Coastal steamship Conscript visits St Johns and ice on coast
The Conscript arrived from St John's Monday evening with passengers including Lethbridge and Hodge. Ice reported along the coast as the vessel neared rigues. It departs for St John's to cleanse and prepare for another season, while the bear show entertains at Temperance Hall and a new Herring Neck church opens with Rev G S Chamberlain praised for early work.
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Rigues
Stajohn
Herring Neck
G. S. Chamberlain
Advice to Mothers on Teething Sickness
A vintage notice promotes a remedy by Mrs Winslow for teething distress in children. It claims immediate relief from crying and sleepless nights, cures for diarrhea and wind, softening gums, reducing inflammation, and toning the digestive system. The product is described as pleasant tasting and a standard remedy from a renowned female physician, available through druggists worldwide.
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United States
Telegraph Dispatch on Imperial Bill Declined in Commons
By Telegraph. St. Jony's May 29. Delegates sent a telegram as they went to the House of Commons bar. A letter agreed to drop the Imperial bill after the second reading. Liberal objections and a debate adjournment ended with the bill dropped after five hours. Strong sympathy for the colony. Leaders ill, conservative, and Harcourt liberal opposed the bill. Proceed to terms for a permanent bill to replace the temporary Act.
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St. Jony’s
House of Commons
Harcourt
Minard’s Liniment Praised by Yarmouth Stable Owner
Gents of Musers C C Arcwarps Co hear endorsement from a Yarmouth livery stable proprietor who praises Minard’s Liniment as the best remedy for horse flesh and neuralgia like pain. He notes long use in his stable and in the family, with backing from Dr. J L R Webster.
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Musers
C. C. Arcwarps & Co
Minard
J. Ll. R. Webster
Public Notice on Caribou and Deer Hunting Seasons
Public notice prohibits killing or pursuing caribou or deer from February 15 to October 1, and selling or transporting skins or parts except within specified seasons. Possession during closed season presumptively shows illegal killing. penalties include fines up to 25 dollars per offense and license requirements for non-residents. special allowances exist for immediate consumption or family sale within the season. Prohibitions extend to snares, traps, or pits and to hunting grouse partridge and other birds with strict seasonal limits and licensing.
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Couny
Danuury
Persia
Jaouuy
Aurel
Crossims for Fisn and Saluoo Laws Notice
For Saluoo from the Eleventh Septems ar to she Thirentia Apri each year both days inclusive. For Lobs era from Fifth August to First Apri in any year for bene connect, Wor Trout, Gindlockal Salnou, or any Freshwater Feu in any Lake River or strevin drotm the Mincei by Suptaiaberty line December. Penults of thy Laws provided in each United States Stipendiary Magistrate Toxic Orricz Twillingate February 1891.
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Old Country
Jeanier
Eagle
Jackman
Little Fine
Capt. Whyte
Ting Gome
Harris
St Anthony
St John’s
Temperance Hall
Morton’ S Harbor
Christman Endeavour
Fipworth ‘League
Toronto
Epworth Leagues
Christian Endeavour
Bosiety
of Epworth League
Jod
Telegraph
Yarmouth Livery Stable
Hodiverdis
Lima
Soda
Gander River
Mark
V.Y
J. W. Phillips
Gander Rivey
Fiberman
Tizzard
Fisn
Orricz
Twillingate
ST. Andrew's Church
Pwillingate
Bagaar
Sinhollere
Mus
Ullawoocx
Miss Assuouvene
Miss Snow
Missy MarpMann
Terie
WOODS
Eavy Hardware
B. M
Dale
Ideal” Manufacturing Company
Sukuf & Heavy Hardware & General House
Eigish
Giuges
Clyburn
Disston
Sorby
Westerere
Joseph Rogers & Sons
Neveasuries
Bam
Esteciro Plata
Viegiata
Silvar and
Potosi
Martin & Go
Water Street
Bs John's
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