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Even the lowest priced hat#

passes under the eye of a mil- #

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perfect before it leaves §

*the shop. We do not ‘ mean by this, that our $1.50# *han has so much style as our*

$5.00 Het. 33';

We do mean however, that#

our $1.50 Hat. has $1-50 W0\`fh # of style, even as our $5 hat, has *$5 worth of style. You, too§

willbe proud of our trimmed#

Hat work, when you have§

selected yours for the coming season.

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VIUTURIA RUW UPPUSITE P. 0. clvtewn.P. E. 1.

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E Canada or U. - y We have therefore procured the very best American Sand and _-.ef one of the best Moulden in the Ti’

provinces. We are now in n __T tion to meet the long 7;* needs of the public. ’

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Furniture

Advertising,

often gives prominence to price to the detri- ment of quality. In our casethe issue is between CHEAP FURNITURE AND FURNITURE CHEAP.

1 The intending purchaser will do well to

measure the full meaning of that trans- position of words,

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Dr. Trueman, Son of the

Late Hiram Trueman,

Searletown, Receives an

Address, Presentation,

lic Meeting.

(Truro Weekly Sun.)

The sorrow of the people of Acidi

Mines, at the departure of Dr. T. J Trueman and his wife, was voiced at public meeting held on Friday night i

presided, and in spite of the rain, very large number of our townspeople

who was loved and honored by all wit whom he hai come into contract, an valued, not only as a skilltd physician, but a good citizen and a true friend.

The proceedings were opened by the

Chairman, who spoke as follows :-

You are all aware, my good friends,

of the object of this meeting. \Ve ar here to-night, to present an address, and to tender an affectionate and sad farewell, to one whom we have long known,a'nd loved well. When I |men- tion the namt of Dr.'I`rueman, I cannot fail to awaken the best of good feelings in the ht-arts of all in this audience.

We are told in Holy Writ, ‘-Honor

the Physician, for the need thou hast of him,” and again. °°T_be_' skill of the Physician shall lift up his head.” (Ecclesia-ties, Chap. xxxviii.) I trust we have given him the honor required. and I thlnk:we have likewise recogniz- ed his skill, and borne acknowledge- ment to the magnificent gifts of head and heart with which the good God has endowed him. .

For 12 long years he has been the

friend of thousands, I may say in this email community; he has been the friend of 'hose who are no longer here, bu the non tlispcrsed far and wide. He h:-.. l> en. and is still the friend of those who are yet with us, and I think I can say with all trulh, that he has always been the friend of the poor. .

He has been the sharer of your joys

and of your sorrows. He has been to many the confidential adviser, in whom they placed their trust, a trust which never failed, because in Dr. Trueman they have found the sypathetic listener. ready at all times to be tf help, where help was n eded.

During the various periods of life

through which man passes. the sun. shine of his presence has been welcomed in your homes. He was among you when little angels from Heaven came to gladden your hearts r and brighten your lives. W`ben cruel s‘ckne:<s cast a cloud of sorrow and dispondency around about you you found him to be the watchful and ten- der physician, who brought back to new life, the father or the mother, or lhechild, whose life was hovering on the brink of eternity.

And when by Divine decree the

Angel of Death knocked at your door, and demanded the great sacrifice, Dr. Truemsn was still with you, to soften, as much as lay in his power. the dy. ing moments of your dear ones, and to pour into your desolate hearts, words of comfort and consolation; and do you not feel better for all this ?

So you see how highly proper it is,

that for these and various other reasons, we should join together and publicly show forth the esteem in which we hold our dear friend, Dr. Trueman.

I think it is quite in place, and I

think you should all expect it, that with

as of ot her merchandise

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Acadia Mines `

s0UV9|\l|'3 etc-r at 3 Pub' souled manner in which you have d

8 ity-have been such, that we look 1; your departure as a dislinct loss to Lo n donderry. We sincerely wish von a

. _ . . . cssible success in your new ii ld bt. Bridget s Hall. Rev. Dr. W als; Fabor, and cannot but express tm; lm

D moielucniivc lield than this, clrcu d stances may yer be such, that you ma

nob'e and worthy companion in_lif€» Mrs Trueman She shall be missed

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from t comm nit andl am not wrong in saying that we all wish her to share in the esteem and honor which we now ~x'e d to hor worlhy hus-

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` As there are marry, no doubt, who

will wish to sa a few word I shall f

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finish by telling Dr. _.nd Mrs. Trueman. that in leaving us they carry away with them our best wish -s arid prayers. We will always learn with pleasure of their success and happiness. and I feel sure you will alljriiu in the good wish, that

ing duet (violinc-llo and piano), by Mr. and Mrs, Mslssner. Mr. Edwar i- riadlhe following address from the Londonderry people:

To T. J, 'I`RUsirltN, Esq., M. D.-

Dear Sir,-We cannot allow you and

Mrs. Truernati to leave Acadia Mines

g u

ly applauded, and after a very pleas-

' d

throughout this town and distri-al,

voted yourself to the sick and sufferin -the kind sympathy shown lo all wh have needed it-the skilful mannrer which your professional duties ha been performed, and your -conduct i all social and general matters connect with the best interests of our commu

that while we recognize that your pro-

asiemblei to hide g00d_bye to one fessional abilities deserve a larger, and the.pm,ch Mi, istd. 19, Fc1.e';gn .Affdm

mf that in accordance wizh his wish, his 3 m»ssage from M. Marchand has been

be living again in this vicinity.

ity and kindness lo all, will not soo be forgotteli. arid'all classes an

ln han ing you the accompanyin

and trust that prosperity and happiness may be with you ever.

PHILIP VYALSH, D. D.

On behalf of the subscribers.

Acadia Mines, N. S. The °‘souvei.»ir” was a handsom

purse, sui ably inscribed, and contain ing a subs el t al amount of gold. Af- ter a very era iiiilrg song by Mrs. E. Walsh, the worthy docttr rose to reply, and was received with vociferous cheer- ing. He niade a very happy speech. heartily thank ng those who had sub- scribed to the presentation. and all pre- sent who had grv»»n him so warm a welcome. Among other topics. be spoke of the many acts of kindness which had been shown to him and Mrs. Trueman during their residence in *Acadia Mines’ and of the _many warm friends they hal made, ard expressed his sincere beriif that their friendships would be life long outs, and that even

always be ofthe most pleasing and happy nature. His re-'ponse for his wife was a most pleasing and courteous one, and evoked loud applause, which was continued long after he had rc-

sumed his seat.

Brief speeches by prominent resi-

y . , r. an rs.

Meissner and Mrs E Walsh, were

ings. Dr. Peppard. Squire Morrison, Messrs Johnson, Mclnnis, Kuggles, Meissuer, Walsh, Esau and others added their quota of sincere regret at the departure of lhe Truenians, and their warm appreciation of the unfailing kindness and hospitality shown to all by

'the doctor. and his .oved life-partner.

The meeting closed about 10 c’clot.-k.

with the singing of the National

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FASHODAU

without our endeavoring to express the purport of the m8Bsag,_,_ Bm you must feelings'of sinctre regret exisring explain that we). me unable to accept

“‘ any responsibility for the results to the

Y°“\' i“‘°”d°d d°P°1`““`°° The ‘"h°'°' safety or health of the explorer which

9' the delay in quitting his present situa- tf tion may bring ab rut. ~ _° ‘Ytur excellency should further ex- ‘U plain that much uneasiness will be cre- Ve ated here by afprolongation of the exist- " ing state of affairs, and will become ed ‘necessary for Her Maji-.sty’s Government D' tg make some publcation of the facts 011 without delay.

U' . sar.rsnUiii"s L.i~'r woirn. 1’ The closing d sp .teh of the series is of from Lord Salisbury lo Sir Ee. Monson P9 on Oct 3:

Mrs. Tiueman’s .generous hospital- forw d dm V - d

n ‘ln order to avoid any misunderstand-

_ _ _ d ing you should stale to M.” Delcasse

Weeds Will mis* L91' genullw 5l'mi’a"~h§’ that the fact or Her M»ije¢ly's. Govern-

S and help.

_ ‘ Y lency’s requirements in regard to the

souvenir, we wish you both (rod speed. -

e has never been vlilhout an owner, and ` that. in vrew of Hr r Majesty’s Govern-

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when far away from this locality. their @. . recollection of their stay here, would . Q ,

W|ltl’t 6lli|rS.|356»:4Bc. l£ii’S 6|lTEiiS.

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QUARREL

(Continued From First Page.)

After con-i leriiig his rt ply for s~ me

minutes, His Excel l»:nc_y merely said that he nirns lf was ready to discus-l the question in the mr s'. coocilatory spirit, but he must not be ,‘. sited for the impos sible) '

Lord Sali-blir\’s telegraphed cam-

ment on Sept. 28 was :-

Excellency is au-bor-Zed to inform M Delcasse that Her M» je.ty’s acting age t at Cairo will be instructed to transmit to Omdurman immediately any such message. and at the same time to request Sir Herbert Kitchener to for

opportunity which may be available

Her Mujer-ty 's Government do not 'de-

sire lo be made arquain ed with the

‘I request Your Excellencv to inform

transmitted to Kh.r um. and will be ar e etc to its csriranon.

ment having complied with His Excel-

transmission ofthe message does not imply the/ l-lightest modification-' of the views ,previotsly ex- prrssed by them You should add than, whether _in times of Egypliau or d--rvish dominion. the ie- gion in which M. Marchand was found

ment, his expedition into it with an rs- cr-rt of a hundred Senegalese troops has no political effect, nor can any political significance be attached lo it.”

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