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. : doore. The addresses were read by E | rears, left thie morning for Ottawa, where} 515 Manxcoips.—The Farmer reports ey | | Hackett, E-q.. G Ibert Buote, Exq., of ge Pa ring that Mr. Jabez Lea, Victoria, pull-ad from | &.8 OUR REW FURS IN c it { ' L’Impartial aod Dr Marphy, respectively. Very Rev. G. D-Finance, for eleven his fiell receniy six mavgels which yaad 19 ; The following is the address presented | Y°®™® pastor of Grindstove Island, Magda- weighed 108 ibs, — (4 if af ;on bebalf of the Eagliso-speaking lenes, and formely of Rustico. has resigned : saints pA 7 " SD eatishloanee 3 his charge in the Islands and returned to : | GREAT ASSORTMENT AT ; his native France. He left on Monday. SmaLt Pox.—3wmall-pox has again | 6 )

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| FATHER TURBIDE’S DEPARTURE

Presented With a Purse and Severa] Addresses,

Tignish was, Oo Sunday last, the scere

there for the past three years. Gloom was cast over the eotire parish when it waa learned that he was to be removed to House Harbor, Magialen Islands. Not- withstanding the suddeness of the news toe people had an Opportunity of showing ' in a practical manner their love for Father | Torbide, and right royally did they take | advantage of the occasion.

| A mass meeting was held in St. Mary’s

' Hall on Sunday afiernoon when addresses | in English and French and on behalf of the ©. M. B. A. accompanied by « purs

of $115, were presented. The venerable p stor of the parieh, Rev. D.M. McDonald

To the Rev. Father Turbide, assistant

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THB DAiwY EXAMINER, CHARLUTTETOWX, NOVEMBER 24, (895,

PERSONAL

Mies Luv Lefurgey is to open claears in elocution and physical culiure in Monc- ton.

Mr. G. A. Freeze, of St. John, is here

Taylor, jot Charlottetown, ix spending » few days in the city.—Moncton Trane- cript.

Mr. and Mrs. Gane and Miss Louise Dawson will leave next month for Ber~ muda where they will spend the winter.

Rev. P. ?. Arsenault, of Mount Carmel, and Nr. Anthony Arsenault, of Abram’s Village, were in Moncton on Wednesday.

Mre Rippevy and Miss Weldon,” who have been visiting friends in Charlotte- \own, returned to Moncton this morning.

Mixes Alice Angus, who hes been eo~ ploved in the telephone office for several

Other Items.

Local and

Axorarr Branon.—The Merchavt Bank of Halifax will sbortly opena branch in

of a reluctant parting between the parish— | ; : . : » | ; joners of that large parish and the Rev- in an Rail Line.” | Louisburg, C. B. a - erend Father Turbide, who bas labored : : et dd 4" ur 0 re Miss Perle Taylor, d-ughter of Dr F.P. Tue Pross.—-Fresh northerly to nor’- % urs &

wesierly winds, cloudy to fair and cool. | Saturday, fair and cool,

_oor 1.0.0.F. —Wildey Lodge, No 27, ineets | tonight at 8 o’ciock sharp. Second degree. Fail attendance requested.

Surremt Cournt—The cace of Robinson vy .the British Ain-riean Assurauce Com- pany is stil} before t!e coart.

Fvuresitvureg Sate.—The sale of Mr. M. Sweeney’s turainure will cootinue to- morrow al ove o'clock. Tbe best remains to be so'd yet.

broken out in the province of Quebec.

A Jarge number of girls are going

There are seventy two cases at Mount

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priest ot Tignish parish : P — * . away from Summerside on Tuesday with | 5 * : 49 70 880 | Revexenp Farues,-Tne Eoglish- | the Sisters of S:, Joseph who are berefrom | Carm<] and twelve at St. Pa-chal. ms, POPULAR PRICES CON- . tf . ({) epeaking parishioners of T giisb r@1St Pant. Mi . ' tas } - - p 1& S158 X/ Cattoa Coveriog U 7 - P 7 : & hess S . Pani, Minn. , to enter the novitiate of | W. wens Councu nag weieae wane) a ' earned with the deepest regre. tvat you | thearder. This ix awond-rfal little Island, PJ Pasi wae ' ’ Ace ; Bi . we have been orde-ed eh i iat ell ; ' ing of tne Loca! Council of Women will tHe - a AyT i | | ave bere Onn lO Booher prr of the | Tt fuentanes «i: parts of the w ywid with he sei DWC || ie i a 5 T / 156 tA U | GOL ERS. bor chree years you tiave lavor: | sand men and women ed ee in ¥ ege on Saturday nex! | | fed among-t ts fuifilliog to (he letter the Rev J. M. Keirstead, who graduated | the 25 h inet, at 3 ou pm, when e tel | $4 3 | sine 60x70 ts aa $1 95 | Inuny requirement ¢ f a priest and earaing | from, Acadia College last dunes at vresent | attendance wil! vc ,testly appreciated, (3 <4 j ft Vo our most profound veorratiou aud | ats his , a ye s OUR FUR DEPA me} ig il 1U ; ‘ pPTarO! BUG e he hoama fr 7 m) arents. (gr a | , e -_ 7 ad ty Bi : : : oa 2 | : i ee 3 5 \ we parer oh rraud W HATS IN a Nave. —W. H. Guild pro- ; {H RT, b> at ; | UOUy - eratiinde. ov di<in | View, P. E. [-land, where Mrs. Keirstead i stor of Klocuice Stock Were. Shubea- | Ma IERTA p> 6 ~ le hag ; : ror] ; - mie } ’ 1} “ —" . EDs |; 7 a F . 8128 60x70 S ‘ es ' l 45 terestealy pbave you worked, *®O Nn ed is vervill Thegv will have the sympathy | : ii : > F<] 24 x F Sateen Covering inna ais the tne eenetinn inedte ee : scadit, has imported an Improved Large | fed i? , wore: for the exactivg work itself, 80] and praversof their many friends in the] y5:K nire t > 7 | Se <4 5 | ahundantiv did the grace of God fructifty | ; “a | Yorkenire boar from P. E. Island. He’ £&% i * 26 qj uodantly did the grace of God tructity | Maritime Provinces in their severe tri@l.| iy pegiatere! and named “General Jou-| : +e 7) : . i eee } cial i : - : ‘ , ‘ i ‘ i t 4 e “lta D1Z6 X 5 your pious endeavours and 60 intimately Me. A. H. Notman, Aasistant General | bert,” afier the comm .uder~in-chief of the | 7" : | did you grow into our liver and affeciivns, | Pa-senger Agent of the C. P. R. with head- , Rael age 8 cies rm 1} Sa 3 sige 69x72 " $) (0 i that the thought never once entered our | quarters at Toronto, arrived in Charlottes | or "ag se % | | minds that a ead hour ie uld approach | ‘own this foresoon, accompanied by Mr. YMC A.—The meeting of the execn- | i * a2 ; | waee we Sie be ep of your pre- | James McKenna, Travelling Passenger | tive commitiee of the Youog M-n’s Caris. o 4 i , eenee an snistryv f ever oo ‘ra eee - 6% i a teil wT lass : a . " " 4 828 60x70 $2 25 a ad oe oer ; ver we were! Agent of the fame road. Thevw leave to-!tian Association and others interested pn! ¢3 OE DOG2w., af DOEAMGHOSS BE OD SHO D HOOK HICS 0406 69 EO 2000 ”~; f ' =i “Aint t | om ' a b ~ | . e . j gw Hf he ked to p ec ive Of @ ma t up “4 morrow morning for Halifax. Both are | the success of the institution, held last | i 7% 4 ithe lofulest ideals, assured:ivy aii Wouk registered at the Hate! Davies even ; a3 ; i 7 gister ate! 3. ning, was very interestivg | -* Ss l ‘ ¥ i ~ 7 eith accor , r sae ; oe J These £ y0ds We | with one ac cord have turned We are pleased to hear that Mr. Gilbert | and must prove he'pfual Mr. j bas Pp 6n. > a Uues ae t } to you &nd said: There is a model man, * | Buote, the learned editor of L'Impartia',is| W EF Hicks lew Yor 13] | $z ¥ z a © , ] ; S. ‘ ? ° } j - ’ cf 0 Oiiepe, ; 7 hav e markec very lOW | ™*2 ce sumed with holy Zeal for God’s | engaged on awork of mach importance,’ Fiela Secretary of the Y MC A, waa pre-} 4 wh teat S+ 1 a - oe : | house, with an inexhaustible love for souls, | — nothing [esa than a hi-torv of the Aca-|+ent and gave many us-ful hints acd sug: ! 7: es ~t int : 5 {

| with the gift of the word of God, with each | dian settlement of Prince Edward Island, |

vest.o0s8 ae g and every quality which make men beloved

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Mr. Buote’s securate knowledge, hie paings | -*, 13 bl] “Be A . Mititira Ornpers.—Among the miliiia ° La © cS iS pel

a few days, Another of our—

the personal sanctity which emana:ed from you in especial veneration.

This is # parish not easily served. The two national elements in it make a dual

| }and esieemed aud respected, and held for taking labor, bie literary finish and patri-

shipment,

i ' ! otic aspirations fit bim edwiratly for the, werk intard, Wewish him every suc- Céesem,

The Boston Globe says:

orders issurd at Ottawa on Wedoesday are | & }

the fo'lowicg of interest to Vriace Edward Island: re : | 82.d Q een’s Co.battalion of infastry —

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7 : | : The fascral , : langaage necessary aod also necessitate a | of Joh» M McKay was held at 16 Fiank- Licuts. Stewart andJ. B, Meliish resign | § Fur Mulfs ; i service more exacting than where all! Jin S. ye-terday afterooon and was at~| their zommission to enlist in the Canadian os % E-- id f lanket | speak one tongue and enjoy the same | tended by St. Elmo commandery, Knights | contingent. 2nd Lieut. T. A. Rodd ree'gas | ra Far Lined Capes ‘2 if H manuers an 1 custome. As the English | of Malta. The services were conducted by | his commission to enlist. To be hovorary , j pes be 38s lelement we beg leave to testify to the | Rev. H. O. Hiscox, pastor of the First | chaplain, Kev. D. B. McLeod. | : - --" at tees 4.65 | great satisfaction your m:nietry bas been Baptist church. The Knights of Malta 4th Prince Edward Islana regiment— Re Caps. Mitts, ete., ete. Pex ; 2g | tous, and to Fay with what gratitude and | escoried the body to Forestdale cemetery, } 2nd Lient, J. P. Leslie resigus his com- | ¢ = q ° ta | ] | , ¢ 1 , edification we have seen you seek} wherethbe ritual cfthe Order was recited at} niission, ~< 1 EE expec Lead Ca 5 a ‘out in all seasons and under | the grave, ; ah adc | fe BY BROS = ia i'many difficulties the negleciful Pome ee Pronipition.— The _ prohibitionists of | 6% fess gp of” 3 . A: i giected sinner everywhere. We ctor | MPRTING AT WOOD ISLANDS. | Canrda have evidently not lost faith thet, & | Ee ? ; U 4 that the soul of ove of the poorest“and they have the only ¢ffectual remedy for | £' E- lak / i humblest amongst as Was as dear to you, eS Z the drink habits of the ecople. After MS errere Pe FTE Beane SG BOTT Pree MEP ee ROOT " FP RT Te ve : | because redeemed at ap infinite price, 93 The meeting a: Wood Islands on Wed- as counsel ard ical 1 Domine a Bag Lag Se kac Cade AT AS RSA Se? © Sa Rod Ge q | THE PEOPLE ) STORE that of the richest ard most exal.cd, and | terday evening was A fine one, and WAS) ion ‘Yemperance Ailience is making or- : c FEUTLES i | that your sacrifices were not made for our overwhelmingly in favor of the Comrerva- | oanized etforts to secare 100,000 pledged : STS —— oj COMMeLU ations, Permit us to remark, } !'ve candidate, The speakers were A. A. voters who will support Coly Candidates 10 | peepee - a ~ ——— ,

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for anything in that line.— The “Graphophone Grand” is @

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CONCERT IN

itself, reproducing songs and music as ciear and powerful as the original singers and players.

We will rent this instrument with 20 records, for concert®s evening pérties, etc., at @ reasonable rate.

Gra ho hone concert ‘ickly appreciate the pastors 4 A ees | charges with their epiritual care ; 19 your ag, bs ; provieces which gave a favorable majority | case the appreciation bas ever been an Mre Irving epoke for ney — mia-]i9 the recent plebieci'e. Platform meet- Ae ee ee Asa A244 aie 7: “i ? |enviabie one fer any pries'. uter, vu did not even take the p atform. ings will be called and pledges secured MSL 44244242 £44242 242224 “2 ; Gy and - | You are called away toanothersphere / The opposition spearers assailed Far- | 9, quickly as possible. It is aonounced «it{} itive " | of Jabour, and our loss wil! b2 others gain. anbarson ov bis corruption. The premier | ¢),4; Mr. Duncan Marshall, of Toronto, — 5 . q | As aisecessity of the case we know tbut a:ked the ep-akers to name instances of | aiready well known bere asan eloquent «ii Girls Chocolate ate i () Reliteaeeneeeecee geee@ | cur Bishop cannot allow this great an= corruption aod me. wae ee speaker, will aldress meetings in | -ading «({{} tie | exacting parish to remain for any length instance. He taid he came to 00d | communities during the next few weeks, ail ba a! of time without another coming in your { Islands te justify the diemiecal cf Rev.| beginning with Charlottetown, Monday e Be : We have bought out Mesers stead; but while Gud may Lave a gor d Donald McNeill, and the peope fairly evening, November 27. <{f; Slza tin Boots tar i Rogers & Rovers entire stock priest ic store for as, as uv doubt He has, bowled. an ; -_—— «(ll tes? je - of Graphophones and sup- we will be permitted to express frankly The peer es eer ae = oe St. James Hatt.—The patriotic tea « f plies— | our thoughts. We'shail never again have on debeutures was rte th with t be ate given last evening in 8S. James’ hall, by «{{} er 3 We are now headquarters pr est who will possess the love,respect and ) 8! astonishment. He : ought $600, the ladies, in aid of the Boys’ Brigade was ati| Waar" FOR $1i.5¢ “ ‘Be reverence of the pecple more thoroughly | Obly & It fle. He did not question a figure | grand succees and fully sustained the re- ic '

QUEEN STREET, Coxxo.iy’s BUILDING

ef eesescese J seeceeeeres

BSCOCCCOCe COVSSCECGESY

a @ hf bave just received 200 bbls of cnoice winter-keepit , apoles from Ons tario and the Anvnapv lis Valley. They are in firat class order and vood keepers. Taey inelude:—

_— we

that the people may readily

and woreservedly than him with whom we part to-day, eo sorrowfally.

And what more shal! we say in @ mo- ment of euch supreme regret? We will pray (rod to have you in His boly kee ping. You wil! pray for us your gratetul friend- while memory holde its throne.

We ask you to accept this purse,hurried- ly gotten together at such short notice, as a small tokea of our gratitude, aod to be- lieve us your humble loving devoted child ren in our Saviour.

ing Perishioners : P C Mourpay, M D. Epwp. Hackett. Patx Hocan.

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James McGratu. Daniet O'BRIEN. Parrick KENNEDY. Jxo M Reapy. MicuaeEL McELroy. RicmaaD KEHOE.

A Pleasant £f£urprii:e.

arrh is incarable, and to whom the con stant use of snutfs and oiutments has been almost unbearable, is to learn of catarrh~ ozone, the new medicated air treatment for Catarrh, Bronchitis and Asthma.

Signed on bebalf of the English-speak -

For those who have thought that cat-

McLean, D. P. Irving, Duncan Crawford, Premier Farquharson and Alex. Mariin,

of the $600,000 odd as given by the op- position speakers. Three rousing cheers were given for Mr.

full sympathy with their principles, At

present gthe aim is prohibition for those

putation of St. James’ in this line of public entertainmente. The hall was beautifully decorated with flags and tar-

A. A. McLean. There were no cheers for Farquharson, and about seven respoud-~

ed for Irving. Farquharson left Wood Islands

most dregusted and unhappy men in country.

the the

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Boarp or Trarve.—The Charlottetown Board of Trade bas been invited to seud a delegate to a Congress ot Chambers of Commerce to be held in London next June.

Ziox Cuvres Sociat.--Quite a large number attended the social in Z on Church

eided over by ihe ladies of the church and excellent refreshments were served. ‘Tbe selections from the grapbaphone were much erjoyed. Miss Raby Rattray’s read- ing and Mr. Stanley’s solo were admirably rendered.

MARRIED.

At the home of the bride, Montague Bridge, by. the Rev. W. H. Spencer. as- visted by the Rev. H. Penna, oa Nov 22ad, Mr. John Samue! McLeod, of Uigg, to Mice Sarab, eldest daughter of Mr. Jobe McLean.

tans representing the different Scottish clane. After disposing of the good things with which the tables were Jaden, a very pleasing prograwive was rendered, con- sisting of a chorus from five members of the Boys’ Brigade, a solo by Mrs. Roome, a reading by Miss Flo McKenzie, piano solo by Miss Jean Stewart, aod Highland music hv Piper Peter McFadven. The Bov»’ Brigade paraded a: the drill shed at five o’clock, and marched to the hall. Their appearance created a very favorable impression. We bope, very shortly, to see this fine company parade in their Highland costume, which, we understand,

You Gan Save Money

By buying anything may want in the line of Hot Water Bottles, Fountain Syringes, Kc.

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«ll i «tl Here is ove of the nicest little boots we have al oy rsold, just the thing fora good skatn: cr fall

ahi ° waiking shoe,

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Made on agood comfortable last, stylish and . «| shapely, of fairly heavy Chocolate Pubble Leather at @ $1.50 for misses’, sizes 11 to 12, and $1.85 ‘er qi] women’s, sizes 2) to7.

ALLEY & CO.»

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\ ‘R BROS Park. DoyLe , . 7 Hall last eveoing under the auspices Of} ; ing como)tion. — = === sSsSSS oS |. . ULLE \ VU aN Cuartes Darton. +s Y. P. S. C. E. The tables were pres earings = — “VS SFFFFTe ¥ TeCT? Te 7? vy eT uM

This is the Weather —.s.

Which¥You Require Good Warm Clothing

If you wait variety of style ae well as quality to seiect fronr im

, ( } Gatarrbozone ‘s a guaranteed cure ior At Tignish, on the 21st inet., Albert from us. Our stock is new; ou : ean P Northern mpys, | there diseases and never fails to cure ye freee to Gertrude Morrisey, was bought directly from Suitings, Overcoatings &c., you “ill find it here. Baldwins ‘them. It cures by inhalation of medicat- | of Tiguish. the manufacturers by us,

; —— aud we have every confidence OUR TAILOR SHOP IS IN FULL BLAS.

Bishop Pippins, Calkin Pippins, Mammoth Pippins. We have several bhis of No. 2 Apples, which some people prefer for family use.

Now is the time to get @ supply for winter,

OB en GE! £ GROCERS

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ed uir and always reaches the right spot. This is no theory, but the results of sciual experience, and thousands of testimonials back up all we say for our medicine. Price $1.06 at all druggists, or direct by mailon receipt of price. Send 10 cents in stamps for sample outfit to N. C. POLSON & CO., Kingston, Ont. —_——_—P>> 2 <a

—Kingston, QOnterio, is petitioning for

the «bolitinn of the ward system.

There will be a meting of the C2nira!

Onr iron wear rubbers; they are the best you can buy, and sold at lowest list prices. RH Ramsay & Ce.

Mackintoshes to fit anybody at very lowest prices. —R H Ramsay & Co.

See Brighton Brewery add oo first pag? of this 1seue. Their ale and stout is pro- nounced superior to any imported.

We have just received another lot of heavy winter suitings—including a lot of heavy Irish Tweed:—eavy weigh:s for

Board of she W. A. on Tureday 23tb, at ».39 in St. Paul’s schoolroom.

wivter.—Johu McLod & Co. lw.

it its giving good satisfaction. Compare our prices snd qualities with others, Comparison is what we in- vite,

Our priccs will stand it.

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Turning out ‘rst-class clothing for ycople who} are fcrts nate enough as to havé them made here.

We ‘Vill Continue Our Reduction Sale on M-n’s Furnishi

Special discew: ts on Fancy Shirts, Neck ve w,

Sweaters, etc.

GORDON & McLELLAN

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