. Ill many eaiten the prh-en are mi low 
 an to lie aHoiiUhliiK* whleh tneaiiN a (("'at deal 
 in thew' dayH of keen eoin|M-tltloii. H|N-elal 
 Indm-einentH will he otiered In order tlmt every- 
 one vUllliitf Charloltetown during the •lilhllee 
 t'elehratloiriimy have a ideitMiint reeolleetlon of 
 their VUlt anil earry «\vay with them Home hiiIi- 
 Miaiitlal miitriiilf of' It. IlK.Kit IIihm. do not want 
 yon to huy what iloen not nnll^ yon, hut ar« 
 anxloiiH to 'have yon for a iierinaneiit euKtomer 
 liy HiiltiiiK your taote and |>nrMe and kIvIii^ you 
 In every «a«e "thk <;i>uui-;< t riiisti. ' l>o not 
 fairtu viMit their nUire wircii In the iilty. 
 
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 SACk» <9 Oolman*, 
 
 CARPiTS, 
 
 Jlouse Fupnistiings of evepy kind. 
 
 A'on are hivltwl to call nnd «n> our large, 
 
 abiekof BA K UAIWH ANfeXOVEtTIIC S . — 
 
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 ' HCIIOUI. HIKJKH. Mil lUmta, Iflnwil, 
 
 •TATIONRRY, lit aiiaiMM vitrl*ty, 
 FANCY OOODH, In •buni<)in<w,. 
 
 TOY>, iidllmlUKl In nunlitNtr, and 
 
 
 J\ sdort ifistofioal 8koto)i of t^ 
 Keign of Quoon ViotX)ria. 
 
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 KiiKIiiimI. iiihI Kiii|>rt'M »( IikIIh, miu 
 iHint Mity 'itih, IHIII, Im<kiiii lit rtig^t 
 .liuir •^Mli, |H.'IT, Mini win t'riiwiHNi 
 
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 lii-r Miijf«ty N lhi< ihuiKlili'r of K<l* 
 Wiinl, iMikx til K)>Ml, mill Vli'loHn 
 "llnrlu lrfMr|*ii or Mii«i^('iHiiir|{. idkI k''"'")* 
 iii^UKttti'r <>r UiHirKf. Ill)' tUlril of tlii> iiitiiii>. n» 
 wiHI UK of llii< ltruii''Mlfk Mivi-ri-lKiM »l)<> n*- 
 Ci'lvttil IIm< rroMii iif KukIiiiiiI lliroiiKli Klfi'lrtmi* 
 H<i|ililu of l|iiiiovci-, to mIiom* Iii<lr» It Mii< Klvi'ti 
 by tlui\i\ft of H«>Uli>iniMit In 1701. 
 
 KhiV Wlllliitii l\', iMwIf of lli'i- MiiMy niiil 
 her prLil^Oamir, iIUhI itt ic.ilt u. in.. Jiiiu' :tOtli. 
 i'lii* ni'M* >\ii« (iiiiiM'illiiii'ly liikiMi lo Kiin*lnt(loii 
 I'Hliirf, wliiMi' lln* l'rliM>r»« Vlrlorlii n'ulihil. 
 HIh< ini't III)' ('oiiiii'll lit <>li>vi<ii, iilVr tin* iihM'lii- 
 iniitlon wn« iinitli- wlilr<li ili-cliiri'tl lii-r " Onr 
 only liiwfnl miil i'l((litli«l I.I*'k<' l.ii<ly Vliioriit, 
 tiy llio Oriit'i* ofdiHl. (^ii>Hi iif tiic rnllcil KIiik- 
 iltiin of Urciit llrliiiln iiiid Iri'lwiMl," ui«l ri'ntl 
 her Hi-ot ii|M>«*cli, (|iiirt of uliUli we iiiHilf) In « 
 voli'c iIh'ii mill MOW ri'iniirkiilil)' for iUmIiii'^iii»m 
 iiinI nWri'liu'Kii : '• 'I'lii' uwfnl ri'(i|H»ni»l<«IHty of 
 iiitnilnlati'i'hiK llu' Kovi>rniiii'iil of lliK Kin|ilr«< 
 liiiM I'onM' ii|ion nil' **> xiiildpiily, miil ul iHt t-iirly 
 II |M>rioil of my liri>, tliitl I hIiimiIiI fi'i'l o|ifir<-*Ni'il 
 by lli<> liimli'ti wrtV I not »ii«tiilinNl liy tin- Iio|m' 
 that till' lllvino I'riUiili'iit'i' which hax I'lSlloil tiu> 
 to tliU work will K^K inn ittri'iiKth for tin* |M-r- 
 rorinuiH-i' of ll, mill khiit I mIhiII HimI In th<- (nirlty 
 of my liilcnItonK, mil In my /i-iil for the, ittililln 
 wi'Ifiiri'. timl miiil'iort iiiitl tlii-iM' WKouri'i-x which 
 nmiiilly licloii); to iil nion; iniitnri' UK*' unit to 
 loiiK cxii^rU'iHv." 
 
 Th« <'«roii4illon ccn'inony w'n« |M'rf<»rni«1 
 a'lUMirtllnp; lo tlii> olil iinil Ktatcly i-iixlom In Wi>Ht- 
 inliiMli-r AhlM>y, where wcn> aNwcinhliHl all tlii> 
 li'ailcrH III (iiuri'haiiil StMli'SwIioMWoivto Imm-oiiii* 
 "hi'r tl<>)(0 iiion of lU'c ai.iil linili, ami of earthly 
 worMlilp." liiMoHil of tl\e (Mmioniary |inl)llc hiin- 
 ijuet at WeHtinlnHtef Hall, a |ia)(faiit or proivi-Mr 
 ^Iftii will* foriiifil. Ill It imovimI the trniii|ii'terH, 
 the forelKii MiiihaKKailorM, the Life (liiurilM, the 
 nohlllty III tlieir H|ileiiill(l ei|iil|>nKC«. the Mtiite 
 eon(ii,lH Which whh M'atiHl Her Mi^eMty— theKirl 
 (jiieen; KiiKlaml' hiiH never wltiioxmil n gilyer 
 Kl^hC than that |irem>iiteil Iheii.exeeptlh^ it iNitlie 
 m-eiie |ireHeiiie<l oil the cclehrallon of the Itoyal 
 initrriaKe with Albert, t'riiicc o( Saxe^t'oluirK- 
 ;. Ootlia. Then a^aln. all Kii)(lan<l swiiieil clu- 
 llKhtml t<> do liiMior t<> thclrljiiVii, ami iuixIoum 
 ((> «;xliiblt the l<jvu and. loyalty^ it iMtre livr In 
 every way iKumlble. 
 
 FULLY 10 PER CENT CHEAi>ER 
 
 ' "fliakzi tkny plito* en !*■ M X. 
 
 COUirrEY. DEALERS luppliiMl at very lo« 
 mtM-jo^it)^ thaD ini|wrt primi. . 
 
 ''"\ 6olt Agency for th« Celebrated 
 LAURANCC 8PKCTACLK8, 
 
 •' Witr !>{tMt.lM fftrtli la rintk. htt) ftit tirruUi 
 
 AOKNT rom 
 
 Intaroolonial Eipmn Co, Oiklfalkiwa Bclltf iMoolalloB. 
 
 BMIeh Djr* Worki, ' Mtttual EaMfva Fnnd Llf* Ai- 
 
 Domlnlou BabD«r BUinip Oo. I tooiiiUon of Now Tf rk. 
 
 ►J- A call will convince yon that It Ik •<» your 
 ailvaiitii;(e to |iiircba«)i at ttie '' 
 
 THEO. L. CHAPPELLE.* 
 
 City Hardware Store. 
 
 « — «|— < 0.* .. —r- — '^ — - — - 
 
 WMOLMALt A RKTAIL 
 
 GENERAL HARDWARE 
 
 -w. / ■ AKU ■ 
 
 uarriage 
 *^Goods. 
 
 CHARLOTTETOWN. 
 
 In 1H40, the I'riiicpsi* Hoyal, (now PrlneeM 
 Frederick WiillHiii Of I'ru8«>i4t) wiir Itorn, niid In 
 
 .J 
 
..•«,r'un>>.nrf*| 
 
 the fDllowloff jTMur Albert E4wAnl, Prince of 
 Wale^ the UvApiwrant to the BriUih'lliroiie. 
 Tliere were nine ohll4l^ In tlw B«|r«l FitniNir pf '^ 
 England ; the iMmea moit ftunlllar to lu after 
 thoM above nkentloned arei—Prinoeaa Loulae, 
 MarchloneM'of Lome, who realded In Canada 
 during Uie-«ucoeM(tal admlnlitratlon of her hua- 
 band, the Harquli of Lorue, as Governor Oen> 
 eral; Prince Arthar, Duke of Connaught, who 
 visited Canada in 1R69; tlie Princess Beatrioe, 
 who two years Ago was married to Prince Henry 
 ofBattenbui^. 
 
 PROORK88. 
 
 ThlCe great l>oons were gained for the peo- 
 ple In the very earliest part of the Victorian 
 reign ; then came the perfection and use of the 
 eleotrio telegraph ; then crossed the first steam- 
 ship from Europe to America; and through the 
 influence of Sir Bowland Hill was introduced 
 the penny post. ; -. .. , : • 
 
 RBBEI^LIOM IN CANJlDA. 
 
 This hafinot been a reign of peace, although 
 the motto has been " Defence and not Deflahue." 
 lliere was trouble In Canada owing to the hobtile 
 feeling that existed between the English and 
 French colonists, a rebellion waa raised which, 
 however, was soon, quelled, though not without 
 considerable trouble^ In 1840 an Act was passed 
 uiiiting the two Canadas, and^thiis was formed 
 the nucleus of the great Dominion, of which 
 to^y we fonn an integral l^t. 
 
 THE CHARTISTS. 
 
 There were men In England about this tlnic 
 who by their meetings and noisy demonstra- 
 tions were attracting great attention ; they sup- 
 ppsed, as some do now, that much of the existing 
 poverty might be remedied by new legtslation. 
 They drew up "The-vPeople's Charter," the 
 subscribers to which were called chartiMt; they 
 demanded six great changes, the most Important 
 of which was Universal suffhige. They made 
 many riots, the most serious was raised at 
 Wales. The ringleaders were arrested and sen- 
 ^nced to death, but the sentence was commuted 
 (to tha|; of transportation. These severe mea- 
 \ sures restored peace for a while, but the fre- 
 quent risings through the reign show that 
 ttiQiigh 8llenced)they were not subdued. 
 
 ■ '■'., wars;-.' 
 
 In 184it a British army entered Afghanistan 
 to support the claims of the rightful ruler of that 
 State against a usurper and aliy of Russia. The 
 war lasted for. three years, and although our 
 army was often defeated, in the end it was 
 victorious, and Britain galiied the object for 
 which 8he had been seeking. < 
 
 . ■ J. ' ' ' ' • . 
 
 While tills was going on, E^rypt and Turkey , 
 
 were at war; this caused the stoppage of tlie 
 
 GOOD VALUE 
 
 IN •( 
 
 a»ny wsaa^» 
 
 AT 
 
 Perkins & Stems' 
 
 OHABLOTTBTOWN. 
 
 Dress Goods, Mantle Clottis, Tweetls, Print 
 
 Cottons, Umbrellas and Parasols, Hats 
 
 and Bonnets, Millinery Materiuls, 
 
 CARPETS,--® 
 
 ^llrCLOTH, 
 
 "S 
 
 i ROOM PAPER. 
 
 We are well stocked*wlth new and desirable 
 Goods of this season's importations, and M 
 persons visiting the city will do well to call on 
 us before buying elsewhere. 
 
 EVERYTHING CHEAP. 
 
 PERKINS Ik STiliNS. 
 
 :(. 
 
 There la probkbly no Houm on P.^B. lal^d 
 t>etter prepared to meet tbe^wwnto o£ the 
 Jewelry andWiitoh buying pubUo than Out of 
 
 Black 8 c u trade. England and oth e r pow er s in 
 the Interest of the commerce of Eiin^ inter- 
 fered, and the war was brought to a close. 
 
 E. W. TAYtOR. 
 
 Curlnir an exlatenoe of over 16 yieai* Jtiie oon- 
 BtaataUn baa bewi «> >»•?, •^_y*tti too 
 prpBioM of the a«e^ and aupv^ <*SS''* <!L*^" 
 ^^eat decree cTasoallenQer fSweSlxtm Oaaea 
 M« oonatuitty betaw replenlahsd. ^ The Oold 
 Binsa we manuftust«u« ba^e nrovvdUMlr qual- 
 Wand dorabtUty. The Roo&>rd Watohey we 
 aeU are eatabllaUiur far UiemMlvea, quite a 
 lo;oal reputatton. See teaOmonlaJa elaewbere. 
 
 B* W* TAYJLORp 
 
 WATCHMAKER AND JEWELJER, 
 
 OAMKRON BLOCK. J 1 
 
 CEO. Ma HARRIS, 
 
 Spwial itttQtioQ {inn to Sales of FurQltan. 
 Offl ee . J. b. Moii o od'8 Copner. 
 
 ^- 
 
 QUEEN STREET, CNMLOTTETQWII. 
 
;i^»M^PM»>*^'N^ii^^^»^>^»^^' 
 
 TtM rwnit of th« OhtnoM war, which WM 
 mnwd by thn •mil oftheDritlih (temrolHioner 
 ftt China during thtt dhputc about the opium 
 trade, waa the opening of three line aeaports to 
 (brelgii trade, which were until tlwn cloaed by 
 ChineM-law. ^ 
 
 RKFOMf. 
 
 Ainldat «ll this dlnaeuslun and atrlfe lnw« 
 were being made In tlie Ilonie PnrllHimnit; 
 the eiin»rcliig of which led to the aniflliorutiaii 
 of all oiasfes througliont the Empire ; tlie most 
 important Of them; were: An Act Introduced by 
 the Premier, Sir Robert Peel, which prevonUnl 
 women and gIrU from 'working In mines and 
 colHerieB; %\\e Factory Act, which made It no 
 longer iawftiltor children of tender agfl to \ie 
 employed in ^mrics ; tlie Act to repeal the Corn 
 Laws, In respomie to the deuiandH of the Anti- 
 Corn fiaw league, >^ho8e lending men wore 
 John Bright and Richard Cobilen. 
 
 JOHK NEWSOH. 
 
 SmIw la all klalf ^af 
 
 Household 4bk^ 
 Z?^ Furniture. 
 
 Including Parlor, Bedroom, and Dhiing Room. 
 . iVIndow Furnishings. Picture Franies. 
 Machine Work, Acm Ac. 
 
 ChArtottetown, f P. S. I. 
 
 easlde!)^ 
 
 'jCXHIBITIONfl. 
 
 Tlw PfinCe Consort projected the ncheme 
 for ii^rNttiig the Great Exhibition of the Industry 
 of ail nations. He was met by a storm of «p|M>- 
 sitlon that would have discouraged a less earnest 
 aiid enthnsiastic seeker after the "greatest 
 good of the greatest number." However, he 
 was ably assisted by Sir Roliert Peel, ami the 
 Exhibition was held In 185i; In Crystal Palace, 
 constructed for the purpose In Hyde Park. Its 
 success was nndoulited, and great ami lusting 
 good resulted from it. ^ ' ' 
 
 The first city In. Europe to "follow the ex- 
 ample of Londoii In holding an Exhibllion, was ■ 
 Dublin. Her Mjtfesty visited Ireiahd for the 
 second time in 1853, for the purpose of seeing 
 It. She was enthnsiastlcaliy re<!eived, and ex- 
 pressed Herself as being lilghly delighted witli 
 all she saw. / 
 
 ■ CANApIJVN PIlOOnESS. 
 
 We have mentioned the union of the two 
 ClkiMdas which took place hi t»iO; I.ord Syden- 
 ham was the flirsi' Govenior General of the 
 provinces thus^oincd. 'file first united Parlia- 
 ment was opened with imposing ceremonies at 
 Kiugston,llppor Canada, In June, 1841.^urlng 
 tiiat session the foundation of mauy of^iirclvli 
 institntioiis was laid. The administration of 
 Lord Elgin fmiii 1847-ft4 was a yery evfentfui 
 oue. Tlie rate of postage wois lowered, the 
 Upper Canada Nornmi Scliooi was erectetl, and 
 the Reciprocity Treaty with the United States 
 was conclude*!. Then t«o, the Great Western 
 and Grand Trunk Rail waj's (projet^te«l chiefly 
 by Sir Allan McNab and Hon. Francis Hincks) 
 were cotnmenced. 
 
 . I'HINCK Ein*AKl> I8I.ASI>. 
 
 Great progress, too, lMw1)e«^n nmde from the } 
 
 
 RUSnCO BEMiN, P.E.I. 
 
 Thii BMOtifid Bommer Seaort ii ojMtt ereiy 
 year from Jnljr li^ 8«pt Sth. Son Bathiof^, 
 FiihuK, Boating, «"C!ioqaet and ^Tennia Lawna, 
 CoTere& RiwHii g Mift> , Ao. For Terms, &c 
 apply.to jpmi I£WSOH & Co., Charlottetown. 
 
 THE WORDERFUL eneAP MAR 
 
 l EaPROWS E, 
 
 SUITS, $3.95. SUITS, HSO. 
 
 SUITS,$5.75. 
 
 CHILDREN'S SUITS, SI.OO EACH. 
 
 JiATSI HATSI HATSI 
 
 ALL PKIOES. AIL STYLES, 
 
 WKen visiting the City don't forget 
 
 tp call and see his Stock, 
 .,_ii — ^. whetiier you want r ;~ - — 
 to buy or not. 
 
 THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MAN 
 
 accession to the present time by our sister Marl 
 time Provinces— New Brunswick and Nova 
 
 Sign of 'Great Big HaV^^^een St. 
 
 /- 
 
«i 
 
 THE queen's jubilee 
 
 Spotia,' but our object now U to refer purttour 
 |«Hy to tMi) Itrtdlng eventvln the hlrtory of ^ur 
 own Prince Edwartl Uland. Sir Churle» AoffUN- 
 tiu Fltiroy received the OoveniorBhlp of thi* 
 Province June 27th, 1837. Diirlng hta adinlnlB- • 
 tratlon ftirtlier imiwtuH wan given to the cunnc 
 of ediiciitlon. In 18!«( tlie Central Academy had 
 been o|tened hi Charlottetown, anil now a Visi- 
 tor, Mr. John McNeill. wft« a|>|>olnt<id to Inspect 
 the public schools of the whole lalaud, which 
 then numbered Ally one. 
 
 The Executive Council, consisting of nine 
 members, was formed In 1830. The subjects of 
 greatest Intercut dlM-ussed were the Fishery 
 Qiiestionimd the i)ni|>oHlt!on8 for a settlement 
 of the land. At this time ninny omIgrHnUcnme 
 froth the British Islands to our shores, soiiie of 
 Whose descendants now occupy leading places 
 In the laiid. The steamers Cape BrHon and 
 Pocahonim then plied between the Iflaiid and 
 the inahilaiid regularly. 
 
 iii 1841 Sir Henry Vere Huiitley was ap- 
 pointed Governor. HealsoUiok a great interest 
 ii^ e<Iucation and furthered Its interents by 
 eausing the Iniprovehient of the Central Acit- 
 dehiy. He laid the corner stone of the Colinilal 
 Building on the Kith of May, 1843. In l»tO a 
 geographical survey of the Itaniul was made. 
 Governor Huntley having retired, Sir Dnniild 
 Campbell was appointed in 1847. In that year 
 the House of Assembly passed an a<l<lress to 
 Her Mi^esty, ai>kiiig for responsible government. 
 Tills was not granted, however, until 1851. In 
 18.52 a Public Schools Act. framed by the late 
 Hon. George Gules, was passed. It provided a 
 f«!e education for all. The Parliamentary ses- 
 sion of 1853 was marked by three hnptntant 
 'Acts,/vlz: llie Land Purchase Act, Uuiversai 
 Suffrage Act, and the Act to establish a Gas 
 Company in Chiirlottetown. ' In the following 
 year provision was made for the iiicpr|>oratioii 
 of Charlottetown, incorporntlon (Kf the Bank of 
 P. E. Island, and for tlie building of the N(>rinal 
 School. In Augnsit 18.55, the election Of the 
 llrst Mayor and Council for the City of Char- 
 lottetown took place; tlie late Kobert Iluti^lihir 
 SOD, Esq., was the first to occupy the civic 
 chair. In this year Prince Edward Islgihd. wltjK 
 the British Colonlus all over the world, coiir 
 tributed largely to the patriotic fund for the 
 reliqtaf the sufferers by the Crimean war, of 
 which we are about to write. 
 
 In 1860. H. R. II. the Prince of Walen 
 visited the colonies In British North America, 
 and nowhere was he received more royally than 
 in Charlott«!towni At night tlie harbor was 
 illiiminated with fireworks, and the t»wn was 
 literMlly filled with people, many of whom came 
 
 E« M®miM 
 
 Madid, 
 
 J Mion, ' 
 Intercolonial, 
 Vale, 
 Sydney, 
 
 MnlhraciU, 
 
 ■•■'.■ 
 
 AIID OTHIII KINDS OP 
 
 miles from their country homes for the purpose 
 of seeing and doing honor to Engiuud's future 
 King.. 
 
 FMT OF PRIIICE STR^^^ 
 
 -HltWJITER. STRBET.*-*- 
 ejHAf^loOTTETOWfJ, f. E. j^ 
 
 C. V. MaCgregor, Proprietor.'^ 
 
 THE POPUUR PUCE for ail kinds Of 
 ^j Drugs, Patent Medicines,?*- 
 
 Havana Sigars aod Tm Tobaccoa a Spscialty. 
 
 H. B Penonal attentlan given in Diapenaing, 
 
 
 m 
 
 D. 0*MI. REDDIN, [r. 
 
 QUEEN SQUARE^ 
 
 ►•/•.•^•••••"•.'•.•^•••••^♦•Hf^.* 
 
l^iS#*^^MMi^MM«^ 
 
 
 ET, 
 
 Specialty. 5 
 
 tpenamg. 
 
 I 
 
 WAHS. . . '.^ . ■ , 
 
 ThA Rrrat wnr wfth RiimIh, "knowu MR the 
 Crimean war, bM*aiiM most of It* battin were 
 (boght III the CriiiiPii, b«>Knn in IBM. 'Hie oiiiipe 
 of It In iiiilvernBlly known ; Frniioe firrt Joliiwl 
 with Kngland, niul towArds the clo«oof the wor, 
 Sardlnin JoliiiHl the alllaiiue. The great bnttlct 
 of Alinn and Inkeriiiaiiii;''the reslstaiiee offered 
 to the Rnntilaiw at Balaklava; the brave, bnt 
 uMleM charge of the Light Brigade; and the 
 fall of 8ebniitoiM>l, were the great eyentH of the 
 war-they will be reineiiibered m long i^s the 
 English Inngnagfl Is »|iok«n, for they have been 
 itniiiortall/C4l in nong. A treaty of peaec, lic- 
 tween Rutwla and Kngland, was signed at Pari" 
 
 iniaso. 
 
 In the same year, ocournHl the inntlny in 
 India, when the natives endeavoured to shake 
 off the Ililtish yoke. 'Hie nill narration of the 
 story of the rebellion belongs to the historian; 
 we oniy recall the Massacre of Cawnpore, the 
 ^iego of Delhi, the relief of liiickniMv, as aiixtug 
 the many heart-thrllllug events of that sad time. 
 Hie uaiiies of Sir Henry llavelock, Sir Colin 
 Campbell, Sir John Inglls and General Wllliains, 
 have, been enrolled among the names of Eng- 
 land's heroes, for their service to their Country- 
 men III the time of their great iiee«l. This shows 
 that he spoke truth, who siiW that "not once or 
 twice In our fair Island-story, the path of duty 
 was £he way to glory." 
 
 UKATII OP I'KINCB CONSOKT. 
 
 The mother, to whom our Queen owed so 
 much for tlie early training which helped^to 
 make her the jioble woman she is. died In March, 
 
 .. 1801. In DecemlKT of the saiiie year, II. It. H. 
 Albert, the I'rluc^i Consort, died «f typhoid 
 fever. Alfred TciiiiywMi, the poet-laiirea|«, 
 voiced the sentiments of the hearts of the British 
 I>eople towards tli^^lead husband of their Queen, 
 
 . when he ^d:— ^--^e. 
 
 . '" The sfiadow'af his,loi!s drew like eclipse, 
 
 ilarkening ihe world. We have lost him : he is 
 gone. « ' ' 
 
 We know him noW : all narrow jealousies / 
 
 Are silenl ; and we see him as he moved, 
 I Ipw mtMlesl, kindly, all-accomplishe<I, wjse, ; 
 With-what sublime repres-sion of himself, .' 
 And in what limits, an(l how lenderly; 
 Not swaying to this (iiclion or to thai ; 
 Not making his high place the lawless perch • 
 'Of winged amWilioils, nor a vamagarground 
 For pleasure ; but thro" all Ihis tract, of years 
 Wearing the' white flower of a blameless lifej/r 
 
 ,'«.'• '• • • • • • ' * y 
 
 Dear to ihy l.md iiml ours, a Prhice indeed, 
 Reyoiwl all titles, and a household, name, 
 Hereafter, thro' all times, Alliert the (jooji." 
 
 HARKIAOE OF PRINCK- oV^^^ES. 
 
 In 1863. tlie Prince of WiileWinar.rled 
 Princess Alexandra of Denmark. Her Royal 
 
 HARRIS i'STEWART, 
 
 to OBD. DAYIBa^l 0») 
 
 Call attention to their large 8to«'k of Spring 
 and Summer DRY GOODS. 
 
 THE FINEST -VKt, 
 «^H^V-DI8PLAY 
 
 •>»-Of/RmTeD eOTTONS in tli« m^^ 
 
 In all the newest colors and designs. 
 
 Ladles' and Children's STRAW HATS and 
 BONNETS, also 
 
 Gentlemen's Straw and Feljt II A'fS, 
 
 Read X- made. C16tliin0» 
 
 CARPETS, OIL-CUOTH8, Ito. 
 
 Harris & SteiJ^cirt: 
 
 Pain Dispte! 
 
 THE FMEND OF MANKnn). 
 
 Fep Ii^fecpnal of Bxten^al U82. 
 
 HlghiiesB has won the love of all class e s in her 
 adopted home, by her genuineness of character, 
 and her unswerving loyalty tathe right. 
 
 RHEUMIiTISM AND NEURALGIA 
 
 - ■ . .\ ^ ' ' ■ —AND—".- '■--'-' ;■.■.■ ; 
 
 Kills all Pain In stantly I 
 
 8oldillniole8ale'l>y the Proprietw, 
 
 C. D. RANKIN, 
 
 CHARLOTTETOWN. P. L I. * .' 
 
 And Retail by Druggists and Meillclne Dealci;^ 
 generally throughout the Country. 
 
 Jr. 
 
 Price 25 cents per Bottled 
 
I 8 THE queen's JUBiLEE 
 
 AlinilOAM OtVIL WA*^ 
 
 avU WW raffed In the United SUtea IWwi 
 iai(V<5. Vbe quMtlon «t Isiue waa the abolltluu 
 of the »lave-tradfl in the aquthcrn Statoa. All 
 ejTM were turned on that deadly 'atmggle be- 
 tween bhithera '^apeaklng the aatae dear mother 
 tongue, and Invoking the aid of the Mnie G«hI ; " 
 and when the victory lay now with the F«<leral», 
 aa the Northernera were cnlltHl, and then with 
 the Bouthernera or Confederates, none bnt the 
 All-wiae dared to aay which of the two would 
 win. But when all In sympathy with, the 
 Federal* knew by the surrender of the Itedhig 
 cities of the south, that the cause of right hnd 
 triumphed and were rejoiced that the dreadful 
 war was about to closer they were rendered 
 doubly sorrowfbl by learning of the assassin- 
 ation of Abraham Lincoln, who had done so 
 much ''to keep tlie Vnioii whole, to destroy 
 slavery, and to nialntain the constitution." He 
 was shot in Ford's Theatre by Wlikes Booth, 
 who spoke the words' "iVfc temper tyrdnnh, the 
 South is avenged," did his deadly work, and 
 escaped from tiie building. Many Canadians 
 fought In the Ainerioitn war; tbeeiTeotof thia 
 war was, while It was severely felt all through 
 British North America, ocoksloiied greater 
 distress in the Mother Country than anywhere 
 else, ilie cotton trade of the Soutli was of 
 course stopped; this ii^ured the great nianu^ 
 fiu»uring interests of l^ncashire, which de- 
 pended on the South for raw cotton supplies. 
 Factories were riiut down, and mtiny were 
 thrown out of employment: 
 
 COKFED£RATtDN. 
 
 Jjat us now turn to what must ever be un 
 important evMt In C^antidlan history— tlie Con- 
 federation of tlie t'rovinces. Statesmen had 
 long been of the opinion tliat it would be benc- 
 flclul to^ the Provinces that they Should •lie 
 nnlted under a Federal tiovcrnment. Very 
 decldetl steps however, were taken in 18<M, 
 ■ meetings attended by delegates flrom. all the 
 Provinces were held In Charlottetown, Quebec, 
 and Halifax. After long debates in the several 
 parliaments, Ontario, Quebec; New Bninswick, 
 and Nuva Scotia, were united ip Confederatk>n 
 in 1867, and named the Dominion of Canada. 
 In 1871 British Columbia and Manitoba were 
 admitted; and in 1873, Prince Edward Island, 
 after long iniieclsion. haVinj; received many in- 
 ducenien;8,among which were the promises made 
 • by the Doniinion Government to buy up the land 
 owned by foreign landlords, to give communica- 
 tion with the mainland In winter, and to complete 
 therallroad, cast in Its-^lot with Canada. And 
 now our great Dominion,, with the stormy At-' 
 laiitic o>n tite east, the blue Paclhc on tlie west, 
 wl t li common hope s and.cnimn o n interests , i s, 
 
 THE oiily place on P. E. Island 
 where you can get a s, 
 
 NOBBY FITTING 
 
 Suit of Ceothes at a Moderate 
 Price is at the 
 
 w 
 
 n^ 
 
 Opposite Watson's Drug Store, 
 
 QUEEN STREET." 
 
 Give us a trial and we will' prove 
 what we say every time. 
 
 AHKIH 
 
 «- 
 
 =,>^4^ 
 
 HOUSE, 
 
 Conw Qum anl irniial Stl, 
 
 J. J. DAVIES, 
 
 PROPRIETOII. 
 
 we hope, about to fhlfll the brilliant destiny 
 propliesieil for it In its infkncy; and let us hope 
 In this Jubilee year that the little Province, on 
 
 X 
 
 *«.«**s*S«^.n»a*««'S<**sfS<*e« ft 
 
y 
 
 ■0" 
 
 SOUVENIR AND GUIDE BOOK. 
 
 whow'etMt M« liwribed Um words "i>irv<i ra* 
 " will «l<r in HMoOipllsliInK Um gnnd 
 end of th« union, and thus nuke CmuuU tlw 
 oproudeit Mm of the British Crown.** , . 
 
 TUB lOLU AND OTHKB WABS. 
 
 The ZuWs Iwd msde Avquent ntlds on the 
 British settlemeots st NsUl, and Cetewayo their 
 king would luake no reparations. They were 
 met in battle by the British soic^icrs. In wh^ae 
 ranks the Prince Imperial^ son of Louii Napoleon 
 of France, lost ills life. The (jueeu erected a 
 monnmeht to his memory, whlvli the conquered 
 ^lius swore not to desecrate. 
 
 We must merely mention tlie war in Egypt, 
 in 1888, In which Sir Qarnet Woisley apd others 
 won laurels tbr themselves and for Britain; the 
 war in Soudan, in which General Charles 
 George Oordop proved that when the ^* Iron 
 Duke " was burled, "^ tlie foat great Englishman 
 was not laid low." llie story of ills heroic 
 fortitude and death la top fa^uiiiar to be agiHii 
 recounted. 
 
 IRELAND. 
 
 Through all this reign there have been 
 many endeavors made in Ireland to accomplish 
 the repeal of the union, and these endeavors are 
 still being made. We will hope that afTairs will 
 Bouu be settled amicably, and that Ireland no 
 longer torn by internal strife and singing sadly 
 of the '^' days of old," will be able to look around 
 at evidence of present and peaceful prosperity. 
 
 TMli INDIAN AND COLONIAL EXHIBITION 
 
 lield at London last year was attende4 by thou- 
 sands from all parts of the globe. Itwasoiiened 
 by the Prince of Wales and was as succesafui as 
 the first planned and oiieiied by his lamented 
 fiitlier.l^ ' 
 
 TBRBITORT ACQUIRED. 
 
 In this reign Britain lias greatly extended 
 tli(e bounds ofher empire. The largest acquired 
 Jri's the Pni^aub, added in 1849 ; Aden hi Arbia, 
 ,ih 1838; Hoiig Kong in 1842; lAbuaii ceded by 
 Turkey in 1866; Sera wan, a district of Borneo, 
 taken in the same year; Cyprus ceded to Eiig- 
 htiid by the Congress held at Berlin in 1878; and 
 New Zealand first at^nowiedged as Britisii ter- 
 ritory in 1841 ; have all been acquired since the 
 accession of the present Sovereign, who is 
 Queen of three miliioiis anda half of square 
 miles of Anierleaii territory, one million in 
 Africa, one iiiid a half in Asia, and liliair in 
 Australhi. .Indeed Her Mijesty rules over one- 
 seventh of tlie surface„of the globe, and pne- 
 fouTth of Its population. , • v 
 
 DISCOVERIES. 
 
 In addition to the Electric Telegraph already 
 
 > mentioned as being first used In this reign, we 
 
 now mention the successful submerging of the 
 
 BamukftUe PragiMi of tht 
 
 New York Life 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANY 
 
 It beats all competiton in growth 
 of New BwbIiims. 
 
 The followiQ|[ Circle tells tl)e Stoiy : 
 
 It will be tnn ikat ihc New Vork Ufe U i&wl ^ aBf conp*- 
 (iton, becaiuc no otlwr life companic* bul ihoH reiemni M in 
 any degree approach to (he bunineu of ikc New Vorlr/jLile. It 
 haa doubled m record of iSSs, when the company made a lain 
 of $;,ajS,qo3 in new innurance iuuc, while in 11116 the/hew rtiki 
 awimed aggregated $85,178,194, a gain 6»er the precWing year 
 of $i6,656,84a. For fotty-iwo yeart thu proptmiv^f comanv 
 ha* been iteadtly glowing in frapeitev andrimpUMinritMff 
 more and more firmly in public confidence. On jhe firat 01 
 January, lhi> year, the New York Life had awet* of 1 
 and a lurplui of $is,M9.3>9 '•V '•» New Vork Stand' 
 figum show a gain for the year of $8,S57.>3> "^ 
 ta,334,a7.T in nirplui. The toul income for th 
 $19,330,408, an increaae of %y\a),ffi. 
 
 MAeiEAH, MARTIN & MACMlNALD, 
 
 38arri{iter0 ^/^ttonies0?at: Lain, 
 
 ^Agervts 'New York 
 
 QUKKN SQR.^ OHARLOTtiT^ 
 
 .ife/ 
 
 mw. 
 
 Atiaatic Cable iu 1868. Iron steamships were 
 now first used. Dr. Livingstone, Henry M. 
 Stanley,. Sir Samuel Baker and others, made 
 
 iolumbui^ 
 
 ' It will pay you to oatl and see the 
 New Watohec^ with all the latest i 
 proTdmenta, for which 
 
 G. H. TAV^LOR 
 
 hiM been appointed Sow Asent in 
 
 : CHARLOnETOWN. 
 
 Jiortii^Side i\apKet Square. 
 
 
 
♦ ' 
 
 BMinjr omAiI dlwoTtriM !■ Africa, th* Interior 
 of whieb WH nntti Uidr Urn* unknown to BoiO' 
 pMns. Mr. Lajwd than, too, made hhwonitar- 
 All diNOToriM ooueernloff ancient Nlneyalt. 
 
 "■ BBVOUI. 
 
 Manjr laws Qf -refOnn liaT« been uiada b«-> 
 ■ld«alhoa«b«fohk named, whloh Have reaulted 
 In gnsater happlneaa to tlie people. The prin- 
 cipal of theae are the laws referring to popular 
 education, and the aboliahing of Impriaupment 
 Ibrdebt. 
 
 - ABBAT ■»."': 
 
 We do not thbik thia aketob would be ooiu- 
 plete without mention of the namea of the great 
 authors of the reign whoae writing!, bjr the per- 
 fBoted use of the " Art prMenrathre of all Arts," 
 have been placed In the hands of tbe laborer for 
 a few cents, ]Blefore this period, sarings of 
 weary weeks would have to be expwded In the 
 purohaaeof a single book. The great historians, 
 Macaulay, Hallam, and KIngbike, belong to 
 this reign, and the peets, Tennyson, Browning, 
 Southey, Wordsworth, Moore and Campbell, 
 Sang many of their sweetest songs since 1837— 
 *^ the year of happy memory." Great states- 
 men have lived in this era. Commencing with 
 the first and coming to Beaconsfleld and- Glad- 
 stone, all will acknowledge that for the most 
 part the helm of State has been steered wisely. 
 
 OONCLUaiOH. . 
 
 We have teken a cursory glance oVer the 
 last fifty years of British history. Of necessity 
 many important pofnte have been omitted, but 
 we have endeavored to mention the fiicts most 
 Intorostlng to Canadian readers and especially 
 to Prince Edward Islanders. If by so doing we 
 have Increased the pride of our readers In their 
 gloriousinstitutions, their loyalty to themselves, 
 their Queen and their native land* our object 
 has been accomplished. Let us Instead of fear- 
 ing for the future of our country, say with'^he 
 poet-laureate: 
 
 ' " May statesmen at her council meet - 
 
 Who know tlie seasons when to take ^.-^ ' — 
 
 Occasion by the hand, and make 
 
 The bounds of freedom wider yet, 
 
 By shaping some August decree 
 
 Which may keep the thipne lunsKaken still. 
 
 Broad l>ased ppon the people's will 
 
 And compassed by the inviolate sea." ' 
 
 •otoM^jb 
 
 A.M6NEILL, 
 
 — AND—- 
 
 AUCTIONEER. 
 
 AUCTION BOOMS: 
 
 MUCK Miiuiiis. ciuii mnR AM WATU smiis, 
 ONMunrnowN. f . L mm. 
 
 AUOTION B ALBS of Baal Brtate^ 
 Live Stock, Farm Implementa^ Furoi' 
 tun^ Lumber, Ac. oonduoted promptly. 
 
 FRUIT A SPBOLiLTf-Apples in 
 Oarloada direct firom the orcduurds and 
 dealers receive prompt attention. 
 
 Store and OAllar FROST-PROOF. 
 Capacity 1000 Barrela. 
 
 Advancee made and proceeds guar- 
 anteed when required. 
 
 Business Soljciteil. Charges Low. 
 
 June, 1887. d. Mc^EILL. 
 
 w;f.carte6, 
 
 Maailkotam.sad DialviB, / 
 
 Choice Oonf€!Ctiniheiry, 
 
 lOE OBEAM, OAKE, H^tJITS, dbd 
 Upper dueen Street. 
 
 ■V 
 
 yt'*t^*tti**^*m^»»t*9tP*t»H,^*tt^ufHiHt»Hi'%aSiHa^ttf%»'U^^ 
 
4ml 
 
 R. 
 
 msnim, 
 
 mo. 
 
 ilBtatete^ 
 
 ■m, Furtii< 
 
 ^rompflir. 
 
 Aptdesin 
 
 lurds and 
 
 ton. 
 
 -PROOF. 
 
 ledsffuar- 
 
 is Low. 
 
 et. 
 
 
 'MH.*S«*4i«S;a*«^'«<i««^t> 
 
 
 SOUVBNiR AND GUIDE BOOK. 
 
 II 
 
 TIjB opening of tlje greit Indltn 
 and Colonial Bxiiibition of 
 
 '*«. 
 
 1886. 
 
 SERlilH of Kxhibltlom have htkn held 
 til liondon ■liii'e rWS. ,The flrit Of the 
 ■erlM WM ilie Flsheriei Rxhl^Uon, 
 at whivh all kind* of things belonging 
 to the llahing lndu«try wf>ro gathered 
 together; the fliherwomen of Fran«e, 
 (he Netherlandi and the North of Eng- 
 land w^re there In their plotureaque dreSMt, 
 boaU ofiall kind* and from all natlqna, flahtii)^ 
 tackle, preserved flah, eU-., were there t^ be 
 aeen by the thoiiaanda dally asaembled. Thla 
 ExhlbltioVi was op«>ne<l by the Priane of Wales 
 on behalfW the Queen. 
 
 IqlBS^ the Health Exhibition was opened, 
 where everything usefUl for the Improvement 
 or preaervlij^ of the health waa ahown, and in 
 tntlons Exhitiltion was held, where 
 all the latest Inventions and mod- 
 len^. In 1880, the great Indian 
 Ixhibitlon was held, the account 
 haps too fresh In the memories 
 iln given here. However, pei^ 
 be out of place, in thla SouvfMtr 
 the interesting events of the 
 We quote flrom an authentic 
 
 GREAT RUSH 
 
 -fOR 
 
 Gheap Dry loods, 
 
 ^ MIUilNBBT, 
 
 AND" ■ ■'■/':, ■;■ 
 
 1885, the in 
 might be see 
 ' em Improve 
 and Colonial 
 of which la 1 
 of all to be 
 haps it would 
 .to recall some 
 opening at least 
 
 record: " Her M^esty was accompanied by her 
 eldest daughter, I the Crown FHiicess of Oer- 
 many . Prince andtpriiicess Henry of Batteiiburg, 
 and other royal Ursonages. ., The royal carriage 
 drove to the priiieipal entrance, and . the Queen 
 Was received by the Prince of Wales, the Preal- 
 deiit of tl)|p Executive Committee, and the other 
 
 members of the 
 Cofmmlssloners of 
 were presented 
 the heralds and oi 
 procession, there 
 trwppets, and 
 
 by 
 
 tliei 
 
 oyai family. The Executive 
 
 the "Colonies and of .liidla 
 
 he Priiice to the Queen,.then 
 
 dais took their places in the 
 
 i^as a fanfare ttom the silver 
 
 ^ jueeu moved on through the 
 
 Colonial jrarfion, tile Indian Hall and down the 
 Indian Court. H^rMaJjesty was dressed in 
 . hiaipk, covered with beaded lace.' Thte dressed 
 'pr^sston, the oflllt'ers In full uniform, the 
 bi^utlful ladles, the stotely and dlgnlfled Sov- 
 ereigir, looked very splendid as they advanced 
 betvveeu rows of her .Indian subjects bent. In 
 lowly and reverisnt salanis, which their Buler 
 acknowledged by glihiulous smiles and bowB. 
 Pasaiiig through all the courts, tlie Queen at 
 length went into tlie Conservatory, ironi which 
 she entered Into the Albert Hall. Here she 
 
 -HlC 
 
 JA& PATON & eo'8, 
 
 Market Square. — 
 
 WARBURTON & SMAUWOOD. 
 
 Bar^isUrsf aod + Attomeys-at-Law, 
 
 vOAMEBOI BLOCK, CHTEOWV. 
 
 LIVERY STABLES. 
 
 <H !«»•#<* 
 
 CNARLOTTETOWN. 
 
 i Wholesale 
 
 C AND 
 
 I RitaiL 
 
 VENSON, 
 
 ur£r of 
 
 took her place In f r ont of th e th r one on t)ie 
 pliitform with ttie Prince of Wales on her right 
 hand. . The following ode written by Alflwd, 
 l/>rdTeBhy8on, was then sung:— 
 
 Tinilrare, 
 
 le*- 
 
 QuMi|StrNt,aURI|rfETOWN. 
 
W N*<»W»»i«^»»i*»S»»»^«c«».^«»«%JSi«»»i>i«M«M»«W»»»«^»S.»«N<»«i»i«»^M»««IJ«ll^<^<»^li«»»» 
 
 la 
 
 THE QUBIMS JUBILEE 
 
 * W« k« wM, wvlcoHM wkh MM t^kt 
 In jrow wtlluv w« rcjniM, 
 8om and brotkcn Ikal hav« Mill, 
 Fro« Me UMi caiw WMi (.-uiHli^nM, 
 Product of your litlil iiulfl<HMl, 
 Moant mm] mine •ml'priauil wimnI | 
 Work of labile brtin and Jianri 
 And iplMdan of Ike ■omiiiit laml, 
 GiAi IWmb avary RrliUh luiij, 
 Itrilon*^ hold your own. 
 
 , . -^■- '• "^-•- • •■..-■■■ 
 Britain (bofkl her mni^ of yort,' 
 
 Britaina Ciilad t and nercfmoff . 
 
 Caralcaa of our growing kin 
 
 Shall we rin oar fulicr'a akt. 
 
 Men Ih It In • aarrowet day — ' . 
 
 Unprof>helic Nlert Ihey— 
 
 :._ DfoVe fioM o«M ihe moiher'a neH -^^ 
 
 Thai young eagle of lh<- Weil 
 
 To forage fur lienelf alone ; . ° 
 
 Britainiv hold your owh. 
 
 Sharers of o«f glorious paal 
 Brother*, mati we pari at lail 7 
 Shall we not Ihro' good and ill 
 Cleave to one anolhei Hill T 
 Britain 'a myria'i voices call. 
 Sons, be welded each and all « . . 
 Into one Imperial whole, 
 One with Britain, heart and sool ! 
 One life, one Hag, one fleet, one throne, 
 . •'■ Briton*, hold your own;' 
 
 "Aiter this waa nniig to mualo compoaed bjr 
 Sir Arthur Suilivaii— oiie of tlie IcHdin^; Engiisti 
 mualoiiuia of tiie reifpi-'tho nddrets wm read by 
 tlie PHnoe of Walea, and the reply by tlie Queen. 
 Tiie Lord Cliamberlain, then, by Her Mi^esty'R 
 oominand, declared the Exhibition opened. The 
 Artslibigliopor Canterbury nflfered an appropriate 
 prayer, and the great choir sang the ' Halleli))ah 
 Chorus,' and after a brief pause 'Home, Hweet 
 Home.'" , 
 
 So opened the second great Exhibition, 
 wliich was visited daily by thousands from all 
 parts of the great Empire. Many Canadians 
 Joined the greilt company of spectators, and 
 among them some from Prince Edward Island, 
 We have heard thehi express themselves con- 
 cerning this visit in terms of great delight, and 
 we have no doubt that the trip across the At- 
 lantic in 1886, the sighto Oiey witnessed signi- 
 fying the wonderful advaiivemient made by the 
 great Angl<>Saxon race to which they belong, 
 w^llever be one of the brightest memories of 
 the past, aiid will do much to inspire with hope 
 for -the fliture." 'fhe Prince of Wales was the 
 \|eading spirit of tliis Exhibition, and thus fol- 
 lowed tiie example so nobly set htm 
 lamented father. 
 
 by his 
 
 Ftshiomlili that in wnts ti wiir, 
 
 YOU CAN GET 
 BOTTOM^riQURES 
 
 —FROM—-" 
 
 D.A.BRU6E, 
 
 Oustom Tailor. 
 
 WOur Stpck of Halt, Suitings and 
 Fumishmga are the.Lafest Styles. 
 
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 -FOR — 
 
 Ihire Srufle, Clkeinleato, 
 
 PATENT MKDICINE9/ ftc. 
 
 Bniokan' Baquiaitaa, FiiM Eanna Cigm, Chtrioe 
 TobMoot, Fine Briar and Meenohanm Pipes, 
 Honw and Cattle Medidnee* beat Undi. M 
 Wboleaale and SetdL 
 
 «E0. E.^UGHES. 
 
 McLeod, 
 
 Morson, & 
 McQuarrie, 
 
 OFFIOBS AT 
 
 CHARlOnETOWN AUD SUMMERSiDE. 
 
 Prinoe Edward Island. 
 
 tMaallMn to ■U>AM« LBOAL AMP FWAKOIAI, 
 Baontaa ud II«;BlMn ig «<M O OM T ilMm T A I, OOX.' 
 
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to iraar, 
 JRES 
 
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 itinfft §ni 
 '.si Styles. 
 
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 IV Iqnarc 
 
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 ligtn, Cltoioe 
 Bhaani Fipaa, 
 itUnda. AU 
 
 » - 
 
 IjniJJv; 
 
 IMERSiDE. 
 
 ind. 
 
 to nHAiraiAi. 
 
 •••••^'••SiWi<**i*'«<**i#S^V 
 
 mHVHHm 
 
 ttie Ro^al Family of England. 
 
 iRmCESS VICTORIA ALBKRTA, bettor 
 kuowii M thd IVlMOM Rojral, lMln|the 
 «ldaat of the rojFal fually, was born In 
 NovemNir, 1840. H. R. H. wm highly 
 «4uMtod and aeeomplUhed, had all her 
 parent*' fondm>M for muiilo and the 
 fine arta. When ihe i^aa but fifteen 
 yeara of age ahe iMlntisd a |tl«turn and aent It to 
 a collection of palntlnK* by amateuri. It waa 
 RoM for a malpiKlcent aunt of money, which ahe 
 gave to a AiihI In aid of the widow* of thoae 
 who (IbII In the Crimean war, thua ahowlng the 
 kind heart a* well aa the practiced e>-e and 
 hand. II. R. H. waa but elgHt«en year* of age 
 when ahe waa marrlMl to the Crown Priiice of 
 Oermany, and although but a «hlld when ahe 
 left her Engllah home, had endtmred heraelf to 
 Engllah people. The Houae of Com mona voted 
 her a dowry of £40,000 annually. 'Itila PrliH>eHa 
 Ir the mother of nliie children, alx of whont are 
 aUll living, ut^ Ave grandolilldren. 
 
 Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, vtaa born 
 November 0th, 1841, and waa married to Prin- 
 oeaa Alexandra at Denmark, In 1869. Before 
 hi* marriage he made a tour of Canada and the 
 colonies of British Nortli America; everywhere 
 he von the admiration and rpfl|iect of his future 
 subjects by his gentle courtesy and princely 
 bearing. In 1871, B. R. H. had typhoid fever. 
 It was then knoiarn that he had the love of the 
 people; great fenrs were entertained for his re- 
 covery, e«p«!lally when the great havoc made 
 ten years before by the same dread malady 
 waa remembered. Many prayers were offered 
 by people *|M>aklng many dlffeitnt languages 
 fpr his recovery, and these prayers, oflTered sin- 
 cerely, were answered. 
 
 «' And liOiidon rolled one tide of Joy thro' all 
 Her trebled millions and loud leagues of man. ** 
 
 PEAKE BROS. & COV. 
 
 SHIP OWNERS, 
 
 WHOLESilLE SHIP tHANDLGRS, 
 
 AOBNTS POR 
 
 9kt SiMk aioMrt 
 
 STEAf^SHlf lolfJE, 
 
 Sailing between M ontnal, Ohorhittetofwn 
 ^d St Johni, HewfoondlBod. 
 
 Fish Market 
 
 fitiflN Stmt, CkMtonitom. 
 
 . ikAOKiM AND DBALINS IN 
 
 iM^ Lufd, Hunt, Aw. GuuMia of LoteUn 
 ud m^nA Qfoptlme Bimna). WholaMle ui(l<: 
 BctoH daalaiB in Fialt of all Uodi (fradi ft Nit). 
 
 MEATS, PMVISI0N8 & CMCEMiS 
 
 of iJl kindf. HouMkeepen ou get ob the 
 
 K'miiM all thqy nqniiO ud at ue Loweat 
 oto, withoat tho trouble of tnTolkg from itora 
 to atofe. Oidonl7 Mail or Telephone prompt^ 
 attended to, and all gooda delivered in the Citj at 
 Station or Bteamen fine of charge. 
 
 
 The Prince 
 
 chlldretK 
 
 theHelf 
 
 !nj|ft4 
 
 and Princess of Wales have five 
 oldest of whom Is Albert Victor, 
 iumptive to the thrji 
 
 Alice Maud Mary, the well-bclovcd niid 
 third child of the Queen, waaborii in' 184.3. Tills 
 Princess was possessed of r^ire intellect and of 
 widest syitipathles, and Is said to have been the 
 favorite child of the, Prince Consort It was 
 
 DURINC THE ^'V 
 
 Queen's Jubilee, 
 
 iffer our customer* Mnd friends 8|)eclal 
 nta to bnv our Solendid line of KQods in 
 
 We will oflSsr our customer* and friends 
 inducements to buy our splendid line of a 
 Cake, Biscuits, Brrau, Plrk Fruit Strops, 
 conkectionkrt, aci, *c. 
 
 Our Motto: 'Fresh Goods & low Prices.' 
 
 she who was with him eonUnualiy in his last 
 Illness, who sang Ms favorite hymu the last 
 time fbr him, and who, by the great self control 
 she hacl,. was enabled to be her Royal mother's 
 solace in the darkest hour of her lif^. In 186S 
 
 TBA8, Pic-Nics, and Church Gathrrinos 
 supplied witti everything neii!cssary, and satls- 
 faoUon guaranteed. 
 
y0t^i^0ii^i^^t,ti^^t^0i^0t^«i^,ii^0t0tt^t0^t^^^ri^0it0i^^tK0^^'^m0ki 
 
 4- 
 
 THK QUUN's JU9tLEe 
 
 4- 
 
 PHmmm Alkw was marrM In PriiM-«i UmU of 
 Hmm ; tmr HA) In flvmumy wm a nkh* buaf 
 and nrmiilary Nib ki «iv»irjr way. Tlw car* o« 
 hur ohlltlrm, Ihti parmill «f hiwwInilnK wwr tioar 
 to hor, and IIm ovrmlffht of manj rliarttlM 
 WDWt tttr lier tha "coninMHi tl«i«U nf Mm ihkhmkmi 
 day." Iji Um autMmn of IITTH, II. K. If. waa In 
 Kof land, whan ih* loaa In tiM TtiamM ot thw 
 •hip iNtikrIiiK h«r naimt took platw. later In thn 
 ynar il||tilim-la hrokn <Nit In itaniiatmHlt, and lii- 
 vailwl Umi happy h<>inn of IVIiu-rnH AlUw, wMih 
 had Mntn tlinn prnvk>iiiily Imwii dn>rlvK<l of ini« 
 of It4 IovmI Inmate* liy an a««l(l«<nt. HIr Wllllnni 
 Jminar, one of tha (^mi'a pliyalclana, waa wnt 
 ovaf frotn England, Ini warnml the I'rinceaa of 
 the (lire Infm-tkiuaneaa of IIm dlarane, iMit «lie 
 otteynlthe Inipulaea of Iter Rrmt motlierly lieart, 
 and forjnittlug all danxer, kfawed her auflhr- 
 ing cltllil. Mhe waa M-lzml witli tlia terrlhio 
 dlMMMi Mttortly afterwani*, and after an llliieHa 
 of one wetik, on tlte Hth of December, — the 
 aijnlveniMur.of Prince Albert'* dewtti— paaaed to 
 inect h^jAlHTr and lored ohihireii " where be- 
 yond tlieae vokea there la peave.'* 
 
 In 1879 the <J,ueeii erected at Balinohil a 
 Ifrantlful croaa to her memory, the (nMrlptloii 
 of which la :— 
 
 To lh« (IcRrmcmory 
 of 
 
 , ALICK, URAND UvcMblSOK IlnflK. 
 
 PtinccM of Cjrcal llriuin anri Irelami, 
 Born April 35, 184J. dletl Dec. 1878. 
 ' Tbi* it creeled 
 By her lorrowing mother, 
 
 QUIEN ViCtORIA. 
 
 |: * 
 
 "fief naine ihaW live llfei"iigh rtow ifte ii mi more." 
 
 f 
 We hare written at length of PrlnccM Alice, 
 becauae, on account df her great affetttlon, her 
 aorrowa and her early and sad death, her mem- 
 ory seema dear to the great heart of the people. 
 Five children and one gmndchlld survive her. 
 
 Alfred, Duke of^^llnburgh, the (iiBcond sun 
 of the Queen, was born In IMA. Early In life 
 he cliose the navy na lila profession and received 
 a thorough training for his life work. In 1^;0 
 he went on a voyage to Ca|>e of GocM) Hope by 
 way of Rio .laueiro. He was ninrried In 1874 to 
 the Grand Duchess Marie Alexntidrovnu, only 
 daughter of the Emperor and Efljipress of Hu»- 
 •ta. .'llie marriage was celebnitcit'at St. Peters- 
 burg both by the service of the Qir^k Churvh 
 and that of the English. It was h«)ped that 
 this Miiirriage Would bring about more friendly 
 relations between Kusaia and England. II. R. 
 H. lias Ave children. — — '~^. — ~~ — "; — 
 
 Helena Augusta Victoria, Diteli^ss of Or- 
 leans, was born 35th May, IWff, and was mar- 
 ried to Prince Christiau of Schleawig-Holstetu, 
 in 1866. 
 
 BINDERS, 
 ^ ^ REAPERS, 
 
 ^ MOWERS, 
 
 RAKE9,/ 
 / OUI/nVATORS, 
 HARROWS. 
 PLOWS, 
 
 QANG PLOWS- 
 GRAIN CRUSHERS, 
 &c., &c., &c. 
 
 are giving universal satis- 
 faction, and are sold low on 
 easy terms. " 
 
 Before purchaaiiig give us a call, 
 as we devote all our time to the 
 business and are bound to suit you. 
 
 EVERT tRTIClE 6IMIUNTEED. 
 
 W. B. ROBERTSON & 60. 
 
 To be hod alsp of oar Affo&ta throut)k> 
 : . ottt tile Oottntry. 
 
 j\^, ^ 
 
 ^ 
 
MiUVr.NiK AND (JUIDB HUOK. 
 
 tjontm (^mHiM Altorta. wm hnrn In IM7, 
 ■nd wu iMrrlMt In l«7l to tho ManruU •>( 
 r<QnM, olilMt MM of Um IHiIm <ir KrgyU. in 
 iHTII Umi Mar«|MU wm appolnlMl Oiivrrnor U«n- 
 •ml of llMt IMmiiilon oT 0«na<U. IIa and hU 
 royal wlA* laiMl«Nl at llalirai. auti wrm «>iitliit- 
 alaatl4«ll]r r«<<'«lv«Ml by all. 'rh« adinlnlatrutlitii 
 of l/inl l^nrnm waa a wry •«i«'rf«»«rul our, aiMl 
 •lthouf[h tlw hMlth of tha l'r1iM*«M provittitMl 
 bar lUylnic duHiiK tha Hni.yMra »( th«lr a|>- 
 polntmant InCanaila. ah^ ramalnmi lonK,<<iMHiKli 
 to ahow that ilin waa th«t worthy ilaiiKtit«r of 
 har ttolil* mother. 
 
 Arthur William Patrlflk Allwrt, DtdW of 
 (^nimiiKht, waa born In IHM), uii May lat, tha 
 •unlvKraary of thn birth of Arthur, Dnki^ of 
 Walllnilton, who waa I'htHwn lila |i<Hinithi<r, «ml 
 for whom ha waa iiamMl. Ha waa marrhxl In 
 1879 to Ionian MarKar«t, a iH'UMUn Prliiecaa. 
 Prtnu« Arthur ohoan a military earfwr, In whioh 
 hahaa awn much acrvki*. "The ItrticnilJ'i of 
 OnsiuHlIrr (luanla unilar tln^ cominaiul of tha 
 JDuka of ConnauKht, wi^rn Mtatlohml In tha rmiml 
 Una of tlie PrltUh army dnrlnx the atUok on 
 Tal-EI-K«blr. 'Hw llrlKada waa hravi^ly IimI to 
 tha atttek by It* katk^r." rrtni'o Arthui' U 
 deaerviHlly a grrat favorita with th«« iifoplf. 
 
 liCopold Umtrun Duncan Allwrt, wna born 
 April 7th, ISnS. " IIa whm alwaya very dnibiatc 
 In h«|ilth, and It la aald that tlw (jmvn from tha 
 very llrat of her wldowh«»<Ml had to lieatow 
 great care on him. He wa» educated at OxfonI 
 Unlveralty. Of the Queen'* aona he wna anld 
 moat t<< resemble the rriiieeOonaort." Ilnwai 
 married on the 'JTth April, ItW'J. to Prlncena 
 Helen, fourth child of the Prince and Prlnceaa 
 of Waldeck-PyrmoHt. I^e died ai Caunea, 
 March 97th, 18»1.> . ;, 
 
 Princeaa Beatrice, the youngest child of Her 
 MiOeaty, waa born In 1868, and wna married to 
 PrIiH-e Henry of Battenburg, tlie third son of 
 Prince Alexander of lleaae. 
 
 Wo atti^mpt HO eulogy of our iwjoved Sov- 
 ereign; but a(U>r having Imrne nothcroicnlliD' 
 more sorrow than has fttllen to the loi of niuny, 
 and ijerfonned at tlie same time so oouiH^len- 
 tloiialy the duties of Iter high office, wc bvlleve 
 that all will say,— 
 
 •'A thousand claim* to reverencp close 
 In hec as Mother, Wife ami Queen." 
 
 • m fi i 'i 
 
 «5 
 
 4 ^_ tJUkniMmemmfi. 1*. R. I., 
 
 nwl March, IM7. 
 K. W, TiTlvOa, Jewelers 
 
 HiN,-~lt gtvea me phMMVre In be abl« to atA«« 
 that the Hockfonl Watch which I uurehawNl 
 from you alHmt nine month* ago has gl««H 
 entire satlafliotlon. 
 
 Y<Mir« res|ieetfully, 
 A. 1>. MeLKOU, (aahter II.M. Ouatoms. 
 
 €h'TOWN, March n, IHi7. 
 
 K. W. TATI.ON! 
 
 I>KAH HiN, The Kmikford Watch I |iurnha*ed 
 from v<Ki In July. IHHA, baa given ma gotid aai- 
 UfaclliMi, and I hav* much pleasure In reeom- 
 mendlug It as a perAxit tlinekee|ter. 
 Youra, etc., 
 
 K. II. BBKB. 
 
 mm I STEWARIU 
 
 II I mm 
 
 obacGO^ 
 
 anufacturers, 
 
 No. I, QUMN •mnr. 
 
 OHA 
 
 312 
 
 TTETOWN. 
 
 A. KENNEDY & CO., 
 
 SAILMAKBil8 
 
 ANI> 
 
 of Table idare, Wai 
 Ali o, ( k ri a ge Wort , 
 8«wln| Mlaohlna*, 
 of Fina Maoh 
 
 ATNEMIM GMNE*. MiMMT 
 
 
 ... _ Ouna, and all kinda 
 .. _ Maohlnary rapalrad. 
 J. 8. If y*t have a Jtb to da ia i^ Ua* that yoa thick 
 aaaast ks 4«^ sa P. B. Iiiaad, alw*|B tiy i 
 itavay. 
 
 HEAD OF QUEETS WHABF, 
 
 e|^A^^IoOTT ETOW ^I> f. E. K 
 
 0•Wb(^ OaavBis, (ktUn Daok, Ohaiaa, Aaakan, Wiia 
 BlgKioc, Inn, BtMl, Isili, PainU, Olli, Ubmu, T«Ib«s, *«. 
 
 , ,1 I ' II 1 ' ; * ' I I II II 
 
 W. BROWM, 
 
 ^oia I pilfer pil«r 
 
 Of Knioea, Forhn, Spoona, Caatera, Tea 
 Sata, loa ntchera, and every deacription 
 of Table viare, Watohea and Jewelry. 
 
 (• **•••"»#••••*•«••. 
 
 
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 i6 
 
 t^*0»i»^t^tt0t0*0^t*0»0*l ^ ^^^0*^tm 
 
 THK <jUIKN • JUM 
 
 Prinoe Bdvrard Itltnd Postal 
 -^ , guide. 
 
 cMAKtorrvroWH. 
 
 Ami CMIm JIdm*. 
 
 lUnl.-floVM •>.<"> P** y««''' 
 
 Dniwtrt •■•<'"' *'• 
 
 Urg««f.f» ,....•».«» do. 
 
 Xr?lM(«<r to Imv" Irtlrm |>l»«f»l Iti ■ U»» Ixv 
 lonflnir k> aiKitliKr |Miraiin mniMit Im itMNiKnlwol 
 unl*«i Mich l«ttcira am mblrtaMNl l<i ih* tMta or 
 |» tiM t!«r« uf iu buliW. 
 
 Box iKilthira nbnul*! h«t rar«ful to atithorfaM 
 milj a lliiiltMl niiinbnr ot iMirwHia U> rtumlvii 
 tlioir l«tt«r«, awl palj tbuaa la wboni (tMjr h*Tt 
 Aill c«iitttU)ii«^j|r' 
 
 Corner QrtMm amirWttar Htrerta. 
 Railway HU|,loii. 
 KliiK fl«|uar«. 
 
 Cormv Or«<«t Hfrr^ and Euaton tUrtwta. 
 KwslifonI H<|uan;. 
 
 (.'ollmtlmia ant made at 1 p. m.. ami p. in., 
 lo«al tliiM. 
 
 Uttimp %'fnAtn fur ChurtoUrtoirn. 
 
 B. McMillan, at Poat Oflloe; Mra. H. A. 
 Wataon, Qnwte Htnwt} U«org« K-, lii 
 Quwn Hquare. >< 
 
 mK*ii (trdrr CiSkt, 
 Open from 10 a. m., to 4 p. in. 
 
 COMMISSIUM UN MONET ORDBRM. 
 
 On Momty Ordera drawit by any.Monoy 
 Ordor UiHc« In Canada on any otlier Money 
 Ord«r Offllcn In the Dondiiloii, ii m IvUow« :— 
 > If not exceeding 94 .•^i.>>i>.9c. 
 
 boo Moda^ 
 rum WtmarfTINrriHlMivi tor iSdM 
 and ftemUi[n»Bi^pM>M 
 
 Mid pceQttrttil wtftli om^ 
 
 1 um MMinuT «! . 
 
 Very Oholce Orocl^ery, 
 
 In luotp Olnntr Ma, Oklim kit^ Ivorn Tm 
 8tt», OkmmStr 9tt», OI999 an^ &nMlca 8H», OrtiH 
 itaitda, OottMa, Tumblart, an^ Twa PoU. 
 
 W. p. COL WILL, 
 
 QUIIN IQUMI, eiliUILQTTITOWN. 
 
 Or««4 
 
 »<0 " 
 •80 '♦ 
 
 14 
 
 »» 
 tt 
 tt 
 
 .010. .••a.*... .50. 
 
 •SO lOo. 
 
 •40'f.......lMM. 
 
 •80... ...*tio. 
 
 •10O......i...iIOu. 
 
 On Money Ordera payable In Auatria, IIuii- 
 Kary. Barbadoa, Belgium, Britlah India, Den- 
 mark, (Invludtng Iceland), France, Oermwyi 
 Italy, Jamaica, Netherlands, (Ilollaud}, New- 
 foundland, New South Wales, New Zealand, 
 Norway, Sweden, Roumania, Swltscrland, Taa- 
 manla. United Kingdom, United Statea.Vlctorla : 
 
 If not exceeding •10... 
 
 Over •!© " •» •»... 
 
 .. fw>' >* •»... 
 
 " iSO-i^^-ilJt^^tlO.^.. 
 " WO" " •80... 
 
 . ..10c. 
 • • 'Mo. 
 .,.80u. 
 
 "• «40b. : 
 
 ...SOc. 
 
 PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, &c. 
 
 Walker's Ooner, Orafton Street 
 
 B. 
 
 Baldeffton'i bandy Fartory to 
 r out Mm floMtOonftotionary in 
 
 tuminff ottv «m nnaac uoniiaationary L. 
 the, Dominion. W« can anpoly the la- 
 land with Ohoioa Sweata-WMMli ai Idrii 
 
 ^ Ji. BALDKRtTON^ 11^ 
 
 , QUEEN STREET. 
 
 
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 lOUVtMllt Am (il'UiR BOm, 
 
 »7 
 
 POSTAL OMI»C-«mHI«mm«.' 
 IMm of iS}ii$f. 
 Ihtn (UllM l>iMNlnl.in •ml Vm^M N(«Im, 
 I twnt. Unmt RrtUIn ailil tMlMr INmUI lliikin 
 COnmriM, I (mat: Hiqil/ C«nl« I <emmu. 
 
 TNMnlnlAii • . • • ■ 
 ITntlMlHtalmi.. 
 NKwfiHtiMllmul 
 (Irtittt HHUIh 
 
 »»«.« 
 
 l><Mnlnlon 
 
 llnltMlNUtra.. 
 
 N«WftHIIMll«IMl 
 
 Umu Urtula.. 
 
 tt<\ |Hir 1^ «iii. 
 ijii. 
 
 V%n-m\ I'oat. 
 
 4(1. iwr 4 iM 
 
 Mi IStrrsI l\Mt 
 
 till 
 
 I'lMt. 
 
 le. BW i it*. 
 
 •hi. 
 
 <l<>. 
 If. |Mir 1 M. 
 
 P«tl«riiii •ml 
 
 H«iii|iImi. 
 
 Id. p«r 4 (M. 
 10 i'«>nt« HKtht 
 In. it«r 4 IM. 
 ie, for (Ir«t4«>« , 
 
 •imI If. tm Mieh 
 
 wtm i ox. 
 
 MAIIJ4 am forwKrilml rHOM CHAK- 
 IXyi'rKTUWN abroMl mmI U» prinol|Ml offlcM 
 on Him of lUllwajr lUlly at B.W), a. m., aiMl ar« 
 ravaivad •anitt <«v«ii|i)K«. 
 
 MaUaar«y„nmnM/hm othtr prinripal i^gUu 
 , at follotM : 
 
 rROMHIIMMRItHIDK to til* |iriii«l|wl vfllvaa 
 Ki Prince County, dMlly. 
 
 rflbli KRNHIN(im)N toMarfatn. rx>n|rRlv«r, 
 ^ Park <;octM*r, llauilltoii, riin<Tt<>wn, on 
 Tu«adajr, 'riinraday. and Malunlay. 
 
 rSOll BRRADAIJIANK to Hpriiifffleld, N«w 
 liOndon, Htanley Briilge, dally. 
 
 FROM liUNTKK HIVRK t4> N«w Olaa^ow, 
 Cavmidlali, Bay VIaw, ilop« River, Tiu'aday, 
 Thuraday und Haturday ; ti» Wheatley River. 
 Oyater Bed Brldx<>, RuMleo, and North Uua- 
 tioo, Monday, Wmlneaday and Friday, re- 
 turning Mine evening*. 
 
 FBOM MONTAUUR BRIDOR to Comnierolal 
 CroM, Murray lUver, Murray Harbor Houth, 
 and Beach Point, Monday, Wedneaday and 
 Friday, returning Tuewlay, Thurtday and 
 Hatiirday. 
 
 FROM QKORORl'UWN to I^ower MonUgue, 
 Murgeon, and Murray Harbor North, Tuea- 
 d*y. TliuriMlay, and BHturday, returning 
 ••in* evening*. 
 
 VBOM 80IIRI8 BAii'l' to Cherry Grove, Lot 
 45, Prteat Pond, Falrflekl and North Lake, 
 Tueaday, 'lliuriday and Saturday. To Boat 
 Point, South liakfl, BothweilV f-liepatow, 
 TuBMlay anil Saturday; Bay Fortune, Rollo 
 Bay CroM and Sourts Weat, Wednesday 
 ilnd Saturday. 
 
 Long Live ths^en! 
 
 RRE MSUfUIICC COIfMi# 
 
 •*T«B iOTAL," . 
 ''THZL0ID0I4 
 "Til Cnr OP LO 
 
 "TBR PlEltX* 
 
 (d y v'jwil. 
 
 ## Hwlljflli It.m 
 
 iMACEACHERII.AgnitforP.L 
 
 hrough Tti 
 
 CHAI^IoOTTETOW^I, f. 
 
 -><••■•«*' ' 
 
 FROM VERNON RlVKtt t o Orwell and BeUkrt 
 dally, and to Flat River and Wood lalanda, 
 Tueaday, Thnrailay and Saturday. 
 
 FROM LITti^ YORK to SUnhope, Western 
 . Covehead. BNekley Point and Unloa Rood, 
 TiMsday, 'jThuraday and Saturday. 
 
 Verf CliMp Fare* tp all iMfta of <;anada jimhI 
 UnlUttl Htatea, eapeulally vU the <'aiuMla I'arMllh] 
 Hallway t4> Wliine|>eg and I'auMki Coaat I'otart*. 
 Wrlt4i«r apply to 
 
 Q. A. SHAIIP, 
 
 MaMw MMtw Mi4 Ttakit J««t, p. & L III 
 
 jsputable Fact! 
 
 -fpXJLV — -=- 
 
 Harris' TiQ Store 
 
 la tha BjMit plaoe to buy Or«un«nL 
 Boilen, Bake Pan*. Stovmlpa. and 
 Tinware of all kinda. (flatting 
 up Stovea a epectatty. 
 
 L. W.HARRIS, 
 
 UPFQ QQEEI ST., OHABIiOTTbTOWl. 
 
 UJatchmakeRi^ 
 
 # JEWELER, 
 
 Vifelitt fl«fcti t(«(k|i 
 
 umK QunN armrr. 
 
 JOI Work 4oM wHm pnmlml, aiti WamutM. 
 
' M ^^,t l,ltt,il>,^t,m,^tlltt^*^HM^''itS(ftJII>,^t,IS^t,l'S^t,^^ 
 
 i3 
 
 THE QUEENS JUBILEE 
 
 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 
 RAILWAY. 
 
 ^•ttrtmm^i 
 
 Summer Time table. 
 
 In effoot Wednesday,' Jane Ist. 
 
 TRAIN^iS FOR THE; WEST. 
 
 STATIONS. 
 
 Chnrlotlelown . . 
 Royalty Junction . 
 North Wiltshire , . . _ 
 Hunter River ."X J 
 
 Urniialb.ine . . . 
 County Line Juiiction 
 Freetown , . ; . 
 Kensington -. . . 
 
 Suniinerside , . . 
 
 Miscouche . . , ,. 
 
 Wellington . . . 
 
 Port Hill ... . 
 
 0'I,eary . . . • . . 
 
 IllnomlieUI.' . . . 
 
 Allierton . . . . 
 
 ..Tigni.sh .. . . . 
 
 dp 
 
 [<ip 
 
 Express 
 
 A. M. 
 
 6 oo 
 fi 14 
 
 6 48 
 
 6 58 
 
 .. 7 aj 
 
 7 30 
 
 7 40 
 
 Z S3 
 
 8 30 
 
 845 
 
 9 05 
 
 9 35 
 ro 30 
 1047 
 II 14 
 " 55 
 
 Accoin. I Acctim. 
 
 XlSf 
 
 10 15 
 
 >o 35 
 
 11 23 
 
 11 38 
 I'. M. 
 ta 13 
 
 12 31 
 
 '2 35 
 }i 57 
 
 1 30 
 
 2 00 
 2 21 
 
 2 47 
 
 3 35 
 
 4 55 
 
 5 20 
 , 6 10 
 
 7 00 
 
 I'. M. 
 3 30 
 
 3 49 
 
 4 35 
 
 4 59 
 
 5 .26 
 5 40 
 
 5 55 
 
 6 17 
 6 so 
 
 County Line Junction idp 
 Cape Traverse . . . ar 
 
 l>. ,\I. 
 
 5 45 
 
 6 35 
 
 —7 — - 
 
 TRAINS 
 
 FROM THE 
 
 WEST. 
 
 
 STATIOIS'S. 
 
 
 Express 
 '1V.\L 
 
 1 
 
 AcCDin. 
 
 Accom. 
 
 
 A. M. 
 
 
 Tignish . . . . 
 
 .dp 
 
 .1 20 
 
 $ <» 
 
 
 AHiertcu;! .' ,. 
 
 
 2 00 
 
 7 05 
 
 
 Kloomlielii . . 
 
 
 ■ 225 
 
 7 44 
 
 
 O'Uary ... 
 
 
 2 42 
 
 8 10 
 
 
 I'ort Hill .... 
 
 . . > 
 
 3 35 
 
 9 35 
 
 
 Wellington , , . 
 
 
 -,- 4 05 
 
 1018 
 
 
 Miscouche- .;.•, ■ 
 
 . « . 
 
 4 25 
 
 10 44 
 
 
 
 Jar 
 / dp 
 
 4 40 
 
 II 05 
 
 
 Siimmer.side . . 
 
 
 
 A. \L 
 
 
 4 55 
 
 II 40 
 
 , 6 15 
 
 . . „ . . 
 
 
 
 FVM. 
 
 
 Kensington . . 
 
 ■ w ■ . 
 
 5 17 
 
 M'13 
 
 6 48 
 
 freetottn . . . 
 
 . 
 
 5 30 
 
 >2 35 
 
 7 lo 
 
 County Line Junction . . 
 
 5 40 
 
 12 50 
 
 7 30 
 
 liraHalhane > . 
 
 
 5 47 
 
 12 58 1 
 
 7 39 
 
 Hunter River . 
 
 , 
 
 6 12 
 
 • 31 
 
 8 14 
 
 North Wiltshire . 
 
 , ■ ^ 
 
 6 22 
 
 I 48 
 
 8 30 
 
 Royalty Junction 
 
 
 6 s6 
 
 2 35 
 
 9 17 
 
 Charlotleiown . 
 
 . ar 
 
 7 |o 
 
 2 55 
 
 9 35 
 
 Cape Traverse . « . dpj 
 County Line Junction . - i 
 
 i A. 
 I 6 
 
 ■i.-7 
 
 M. 
 25 
 IS 
 
 [aiios,k:~v 
 ^Organs 
 
 AHD 
 
 sewiNe MAmEs 
 
 AT 
 
 Upper Queen St.. Charlottetown. 
 
 Call and b* oonvlnced that they keep the larseirti 
 
 and Beat Stock of the above line bf Ckioda 
 
 In the Maritime Provtitoea. 
 
 PIANOS in price from $250 & upwards. 
 
 mm iit prioi fm $75 to w. 
 
 SBWINO MAOHINBS ttom $5 to $00. 
 
 REPAIR SHOPr 
 
 ttliere tM kinds of Machines are repaired W^l" 
 AT nnnRT NrvPTniB •'*<'.! 
 
 AT SHORT NOtlOa 
 
 MILLER BROTHERS. 
 
 .^PMaM€L^" 
 
 "^ 
 
 '^. 
 
 JUST OPENED 
 
 For Inspection, the Largest 
 Stopk of 
 
 wooTs,^r5r'-^:. 
 
 SHOES.fl^ 
 I SLIPPERS 
 
 ever shown by us. 
 
 We give the Best Vahie 
 for the money of anjr house 
 in the trade. If you want 
 
 give us a call. - 
 
 ffign of the BIG BED BOOT, 
 
 QUEEN STREET. 
 
 J. C. SPRAGUE i^ Co. 
 
 '••Mt«*«a'*at*«t**aa*«*MM*ni****<a«*«**iM>«.**MMa«<M*«*«'»^«*«' 
 
 :•*"»«'*■*.**»»>'»*« »»>»*>>He*»*»H 
 
 e U<H.»»^W>*«».W-«»a*<<l,a»-^-*..^i 
 
 Li 
 
ans 1 
 
 INES 
 
 ttetown. 
 
 p tbelaroMit 
 i>[tfCkmdai 
 
 upwards. 
 
 )$200. 
 
 $5 to $00. 
 
 repaired ^M*-] 
 
 lERS. 
 
 xy-t 
 
 
 LiOrgest ^ 
 
 'ERS 
 
 Value I 
 '■ house 5 
 
 1 want 
 
 OOT, 
 
 \ 
 
 «»».<»M«>.«»M^-*«»^«<.*»>. 
 
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 » M'i«»<%w^«»M%l'Wi«»i.»*WV*«*»«»i 
 
 SOUVENIR AND GUIDE BOOK. 
 
 19 
 
 P. E. I. R. Sumner Time TaUe-Qont'd. 
 
 TRAINS FOR THi; EAST. 
 
 STATIONS. 
 
 Charlodelown . 
 JRoyalty Junction 
 Bctirord . . . 
 
 Ml Stewart Junction 
 
 . dp 
 
 Morell . 
 St. Pelera 
 Hear Kiver 
 Sourix 
 
 ion . \ 
 
 Idp 
 
 fexpreM. 
 
 ,!•. M. 
 
 3 >5 
 3 30 
 3 5« 
 4*^ 
 
 430 
 
 4 58 
 
 5 ao 
 SSS 
 62s 
 
 Mt. Stewart Junction . . dp 
 Cardigan i . . . . . 
 Georgetown. ' . . ^ . ar 
 
 M. 
 
 'A 
 45 
 
 Accom. 
 
 A. MT 
 
 6 30 
 
 6 50 
 
 7 38 
 .8 05 
 
 8 3o 
 
 9 04 
 9 35 
 
 10 27 
 
 11 LS 
 A. M.: 
 
 *'§ 
 9 38 
 10 00 
 
 TRAINS FROM THE EAST. 
 
 STATIONS. 
 
 Georgetown . 
 t.'ajrdtean 
 Mft,«tew 
 
 dp 
 
 wewart Junction . . ar 
 
 Exprests. I Accom. 
 
 A.M. 
 700 
 
 8 10 
 
 .Sburis .. . 
 
 Rear River . 
 
 St. Peters . 
 
 Morell . . 
 
 Mt. Stewart. Junction 
 
 dp 
 
 Be<lfor<l ... 
 Koyalty junction 
 Charloltetown . 
 
 ion . \ 
 
 I dp 
 
 A. M. 
 
 6 45 
 
 7 20 
 
 7 4a 
 
 8 10 
 
 !'S 
 
 8 40 
 
 9 OS 
 9 20 
 
 P. M. 
 3 4Q 
 
 3 03 
 
 4 «S 
 P. M. 
 I 20 
 3 10 
 
 3 03 
 
 3 35 
 
 4 ao 
 
 4*40 
 
 5 '7 
 
 5 55 
 
 6 '5 
 
 Trains ore run by Eastern StandnnI Time. 
 
 JAMES COLEMAN. 
 
 Superintendent. 
 
 RA11,WAY CONNECTIONS FOR 
 PRINCE^ EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 Dtiy Exi>res8 leuviiiff Hallfiix at 7.15 a. in., 
 cpiinecto aii Truro nt 10.05 a. iiu, with Local 
 ExpreHA for^Piutoii Landing, where connection. 
 Ik made (duVing navigation), every Monday, 
 Wednesday, ThiirBday, Friday and Saturday, 
 with Steamers of the P. E. Island Steam Ifavt- 
 gation Co., for Charlottetowii.. 
 
 Day Express leaving St. John at 7.30 a. ni., 
 connects at Painsec Junction with train for Point 
 dii C'hene, where connection is made dnily 
 (during navigation) with .Steamers of the P.^., 
 Island Steam Navigation Co., to liiid from Sum- 
 raei^side and Charlottctown and all P. £. Island 
 Bailway point?. 
 
 W. k. WELitHER 
 
 Em the Lugwt li Beat Btook of ' 
 
 JEWELRY, X SILVERWARE, 
 
 j3pcct«el«tt and Y«fic« 
 
 IN THE CITY. 
 
 At Prices to suit all. 
 
 Watohea, plooks, and Jewelry re- 
 paired at short notice. 
 
 We ffuaralatee flmt-olass work in 
 every depurtment, 
 
 miTI 8in lUUN SdlJAU, ClAKUnTEnWl 
 
 61TY GASFiTTINg STORE. 
 
 ■**» 
 
 A. HERMANS &SaN, 
 
 Gas Fitters,'^ 
 
 $ <SeU Eangers. 
 
 -" MANUFAOTURBR8 OF 
 
 Tinware, StoYepipe, &g; 
 
 CHARLOTTETOWN, k E, I, ^; 
 
 VS^ Personal attention given to fitting up Hot 
 Air Fomaoes and Bangw. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS 
 
 FOR ■ ; ..■■■:!■ './■''. '^ 
 
 OtpiNDQIf OYSTER HOUSE 
 
 Tn ^ Mit rf MwM hmt, HtUit Stmt, Ck'tiwi. 
 
 »»^^Wwfc»t»^»»>i»N»>»iii'>»^Wi>»»it Si i>iiP<ei»— S»^— ' 
 
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 '■■■*»l«*W^l^it»<M^ W Wi W * M W WM »^' l» i W ' M i H P'W* < W > 1^ V'*.M ' 
 
20 
 
 THE QUEVif's JUBILEE 
 
 THE CELEBRATION ^ 
 
 Or'THB ■ 
 
 QUEEN'S JUBILEE 
 
 |||, will take place Ih . 
 OHARLOTTBTOWNj 
 
 ON 
 
 THURSDAY. June 30th, 
 
 AND 
 
 FRIDAY. July Ist. 
 
 — - w tm aot* — ■■ 
 
 An attractive Programme haa bmn pKpnred, 
 the details of which appear on the next throe 
 pages of thia Book. 
 
 The following centlenten compose'the Gcih 
 eralJubllee Committee: 
 
 Ckafrman— Hon. T. Hbath Havii^anov Mayor. 
 
 Mr. Thos. Morrl8,G. C, 
 Mr.8. W.Crabbe,C.C., 
 M^Jor Jas. D. Irving, 
 LieuU)ol. F.-Dogherty, 
 ChlefEgr. A. N. I^rge, 
 Mr. A. McNeill. 
 Mr. 8. F. Hodgson, 
 
 Mr. 
 
 C.B. McNeill, 
 Joseph Unswortli, 
 W.D. McKay, . 
 John Jo V, 
 J. J. Chappell, 
 Henry Backham, 
 J. M. Duncan. 
 
 re 
 
 Mr. a. H. McPherson, S^nrHary. 
 
 On Thnrsdny, June 30th, a Special Pas- 
 senger Train will leave Tignlsh for Charlotte- 
 town at 4, a. m., returning will leave at 4.10, 
 p. m., local time, Friday, July Ist. 
 
 Cape Tintverse for County Ijlne at 7.16, a. 
 m.. retiirniiur ^lU leave County Line at 6.30, 
 p. m., lo^al time, connecting with train to and 
 from Charlottetown. j • 
 
 Sourislfor Charlottetown nt- 7.10, a. m., 
 itumhigi^lll leave at 4 45, p. niL, local time. 
 
 Georgetown for Charlottctiiwn at 7.45, a. 
 m., retnmlng will leave at 4.45, p. m., local 
 . tlma ■.■;'!, ■ ' i , ' ' " 
 
 Return Excursion llckets 1(^111 be issued at 
 the undermentioned Stations at the prices set 
 apposite, gpod to return by the above Siilciul 
 
 TIsntsh. ......... $1 25 
 
 Alherton. 125 
 
 Elmsdnle. 1 25 
 
 Bloonitield < ...... 1 15 
 
 O'Leary... *....... 115 
 
 Brae*. 1 16 
 
 Portage... ;rrr... 1 16 
 Conway ......... . l 05 
 
 Ellerslie. ;....... lO.? 
 
 Port Hill.......;. 105 
 
 Northam ........ l 05 
 
 Klchniund .%... . 1.05 
 
 Wellington. ...... o'On 
 
 MIsconche .......'< 95 
 
 Suirimerslde ..... 05 
 
 New Annan...... 83 
 
 Kensington. ...... K5 
 
 Freetown ........ 085 
 
 County^Line...... 85 
 
 Bradallmne. ...... o 75 
 
 ElUotte. ^ 75 
 
 Frederlcton .....; o 75 
 Hunter River • . . . .■'0 65 
 Nqrth Wiluhire.. 65 
 
 Colville. 
 Milton 
 Sourlf*. 
 Harmony.'-. 
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 Selkirk....;. 
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 090 
 
 M<Wli .......... 90 
 
 I'Ot#. 080 
 
 Moniit Stewai-t... 070 
 
 Pismiid.. 70 
 
 Traijadie. ........ 60 
 
 Bedford......... 40 
 
 Yoiik. ...,,....« 030 
 
 Roj^alty Junction 15 
 (•porgetown..... 100 
 Cardigan . ... 100 
 
 090 
 75 
 100 
 090 
 90 
 
 Perth. 
 Baidwhi ...... . 
 
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 Cajie Traverse. 
 
 Albany. 
 
 Kinkora ....... 
 
 C. B. WARREN. 
 
 i 
 
 F«r aD Uiidt ud qulMil «f 
 
 BOOTS & SHOES. 
 
 Home made and Lnportad 
 
 BOOTS & SHOES. 
 
 SPRDfi^GfMllBR, 
 WINTER 
 
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 B1BF0RE YOU B 
 PLEIASE TRY 
 
 SHOES. 
 
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 S'FHjiPEirs ce^ER. 
 
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 C.B/ WARREN. 
 
 ; Ottttewn atatloa, Iferah aiat, iSOfr. 
 Mr. ■.W.TATbOR.Watoluiiakw: 
 
 Tlw Raokfard Wateh which I bod«ht tnm jroo about • 
 yMur agA haa glnn ma parflnt aatlafhoUdn. lu varlaUon 
 haa haan vaiT allcht, and Itar an aoooiMa ttmakaapar I ooo- 
 aider tha Rookfttrd unrivalad, and I can oonaoiaaUoualT f- 
 co mm and It to aU paraona tliatrlnj a thormwlilj lallaUa 
 wateh. 
 
 * ' . WIf. & POOIA, P. ■. L RaUwaj, 
 
 TavoN, P. E. I., i4th May, 1887. 
 Mr. E. W. Taylor : 
 
 Dear Sit,— I am well pleasecl willi the Kockrord' 
 Watcii pui'cliase'i from you in August last. In having 
 it compared with your time on l4th'iMay, it Was found . 
 only ^ minute out. 
 
 Yours respectfully, 
 ■ : J. R HOOD. 
 
 Tryon Woolen Mills 
 
 CAMEEOS BLOCK, CHTOWIT/ 
 
 ^O* LARGE STOCK of Twewls, Blankets, 
 ft^M^ Flannels and Yarn constantly on band* 
 
 to.exchange for Wool or Cash at Factory 
 
 prices. Ready-made Clothing, Hats, Gents' 
 J'uriiishlngs. Trunks. Valises, and Staple Dry 
 Goods. CHEAFEB than the CESAP^T. 
 
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 ly on band* 
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 91 
 
 - la MldllMra to the foragoliig ntm, Ttokat* 
 at on* ■nivlua Am will be lMu«d on all trains 
 on Friday, July lit, good to return up to Jfoa- 
 
 The Steam Navtmtlon Company will iMue/ 
 return tickett on Wednetdawi Jmne SOtk, from 
 Plotoa Landing aiid Point an Chene (or One 
 Dollar, good to return up to iSlolnrtiair, Jutf 2itd, 
 
 Steamer IbaMfff Be{|« will leave Orwell on 
 I Thunday, June SRh ; returning will leave Char- 
 1 lottntown at 6 o'clock. .Fares— Sp c«*ntfl. 
 
 Steamer HBatkfr Bella wilt carry pasDensen 
 an the Eaat Rlv^r Route at one fare on Frioayi 
 luly lat. Will leave Cbarlottetown at 4 o'clock. 
 
 OP THE 
 
 CELEBRATION. 
 
 W. R. WATSON, 
 
 SB dueen street. ' 
 CSARLCyrTBTOWN, 
 
 Haa established a repuUtlon for Biliabilitt— 
 best quality and punty being the- first oonsMer- 
 
 ation, with good value tor customers' mone 
 
 The Stock carried is very large " 
 selected, the Departments' oelng: 
 
 MVH^ **■«>> piwi.. , _.— w - — , , tX"- 
 
 The Stock carried is very large and careAilly 
 ilected, the Departments' being: 
 
 PUBB OBUOS for DLq»«uinff,Uio. 
 ATBN 
 
 prbp: 
 
 -•1QINB8 
 IONS of 
 
 I'HUBSDAY, JUNE 30th. ' 
 
 firing Salute at 2 o'clock, p.m., 
 
 rOLtOWKD BT 
 
 Military Review and Sham Fight at Victoria 
 ■ Park. -..-,•;■' ■. 
 
 » IN THE EVENINO: 
 
 Illumination of Pufaillo 'BuildlngB, Stores |ind 
 Private Residences. 
 
 I^orchlight Procession by the City Firemen. 
 
 Grand Display of Fikeworks on the Market 
 Square. 
 
 (Tills will be under the direction of the City 
 Firemen. There will also lie a display of Fire- 
 works (k'om the stores of several or our leading 
 merchants, making altogether the ttnest Pyro- 
 technic Exhibition Cbarlottetown has ever 
 witnessed). 
 
 FRIDAY, JULY l8T. ; 
 
 » (DOMINION DAY.) 
 
 Regatta In Cbarlottetown Harbor. Boats to, 
 start at 9, a. in. 
 
 Royal Salute fired at 12, noon. 
 
 Assembling 'of School Chililren on the Grand 
 Stand, Qneen Square, at 1.30, p. m., to slug 
 the National Anthem, after which His 
 Honor Lieut. GOVERNOR Macuonald 
 will deliver an address. 
 
 TO BE FOLLOWED BY 
 
 Procession of Fraternal and Natioinil Societies. 
 
 Grand Trades Procession, representing artisans 
 at work, machinery in operation, etc. 
 
 (This will no doubt be the greatest street 
 attraction ever seen in the city). 
 
 Laying the Corner Stone of the New City Build- 
 ing by Hon. John Yko, Grand Master of 
 the Freemasons-^ Prince .Edward Island, 
 when an address will be delivered by Hon. 
 T. li. Haviland, Mayor of the city. 
 
 The Celebration will conclude with a Grand 
 * ENTERTAiNvraiT iuthe Market Ilall, under the 
 /Uuspices. of the Independent Order of Odd- 
 fellows— Programme of which appears on next 
 two pages. 
 
 AU the popular VATWTja 
 and TOILHT 
 the day. 
 
 TOII^iT ABTI0LB8, Bttoh ae Broahe^ ' 
 Gomhe, Sponsea, Soapa, &o, 
 
 FANCY (K)OD8, for Preaenta. 
 
 SPBOTAOLBS, BYB-OLA8SBS. Caaea. 
 
 Wioaor ik Newton'a OIL PAINTS, for 
 
 Paintera and Artiata' uae. 
 PUBBST WINBS and UQUOBS. for 
 
 Saoramentij and Medicinal uae.-, . 
 FISHING QBAB of aU aorta. 
 TOBAOOOS, OIOABS.' PIPBS, and 
 
 Smokera' Oooda vedlvally. 
 
 Oidan by asU pnnptly sttwdtd ts. 
 
 Bpedsl piqas to Fhyiidsu sad Ooutiy KtnbaBti. 
 
 AHTEDI 
 
 All the Property Holders 
 
 of P. £. L to Insare their 
 
 Property, whether it pooBiBt 
 
 of DWELUNQS, SHOPS, 
 
 FAOTOBIES, BABNS, WABEHOITSES, 
 
 SCHOOLS, OHUROHES, or the Gontents 
 
 of either, in thif|,"Jahilee Tear of Oar 
 
 heloved Queen." Die test Oompanies 
 
 'are represented here by the undersigned 
 
 Agent fijT . ' ■■: ■ -^ ,_ 
 
 LANGASHIRE Fire Inauruhe&Vo., England, •. 
 
 BRITISH AMERICA Assurance Co. of 
 
 Toronto, Canada. 
 
 COHI HI ERCIAL UNION Fire Asauranee Co., 
 
 of England. 
 
 iNsnn in above Compaiiies and jou will be A8- 
 anied ^t yotur INsnianoe wiU be promptly paid. 
 
 Aa S. URQUHART, 
 
 , Agent for p. E. I. 
 
 BROWnV BUICM^ aUEEN SQUARE, GNtOWN. 
 
N»^i^rf^i»M>>i*M%l*li^S^^»»^M^^W^^M»iiN*%l««ii^i<<Mt^S^<*fcw 
 
 ti 
 
 THE QUREN'S jubilee 
 
 >>Wt^g*lb^^^^tHii^St 
 
 THE CLOSING 
 ENTERTAINMENT 
 
 or THB 
 
 JOBIIiBE CEIiEBI^VieN. 
 
 ON FRID/tY EVENINfi, 
 
 wiU be preMnUnI thn greatest of nil American 
 Draniait —entitled 
 
 "The Danites, 
 
 >i 
 
 with' new "and uplendid avenery prefHired 
 ' eXpresHly for the oocaaion. 
 
 CAST OP CHARACTERS: 
 
 Xanoy Williama, tlie last of a doomed race, 
 
 ••MiM AirnesOpdy. 
 
 I^ndy, a Poet, Painter and Sculptw, a man Wno 
 ' could not write his own name^/. G. SklBOn. 
 Parson, Ho-call<>d IxHiuuHe he could out-ttweur 
 any man at the Forks. • . • Percy J. A. Ijcar. 
 Bill Ulcl(inan. * ..,,-„ n„„u«o r S f. t. Bt*fi, 
 Mezeklah Carter, j "1T»« D"""*'." J f.. |«. ' 
 Grasflhoppcr Jakp, Bar Keeper,. C.W. FairflcM. 
 
 Limber Tim, Miner, * . ., Jos. Ha wortli. 
 
 Stubbs, do.. .......; 8. S|>enccr. 
 
 Washcc-Washee, Chinaman,. Tony Camp. 
 
 Huldah Brown, christened the Widdcr, ... 
 
 " > • Miss K. Francis Byron. 
 
 Capt. Tonmiy, ....^ ........ Miss F, A. Douglas. 
 
 Bunker Hill, M iss Laura Weston. 
 
 Billy Piper,. . . . . ...•••• • •, The Unknown. 
 
 'ITie Taiente<I Young Actress 
 
 Mis&i AOXTBis ooz>-ir. 
 
 BitiLY PIPER, 
 Supported by n Strong Company. 
 
 SYNOPSIS; 
 
 ACT.; I. Foot ok Sierra Mountains— Eari.v 
 
 MuRNINR. 
 
 Danites on the, trail-. This glorious climate of 
 ' California. Nancy Williams in daneer. False Friend. 
 The Danitesoath. An annointed I'.lderof the Church 
 nf Mormons. 1'he vengeance of the Holy Prophet. 
 The claw of a gi i«ly liear. The shadow on the rock. 
 "Did^'ou ever have the rhumat, Miss"?* The story 
 of Nancy Williams's Life. A Sad Story. A cVy for 
 help. I )anites again. .Sandy to the rescue. Excit- 
 ing Tablfaii, 
 
 ACT IL. IIkwi.ing Wii.iJERNKSs.„ 
 
 The Passing of the .Shadow. The Parsim and 
 Washee-Washee. The Chinese liiust go. Souls to 
 be saved. Arrival of the Stage Coach. FifSl^Jack 
 wins- Boys, anil yourselves. Surprise parly. Arri- 
 val of the Widow. Married Mum? No, Sir. Sandy's 
 triumph. I'arson's committee. May the best man 
 win. .S.indy the favorite. The Boy miner. IJily 
 and the widow. The Chinese Question. 
 
 "ACT ML Thf Heart ok the Sierras , 
 
 Billy and the Widow. Danites on the trail. Cnp|' 
 
 CITY FOUNDRY 
 
 .,■:■"•:.■ . ■ AND— '' ■■ ■■■■•■ 
 
 HA6HiWESH0P. 
 
 Steam Engines & Boilers, 
 
 Steam Engine Fittings, 
 Agricultural Implements. 
 
 We an ii<>w pnpuod to pnt 
 
 HOT WATER PEATIIIG ^PPHRJiTUS 
 
 In dwellings In the cheaiwst ami best manner, and 
 which we guarantee to work tialisfnctorily. We have 
 thoroughly piepared (o supply this new and popular 
 system of heating houses, and have for this work un- 
 equaled facilities. Also, , 
 
 -« Portable Warm Air Furnaces,*- 
 
 For Churches^ School-houses and Stores. 
 
 Oar Foundry and Machine Shops are 
 always up tO' the times, and our 
 prices are alwitys ftur. 
 
 A. WHITE dl SON^ 
 
 KUTO SQXTA.R,B]. 
 
 A, H. B. MACGOWAN, 
 
 Auctioneer, Gominission MercM, 
 
 I GENERAL AGENT, 
 
 PromiBeB of Wm. Dodd, Esql, Quee* Sqnare, . \ 
 
 Conducts Auctions of Ueal Estate, lli|nk and other 
 .Su>cks— Household Furniture, llnrse< Carriages- 
 Fruit, General Merchindise, itc. at Kooms (the most 
 central in the city) or elsewhere lo suit customers. 
 
 Wholesale Agent in Tea, Flovr. Si'oar, &c. 
 
 I<epre^ellting TIl'l'liTT, BUKDETT & CO'S 
 first cl.vs line of Mowing Machines, Uinilers, Reapers, 
 Kakes, Plows, Harrowti, Threshers, Fanners, Cultiv- 
 ators Hay Carriers, Tedders, Pumps, Churns, &c. &e; 
 
 12 Hour A 24 Hour, 
 
 The Dials of the Bookford Watches combine 
 the advantages of both systems^tiie oidinuy 
 figures are in Back and the %n^ 13 to 21 in Sed, 
 Bine or Bilackt addmg to tiie appeanmce of the 
 Watch. Jb leferenoe to the testinipnials in this 
 book, we maj say onr timQ by which we regnlate 
 and oompoie onr Watches is ascertained bylFnn- 
 sit Instmment by which we can tell the tftie time 
 to thV fractions of a second. 
 
 \ OAMKRON BLOCK. 
 
 « •••*i^laMM»«aii»««t«^««g»«M«Sa«Ha*«a«***«^t%«< 
 
 ■•.*«M*»a«*M*M*M««.>*aal 
 
DRY 
 
 loilers, 
 
 :ing8, 
 
 ments. 
 
 X 
 
 ^UVENIK AMD OyiDB BOOK. 
 
 23 
 
 ToBamy lo Ihr reicue. Queilion of lieauly. 
 Samlv onii ihc widow. I^vc u blind. Wa 
 are huin«n after all. HearU and Hand. 
 The love uf honenl hcarta. Will voii Iw my 
 wife. The ladv uf the Korku. (iiWxl nishl, 
 gbod ni||;hl. Hand/ and ilie i'aixin. T'vn 
 (eel rrttV- The ite(:rel. The disciivciy. A' 
 whU|N!r might liciray nte. Kurgouen luve. 
 The (haihiw of^ain ap^iears. Don't lie. 
 Widow. Will you marry nie ? Man with- 
 out a l)eard. A^ain ihe Hhmlow conicH. 
 The I'ariMm ;ind hix i.lo|;. Hilly and the 
 Widow. Heaven hel|> you. . I'leane I'arkon 
 may I pray ? 
 
 ACT IV'. Sandv's Cahin. 
 
 Green eyed monnler jealousy. Tim and 
 Uunker Hill. Spliceil to-innrrow. Saiidy'n 
 courtship. I.ovc in the . Sierras. The Angels smile, 
 i'uor Little Hilly l'i|)er. A liurdi-n too great to hear. 
 Sandy's love lor Nancy Williams*. A 9hihl of the 
 Sierras. Save m;e, Sandy, .'■ave nie. I'll protect you 
 with my lite. Captuin Toniniy on her muscle. A 
 Imid headed nude. Ilunkcr 1 m a waiting for. .\ou. 
 The Judj;o'« lliyht of Oratory. Little Holfn I'int. 
 The I'arson hns u lit. (ioimI bye; (>ld pard. Heaven 
 blehs you luuh. Killy |'i|>cr again. Out in the 
 storm. An,ap|x'al to Heaven. Hiding, Thinkinp, 
 Praying. An uidiappy sii^ret. What does this mean. 
 Kill, but hear nie. Heayen bless and keep you for- 
 ever. 
 
 1887. 
 
 ACT V. 
 
 ItiLiiv I'ii-kk's 
 
 riiK (Jki.ukn Giii.ci 
 Cahin. , 
 Again rh^liiidow |»asses. To you, to all, to him. 
 A mother'.', memory. .V woman in armor. Illlly's 
 dying wi.sji, fciod liless you San<ly, (iod bless you. 
 Snlidy's promises ' Yim ran slioOl, can't you? The 
 Danites <)n . the Itnil. KuU him out. Hang' him, 
 boys, hiing liini. A ray of sunshine. Tears of joy. 
 llap|>iriess at last. .Nancy Williams, Tlie Uanites 
 venge.mce.' (,)»lck, Strndy, quick. Closing with n 
 powv-rfully realistic scene. \' 
 
 Doors it|>en at 7.15. 'I o coninience at 8. 
 
 Ill itdililioii t" the l'r<)j?rtiiiii>i«' fiir thp eeMirit- 
 tioii of the .liiltilct; on tli« :<Oili .Iiiii(ruii(l l<4t 
 •July— .IiiWIwe wet'k will open • witli 11 j^rcjit 
 MiiaIcuI KiittM-tiliiiiiKMit.— which iilMioiijrh not 11 
 |>iii't. of the c«>l(d>riit{on, will form iiii iitti'activn 
 fi'iittin* of the wwk, viz.. the iwlveiit of IIm; 
 fiiniatiA iiiid world n'liowilcil 
 
 OF NEW YORK. 
 
 50. 
 
 lOul now iiiitkiiij; tlittir first up|K>nriiiu'i> in tlic> 
 Duiiiiiiioi) of ('iiiiadu. witb will appear at the 
 
 LYeEUM, CHARtGTTETOWN, 
 
 MONDM & TUESDAY Evenings, 
 
 tine 27th & 28th. 
 
 five 
 
 Thi» ur^aiii/ation fonipr)m>i) In all over tlilrty- 
 ire tainoiiH X^^w York artists. 
 
 Moiiiiaj^. .luiH! 27tli, 
 
 Tf)e*miKADO. 
 
 Tuesday, . I line 28tli, 
 
 AGranl Sensation in the Operatic line. 
 
 Admission 50 .cents. Keser ved cliairs 7>j cents, 
 the sale of whfcii coinmimees at the " Dlamoiut 
 Bookstore " oil Wednesday, 2'ittd iiist. 
 
 Strong Bros 
 
 SELL tHE BEST 
 
 Binders, Beapen, Mowere, Bakes, FIowb, 
 Potato B^geis, Oart Wheels, &c. and 
 
 •E WING MACHINES. 
 
 Etiiveii, SeotibnSi (Uid Bepairs for all 
 kinds of Mowing^and Beaping Machines. ! 
 
 GIVE THEM A CAIL 
 
 FOR ALL KINDS OF 
 
 BUILDIN 
 
 PREPARED 
 
 BY/ 
 
 If y(» can not sea this 
 
 fin. print H..r)f . .i M .r 1.1 (n.^hH (ma th. tit. II *tmT4 it tt^ttMt M Mil rt 
 
 K. W, T.(>LU«'S ud li.i.youmlr fKn^rlf .ull.d i>ll^ Spmulr.In t)t^ttti. i 
 
 » ■ \ - 
 
 E. W. TAYLO^f 
 
 WATCHMAKER AND JEWeLER, 
 C AMBROIV BI,OClt;. 
 
 PHItfclPS^GHAPPELL, j 
 
 i..^„:i# ARCHITECTS. :■ . ;■ - \ 
 Offlee in Fulra Building. \ 
 
 ^UEEN STRSET,CHAELOTTilTOWN,VE.I. \ 
 
 ^^•■A*'*********** ****•****'*•***•* *^'*«'**'**'**>*'****M*M******»**W**a*'!MK>«aa*«*Ma«<l 
 
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 THE QUMKM's JUBILBB •OUVKNIK Aib OUlOB BOOK. 
 
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 OONTSMTS. 
 
 • ••••• ■ 
 
 JhHm B)rM 
 QMMkMl I 
 vMotfai 
 OMidM oTiadton tpd ColonUl Exhibition. 
 TmBoti' 
 
 I 
 
 JTBUI.* 
 
 ' ~ ' ' «< tiM IMgn of QaMn ' 
 
 ItopUfmay.... Ui 
 
 P. B. I. IVmUI Ouidd f. ]« 
 
 TloMlUtloPi B. I. B.... ...f....... It 
 
 Cbuuiratioh or <)i}naf't Jdbilu t 
 
 Otoonl CommlUee.... M 
 
 , ^ Ballway Mid StMmbMt rte«t M> 
 
 y PNgnuame of Ttw Two Dttjrt I>m«m1- 
 
 iiic>%. ..r.. .«,... ai 
 
 Procrunnw of EnierUlnnMnt in .tlM 
 Marlnt HKli.. ;...... '........ tl 
 
 » ADVBRTi aER B INDEX.' 
 
 BKid«raton, B ..i...' U 
 
 Be«r.BnM.. .......,...'... a 
 
 OroWDf WOIb •••••••■• «'^* ••••• ■••'•••■4aak« lo 
 
 Bnio«,D.A... ....... .A..... i..i... It 
 
 Carter, W.F..........vT7.. ..,.i...... W 
 
 C/nAppOlWt 'AllCOa jLl«a •«•••••••«!•••••.• ••!••••• 8 
 
 Coombi);' John.... ....i.». l 
 
 Dodd A ftMpm,— and page qf Comt. 
 
 Dodd,S. 
 
 Uarrii A Stewart. . 
 
 ..i.f J6 
 ....<,': 7 
 HarHa,O.M.. .................... ...........4 
 
 HaniSf L. W.. ...... >......,, }7 
 
 Hauara, Horace.... i...... M 
 
 Hennant A 8on... •.....;.. •'..'... 19 
 
 Hicicey A Stewart.... I6 
 
 HoglMf, George E.......... ..»...,. ....... la 
 
 VOJTi v.. ......*....•.... ..a... ...... .../... 19 
 
 Kcnrmly A Co., A.. 15 
 
 Jiaceaobern, ij. .••.*.............*.••..«... 17 
 
 Uaogowan, A. H. B. ,...;...:.......... ...... aa 
 
 Miller Bros. j ........ , ig 
 
 Myrick, w. n. •...•.•...*■•................ 13 
 
 McLean, Martin & MacUonald. • '.• ..... 
 
 McLeod A McKencie.... ...;,...... g 
 
 McLeod. Morion ft McQuarrle..: la 
 
 Ueheod A Co.. John,— ^rdpam of Cover. 
 
 McMillan, R e 
 
 McNeill, A., 10 
 
 Newion, John...... ................. v .... 5 
 
 Norton <ik Fennell • .'•..................,.... g 
 
 Oabome Tlouse... 
 
 Paton A Co., Ja|nes. n 
 
 Perkinaft Sterns 4 
 
 Peake Bros; A Co., .',...... .\ 13 
 
 Phllllps^ft Chat>pell ........,>.......,,..... 83 
 
 ...... ....... .,4 13 
 
 . * ................. 7 
 
 Bankin Honse.. -. . g 
 
 Beddin, D/'CM... «•.........>.••• 6 
 
 B^,il. D .*.. ...^ ao 
 
 Bobins* Lircry Stnhles. ..... ..... ..^ .. . .W 11 
 
 Bobertson, C.,— Aic£ 0/ Coe«r. 
 
 BobeHson A Co., W. B.i...... .1...... 14 
 
 Seaside Hotel .....1... 5 
 
 Sharp, O, A........ 17 
 
 aumey BTo».~$nd page of Cover, 
 
 Sprague^Co,, J. C. •.•....•* ,,... is 
 
 .mroDgStroB. •••••••.•*••«••••••••••.»••••... 23 
 
 Taylor. B. W. .............. . . . 4, 16, !», 23, aS 
 
 Taylor, G.H 
 
 Uniulinrt, A. S. .,..,.... Ji 
 
 Warburtoii A Smallwood. ....... ... .*...... U 
 
 *viirr6D« ly* . lf«« ••• ••'■• • ••••> •••••■ «•••>••-•* 3Q 
 
 Watson, W.R^ ............... ai 
 
 Horace Haszai^ 
 
 iQufacturers' 
 ijGaQeral Agent, 
 
 REPRESENTING 
 
 J. LEWENZ 4 HAHSEB BBOS., 
 
 Lmdon, Kngland, 
 
 8ulrk~, John, 
 ankin, G. D. 
 
 BOBEBt LAMB 4 da , Dnndee, 
 
 Sootland, 
 BAGS, HKMIAN8, Ao. 
 
 %e HOViL SOOTU SlTaAB BEPBT. 
 
 .Halifiu, H. 8. 
 
 ^rOABTEB, Beverly, Maas. 
 OIL-CLOTHIIi^, &b. 
 
 THOS. OONKOB & SONS, Portland, N J. 
 
 ROPE, MARLINE. TWINE. &c. 
 
 WESTEBN HBE ASSUBANOE 00. 
 SUN UFE ASSUBANOE 00. 
 
 Exporter of 
 
 White Vfc Sun, A.. 
 
 Cannecl Lobsters, 
 
 OFFICE ft iAHPIi& ROOMS: 
 
 loOWEI^ - QUEEJSI ^ STI^ET. 
 
 ClifPlottetown. P.I. I. 
 
 *M*«««t.peMM.»«ia*M>e»V'>«**»e*>^ i 
 

 
 >.U'!5«-'.VC 
 
 m. 
 
 r 
 
 % 
 
 
 
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 lb to celebrate Her Majesty's Jubilee, that he is the oldest ' 
 
 ia bMstness in Charlottetqwn and acknowledges no aupcrior, Tl&t lie: 
 aniplays the largest and most efficient staff in the Province, and tlie' 
 amount of work annually turned out of hand ift larger, thail that of d&'V 
 other houses in th^ trade combined. As a consequence, he ^ able to 
 jffA^tpiurH which defy competition. Antfeipating^ a rush o^ iisito4| : 
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 him with a call, and he engages to show them the laiigest. best and mdiK ' 
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 Everything at Jubilee PrfceeHow ik^n. 
 
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