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; Men’s Cai? Boots, goodyear ° welt $3.00 a pair, no better ‘,

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this winter, to ENAMEL |!

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOT CETOWN, NOVEMBER 19 18)7

| rene GORVOM HIGHLANDYRS AT | DARGAL,

[From the Witness’)

Oh, gallant Gordons, tried and true, For evermore renowned,

Who on Dargai’s fatal ridge Your former valor crowned.

"Twas vours to add a lustre bright lo the annals of the brave,

Who in that fierce and deadly fray First found a soldiers grave.

Oh, Ghourkas, Dorsets, Derbyshires, Your valor was pot vain,

For though the ridge you did not wir, Your bodies strewed the plain.

*T was then brave Kempster called a'ou’, And ordered to the fron?,

The kilred Gordon Highland nren To beer the battle’s brunt.

And when Mathias, wise and bol, His final order gave,

No doubt was in his martial tone, *T'wes vours the day to save.

‘Men of the Gordon Highlanders, Our general save that post

Must, ere this day is past, be ours Whatever be the cost.

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*And to him vow I here reply, For I kwow and truly feel,

The Gordos Highlanders will tak, That ridge with British steel.’

he charge was made across the plain, And while the ballets hailed,

Your gallant ranks held bravely up, Their courage never quailed.

To cheer you on,a goed old strain The pipers blithely played,

The Gordon’s tune*Cock of the Norvh,’ As heard at each parade.

And soon upon thet ‘erried ridge, Your colors boldly wave

In triumph o’er your beaten foe, Who fi-d their lives to save.

But ere the summit you have gaired, One hevo in your throng

Did make for evermcre a name In story and in song.

Like Witherimgton, af ancient ferme, Brave Findlater played on

His war-pipe shrill, altho’ his legs Were shattered to the boue.

Then high among your kilted revs, W here every man was brave, First honor give that piper true; Who bied, but played his stave. Jonx McDevw ap. Montreal, Nov. 15, 1897.

carefully stored. My baking} oven will be the most modern made, and my process imsures a smooth and long-wearing fin- | ish equal to the best new!

work. Repairs made by the! best all-round repair man it!

the city. } H.R. LARGE)

At Large and Sons Carriage futory, Upper Gt. George St.

Wminion of Canada

Prince Rdward Island

athe Court of Chancery -Tiefore the Vice-Chancellor

Victoria, by the Grace of God, of the Unit- ed Kingdom of Great Britain und Ire- snd, Queen, Defender of the Faith, etc.

To William Svdney Smith, William Svd- ney Elliot Smith, Douglas Aretas Smith, Anvie Winsloe Wright, and Henry Pope Wright, all of Charlottetown, in Queen’s Coun-

“~~ ty, in Prince Edward Island,

‘tg (Edward Jarvis Hodgson, of

(°" (Charlottetown, aforesaid, Master

“~-~ of the Rolie, Kobert R. Hodgson, of the same place, Gentleman, and Annie Smith, of London, England, wie of said William Sydney Smith.

Wecommand you and every of you that

Withia eight days after the service of this

rit 0 you, inclusive of tae day of sueh

“vice, layiog all matténe afd excuses

Wide, von and every of yow do cause an

pearaace to be entered for you in our

Court of Chancery, at Charttetown, in

teu’s County, to a Bill fileé by David uel Hooper, against the said William faite: Seith, William Sydacy Elliot | peed, Douglas Aretas Smith, Aanie Win- A Wright, Henry Pope Wright, Edward

'8 Hodgson, Robert R. Hodgeon, and

le Smith, and that you do answer con-

Mg such things as shall thea aad

‘ Mere be alleyed against you and observe

> §.™ Our raid Court shall direci in thie

can If, uader pain ofan attachment issue

Sg4inst your person, aod such other

¥ . bs of contempt aa this Court shall

oad, and of the Bill herein being taken

Confeseo,

pany the Honorab'e Rowan Robert

rerald, Vice Ci sncellor, at Charlotte-

Ze ' e seventh day of June, in the year

X: Lord Ove Thousand Right Huadred

inety-seven. WILLIAM A. WEEKS, Phot: Registrar. J ne time _for appearance hy Defendant, tre = Sm ith, 8 eatended by odr of . I, cancer. of the a July, A. D., ; orty dave f, e Tovember, aT acon the 19th day of WILLIAM A. WEEKS,

Registrar.

issued by

Charlottetown, in

Solicitcr for fsaid Com

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This Writ of Subpcena wa; — Peters of ae Meen’s County, § BP ainant F 4 pt 9—

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MARRIED.

At Hunter River, Nov i7, by Rev. Geo, Millar, John McLean Nicholson, of North Wiltshire, t© Katie Aon McKieoon, of Hunter River.

Ic the Brick Methodist Churehyon Nov. 17th, by the Rev. Geo. M. Camptell, James Gardiver Albro, of Newport, R. I.. to Hattie E. Wi. daughter of the late R-y. Edwin Mills, of the N. B and P.i®. I. Con- ference of the Methodixt Church.

o's. At the E-ctory, Port Hill, onthe Lith inst. by the:Rev. Henry Harper, Mies Ad-

| elia Harkuese, 6f Summerside, te Mr. Kob-

ert Heffei,of Travellers Rest.

At South West, Lot 16, onthe 9th ult., after a short illness, Elizabeth C’Gillis, in the 35th year of ber age, wife ef Thomas Baglow, leevieg a husband and one child.

At Georgetown, on the 5th ia#t., Henry W. Wickwrre, aged 41 years, -tieeply re- gretted by el] who knew bim. ~ Men—We have the goods yor want in the shure of lindere, drawers, shirts and warm lined gloves. A grand heavy line of all wool heavy ribbed linders or drawers at 40c worth 55c and a eplendid line for tig men at $2.20 worth $2.80. We buy cheap. We sell cneap—W.A. Weeks & Co.

270 21 d&w.

Remember that the sale of tickets for Rey. Mr. Gough's lecture in Kindergarten fiall is limited in accordance with the seat ing capacity of the hall. Be wise and se- cure your tickets at once. Thev are for sale at C. D. Raokin’s Ge». Carter & Co's, Weeks & Warren’s, W. N. Tanton’s and G.G. Jury’s.

Ladies’ jackets $235, $2 0Uu and 8350. werth up to $525 at Paton’s.

The Merchants Association of Boston has paseed a resolution in favor of reci- procity of trade with Canada. They ray “ we are unalterably convinced that che most favorable resources of the entire North American continent can, by a wise reciprocity between the United State+ and Canada, be made available for the unity, the prosperity and progress of the entie North Americas people.”

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Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious,

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

lefs arletown,g were

PERSONAL.

Mr. George Tweedy, barcistersat li w, A'herton, is in te city.

Mr. and Mrs Underhav, of Bay Fortune, | returned frow their wedding t-ip last even- ing.

The Rev. Dr. Henderson of Toronto will preach in the Firs. Methodist Church on } Sunday evening.

Messrs. Alder A. Black and Hiram Black, | passengers in the | Northamberland yesterday on their way) to the Pae fie Coast where they will prob- ably take np their residence, —

Resistered at the Queen; A R_ FiIton, |

B uss [hive rS W H Pi arson, To Onto; M.

Bloom fie ts Montreal); Daniel MeCieary, | Westvi 1 - S.K Foster, Montrea!; Davia | Kran, Mount Stewart.

The many friends of Dr. Richard Jobn- | 80n wil! be pleased to hear that he ig: recovering from his recent severe illness and expects svon to be able to be about } again as usual.

A photograph of the Hon J. A. Fletcher, received a few days age, shows that he is fat and we!l favored in hs wesiern Yet we hear has au idea of

i | home.

that he iii

grating to tie Klondvke in opr g. | Better let well eneugh alone! tev. Father B adlev, whose snididen |

death at Cape Bauld was ref+rred 10 yes- t-rday, was a student at St. Dunstan's College with Archbishop O'Brien and Mr. Jetfrey Roache. He was ordained at St. Joho, on St Patrick’s Day, 18¢6.

Mr. P.S. Archibald, the retiring chief ' engineer of the Intercs jonial Railway, wis waited upon a few days ago by representa- tives of the staff of which he was for so long the head, and presented with « very | couplimeatary aldress, accompanied by a hand-owe silver punch bowl, gold lived. — Moncton Times,

Mr. Raymond Archibald, M. A. (Ha vard), has been appointed a Tnay® scholar forthe year 1897-98, at Harvard | Univer-ity. The value cf the scholarship | is $300. Mr. Archivald is we eon of Mr. Archibald, ef the Ladies’ College, Sack- ville, aud has many friends in Clrerlotte - town.

At the Hote! Davies :H Bryant, Halifs x

A E McKay, Truro; J Morris Montreal; C E Murray, Moncton; D Stevene Hal ifax; Jas. Tayler, Montreal: H Thompeon, Antigonish. F A Churchill, Bustico; Geo Tweedy, Alberton; B C Cox, Souris; R Young, Jersey city, Madum Les, Bosteu; W Green, Toronto; Alf P Ellis, Halifax.

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‘TO “CUSTO WER.”

Will the person who sent me the letter sigaed “Customer” please give his or her name or the name of some ether person as proof, oeherwise no notice can be taken of it, as I know nothing of the matter#re- ferred %o.

Jame =

Yours, R. K, Jost. > ID A

THIXRGS TO MAKE 2&2 NOTE OF,

Rewoupser the date (Monday next) of Rev. J. T. Bryan’s profusely illustrated lecture in St. Peter’s Hall upon “Things which interested our forefathers.”

Rev. T. F. Fullertos’s lecture in St. James’ Hall, on Thursday evening next, oa “Rambles in Scotland” will be an interest- ing event. The lecture wii) be interspersed witn Scottish songs, Hiustrating the histo ric lsedlities described. About 40 views will be thiown on the «canvas by electri- city.

CANADA’S TRUE ‘POSITION,

Canada wil! not tolerate the sacrifice of anv of her interests to the United States.

Nor wil] she permite violation of our good «nderstanding with the Mother- land.

Great Britain has steed for our rights from first to last.

If we give avy away our brethera across the oceam have helped us to conserve we ipjure ourselves and we insult them.

Our position as Canedians and as British eutjects demands that we hold our own.—Mail and Empire.

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Opened today, direct from London, new fancy feathers, ribbons, silk chiffon, moreen underskirts, taffeta lining silkr, china blouse silks, etc.—Beer Bros. tf.

OREO EEO OE REE EEEOOE ee ee EHH EOE

UNDERWEAR FOR BiG MEN

Its a line we’re clearing out. Its in; :40 ineb size. Its heavy, warm, plain: :all wool. Shirts bave ribbed cuffs and: :skirts. Drawers have ribbed ankles. : : Price was $1.60 per suit, yours for: > $1.25 per snit.—Moore and McLeod.

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Prince Edward Island Illus- trated. Priee 2i5e., for sale at all the bookstores.

BAD MADE WORSE.

‘here are. many preparations ea the market for the cure of toothache that are absolutely injurious to the teeth. “Quick- cure™ is recomended by the leading den- tists ef Canaita as a sure cure for tooth ache, without having any evil effect on the teeth, gums or nerves.

Accordiag to the New York World, President Dole of the Hawaiian Republic’ has admitted thatthe institution cannot stand by itself, and thatthe hove of the republic lies in the United States taking possession. The Hawaiians are against it; | the Japanese, the largest of the foreign elements, are against it; tbe Portuguese are against it; the British are not in favor of it. The Hawaiian Republic is rupported only by a handful of foreign adventurers,

) jlinsirated

issue for Tuesday next, instead of Monday.

two in family. Applyatthisoffice. 2i

LO5AL AND OTHER ITRMS |

A. O. H.—Special meeting to-morrow evening at 8 o’c'ock. All members are requested to be present.

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Tue Weatruer.~-Fair and south and east winds tu-merrow with cal snow or rain.

cold to-day, lo-

Le rure.- Rev. J. T. Bryan’s lecture ia St. Petera’ Hall next Monday will be by over s-venty stereoptican views,

siciinitiaeaia

Syow Pe. in considerab’e quantites in sections of the province last uight, and fairly good s'eighing was afforded. ‘here was no snow 'u Charlottetown excepting a few fluries this afternoon.

hiliaiaieilian

Or Ixrerest To Strupenxt: anv FEvcry-~ one —The lecture by Supt. McLeod at the Baptist Church tonight at 8 v’clock,

Sutject, “The old log s:houl Lo se.” ‘aciecdeitaa

Pork Packixne Estasuisuuent.—It 1s understood that the new pork-packing establishment will be receiving hogs in and afer Monday next. It is expected that killing operations will be commenced about the middle of the week.

Correcrion.—The date of the Rev. J.T ryan’s jecture in St, Peter’s Hall upon “Things waoich interested our For fa bere,” was by mistake alvertised in last night’s

Note the date.

From Moxrreat.—The steamer Coban arrived here from Montreal about seven o'clock this merning, bringing a large general cargo. She will leave this evening for St. John’s and Harbor Grace, Nfld., calling at North Syduey en roate. Her outward cargo will include 3500 bags oats, 200 bris vegetables, 150 cases eggs, 40 tons bay and 200 sheep. This will be the last trip of the Coban to Charlotte-own this season.

From Bostoy—The steamer Halifax ar- rived from Boston via FHatifax and Hawkesbury about midaight, bringing a general freight and the followiug passer- gers: Miss Murray, Mra M Cooney, Andrew Stewart and wife, Miss Aik, Mrs, A McQuaid, Mre E A Lemon, Margaret Stewart, A Gallant, 8S Perrior. The Halifax left on return this afternooa taking the following passengers: Mias Smith, Arthur Doyle, JasR McLeod, Miss Skinner, N Richard, A Machem, Mrs Richard, E Richard, and Frank Gouzelie.

Sr. Parrawx’s Hare.—The attendance at the Benevolent Irism Suciety’s concert ju St. Patrick’s Hall last night was large, aod the readering of the programme was so pleasing that must of the numbers were encored. Vocal solos were well given by Misses Benoit, Nickolson and Sinith, and Mc. Charlier Bell and Mr. J. H. Macdowald, of St. Dunstan’s College. The Misses Robin aud McMillan and the Masters Payne contributed instremental selections with their weual ¢ki!l and expression; and the luerary end of the programme was held up in an excelleut manver by Mr. R. F. Madigen who gave two readings. The prologue and chorus by the pupils of St. Joseph's Convent was a very @leasing item ;and the wiews projected by Mr. Gillis were greatly enjoyed. Accompani- ments were played by Mra. Kelly, Miss Pavue, Miss Sweeney and Mr. Gallant. Owieg to unavoidable causes the numbers oppesite the names of C. B. Warreu, E. A. Hill, Geo. Bennessy and Brent Mcleais were not given. The National Authem brought a most enjoyable enter- tainment to a close.

JOST A FEW WORDS ABOU SOVEREIGN COCA WINE.

This wine is prepared from the Coca Leaf, and in its man- ufacture only the purest in- gredients are used,

It still retains its place as the grest nerve toni¢ and spe- cific.

For sleeplessness * overworked brains: ‘“* Lost Appetite. SOVEREIGN C:C\ WINE has no pee. Maaufacture) by

SIMSON BROS, & CO. Halifax. NS.

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Cherative and Prosthetic

DENTISTRY

DR J. p. MURRAY,

145 Queen St.

TO RENT, for one or more years.— Market Gerden, Orehard, Cottage and Stable on St. Peter’s Road. City water on premises, This is amoney making property for a capable man. Apply to L. UL. Beer, nov 19—eod

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Ladies’ and Children’s: one of the

value in the Provinces.

4 Wonders in Ladies’

Heavy wool in small sizes,

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Ribbed Cashmere in all sizes

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We have just received 150 bbls. of choice winter-keeping

are nearly all Northern Spys, with a few barrels of: Green- ings, Pippins and Baldwins. We want the most of them for our retail trade, but will sella few barrels for tamily use,

Beer & Coff

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who are in turn kept in their places by the moral force of the United States, to which they desire to transfer the property they have seized.

FOR SALE CHEAP.—A4 Mason & Hamlin Organ, atyle C, has two sets of reeds, in gcod order, Apply at the Examiner Office,

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I have removed the Glass and Crockery Ware

To my Grocery Storé, where I will continue to gell it off at COST until completsly cleared out.

AUCTION.

Tam instructed by William W. Grant,

Apples from Ontario ‘They,

206£206£26£.6

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weeks, so call and get bargains,

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Mill View, Lot 49, to sell at public auction on Saturday,December 11th, at one o’clock p- m., his valuable farm, stock farming implemenis.

Farin,—100 acres freehold land, 80 acres under good cultivation, the balance covered with fence poles. This property is well watered by @ stream running through the farm aod a good well at the door. There is a good dwelling house and outbuilding on the premises. It is about Lt miles from Charlottetown, 2 miles from Vernon River Bridge (a good shipping port), near the cheese factory and churches schoole, etc.

Also, 86 acres, known as the Bradley farm, about half a mile from the above, Abont 60 acres under cultivation. They will be sold en bloe or sepsrately, as the, purchasers wish.

Terms for farm: Half cash, balance to remain on the farm fora term at low interest,

{ Terms of stock : $5.00 and udder, cash; | over $5 00, 1] months’ credit on approved | Jotnt notes, | .Iftheday isstormythe sale will take place on Monday, the 13th, The cale of stock is positive. No reserve,

F. H. HORNE,

Aucticneer.

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WANTED —A young man todo chores, at- tend iurnace and make himself geaeraliy

useful, A good home forthe winter. Wages mcderate, A. Macdona'd, 38 Queen St nov 19—3i eod

VU LET.- A bouse in good onder contain- ine eight rooms, situate on Wates St pearly ; Opp? ite Round Hou-ce Aiso On King St.,

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