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IMPORTANT READING MATTER SELECTED FROM THIS WEEIVS NEWS FOR THE (iUARDIAN’S SATURDAY
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TUESDAY. The death of Joseph_H. Perry, eld- also two daughters Mrs. James Fer The ceremony was .pprl0r,m¢l1_by__l_lle l’!_leV~»-. J-___l;__ _lil ;’he“;__fm“: and church _ f _ .
The death occurred yesterday at at sou of James Perry occunred at £05011 Blld MTB- Mln°\10B¢0l‘. bfltll Of RW- J- H- MeHaf-tie in the presence t .9 5'" , _ tho_ residence her., sister-in-law lib; home at Mc`Nairn, Sunday morn- Boston. Deceased was an honorary of near relatives and friends of the by Rey- r§’°°r§° Ml;]1arl)l°f(?llll§)l?lrr§l‘;x;’_ _ Mrs. Capt. Mic ` 1 Malone, corner ing after a week’s illness of pneuino- member of the Bumnierslde Labor bride and groom. The bride, who 'md '1' ' “me ’ l ellllle `
Weymouth and tsrey fstreets, of l "5, The damaged, who was in his U!li0ll. Wlllflll BOCIBW Will BUBDG his was very prettily gowned in sham- wwn- A large wncoume O P _il ' ,Mlss'Ma1one agnlii ye years. she left xiii mi- was o l,i-igbcniiii cbserinl funeral in‘a body- pagne _silk with iss., and ribbon f°11QW°d the f.°’““I"“ to their 1'-in *__* - - 9 M.;
' l y ' -__ resting place in the PresbYf1€T1B“
ll0 MBI’ P0 V89 el'-*D ills \1°l‘ Sli' lad and a general favorite and leaves tnmmings, was given away by her l_. _ ll _Com
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»§"‘i“'l°W'9J. 1" bf°¢h°|' CRW- to mourn .their_ loss a father, moth- Th* Gulmil-\`l ii 0l'Gdi¢l1blYl!lf0l‘nl- father. The young couple were unat- cemetery' I 'gms ' '
ielgul ‘Malaria s~l_¢_l'g_d wwe si-, _ans sister snlpxewé brothers; 'rin ed that Hsmmvnd Kelly. Southport, tended. Amr un wedding ii i.°ii..¢i_ whl th own"'_'er or Lady Pllkwood
_,' ,years ago Her fuiloral s place' have aitfelt sympathy *ft“` WFWNDK U16 i>e1`f0rmal1i=0 of ful wedding supper was served and a I e e ll li tho oflsn
ww k l d th t an s
'ms aernmh __;._ 'kr ° °° ..» 5 the" “fi be §‘l*:g_¥__lPHll:;»'_00|_l_la:_>l_i thlalmstlleets hon most enjoyable evening spent The 1:33? Il; is lgexlly ,ltlll vlvlle Gllllrlll_
` --‘ iii =" ' of-` ` ~` - . ` __ -` ~_ - < " ";".\*' I.»*r_ _ ' _-_ U _ 'nine .4 l-,~ 0. nel-al was held Y »i B 01' er! popularity o _ e young couple wa` ' - ' bid_ - v ' __ _. ._ Effie# lfcvdlw-t_ on llrhursply §~°.T..,_.1_,"yT§¢ 5 »ig;iii;:';li>'¢i<>¢k sqm. at AS the _<ll‘l°_r was not"s°cd__el1°.\1sh._it shown' by tli»iF`I;i1i?'1"v..' mi iienasemi _’ll’l,cll°’§,“,l,§§’, ‘l,‘f,l‘S,‘.’,,lt,f‘,,“ e§‘§,,,.- aff; _ v _rom I-I.~¢_; __ _ ,_». ottetowu. Mount Iv mf B_'“fh¢lf 0uel1ai_¢__ was po e y refused. It is expected gifts they rec_efved.____ Rilo- and 'Mrs. l ol. race lll,,re_ She is tberefm-e
Slip ry Sid a sinh pacer, that this fast mare ill h n 1 _ , ma( _
7 Y0l\l`S Old bY PH~l'¥Sld¢» A7 8-fin' DY ll:l,,Em;;;l1,l;fl;vllc£,sy' rg: hands within the next fewwday; a ge Gorru w|1'1`F_e'sId_,I\.,F'§l u‘¢nw°__?d"" _ "°_t likely to Thange' owners'
Allrighe, with a/ race rs_co_ gf 2.23 -I "Q -;___lF M ~l ll 0'llll ' __l;~__W_ " ""’ll'v lifM l . _ f"‘<*‘° .>'f"~rr=~ i°;i.‘f...‘.?‘:il;....:.~‘...__““ ' `“" ‘°°°""°“ ‘°°<‘-f--1 0.....-c...:i1~‘.%‘i5 ..°i‘”i§..’?....€i.§ .xiii _::u:ll'fh;`:;‘dll;e'l‘tS' begerlo mlfln -- ‘ F°‘;l_'Rl, G' °;‘d_M"9(-_ SU`°»thi°. held in Bummersidei- the guests of Mrs. while, york point, .ion Wednesday
.- “jel llr- abgut 1050 :Zia ood ll\_~___ke.§__ .Til¢__oligs.g~_ement ig. _announced of slllde e___ llesby e_rian hurch, Sllmmelr- Pencoclvo _ daughter, _ Mrs. A. evening when bis cousin Miss Gladys
g - -. ' ~ K ` MISS N°_\'"l_B LI“d“Y G1““"'m°' ' S evemnz’ W” “ry --army W- - P' G°“|`U° 1¢ft YBSf€l'dHY Klucken-of Chelsea, Mass, was uni-
and "’pI°”d'd d"“°r_P’°"°“ Adv°°“"°‘ dau hter of J. F. and Mrs. Glan- Bftelldm. “Of 0lllY DY the lU°mb°\`B on return 'home via M ntreal _l d ' l t Gifl rd R Bain
Z 0 e in marr age o o .
_ 1 _ _ ll _ l of the congregation but b the pub- ~ _ 1 - - _l_ W_ Callhe ll qu -d h _il/lll\¢_. *md Bl`¢llt0l1 PB~5C0¢ A_ GY _0 l. _ __ D _ X, __ _and_ New York. Mrs. Gourlie accom son of the late lirancis Baiii, of
(_ C . » mmefsl e' W 0 Lanigan, Sask. The marriage will Ill §¢l\0l'B~ T- J8l‘<11l'l8 “fed as llllllles tllerll as lal. as New York North Rlver
un crwent an operation in the P. E. tlllle lllace durll-lg Clll-lslmas weok_._ airman, and after a few intrdduc- _ ’ The ceremlm -
_ _ _ _ _ i- y was performed, in klalld Hmmiltqlj hm`_1’f°l'l "’"‘°_v_°d to WilllllD0§ FTW Press-_ MHUY "lends :_‘;'y“§lim°rkS'b°l'_ml‘;d gpg: D- K- -Our' ...The death occurred at Bt. Pet- the presence of about fifty invited "H “me an 'h "°“ “e U" Im’ way and l‘6lBf2iVeS IWF0 WIN Wad the ' G on ° a 0 ° congrega' er's Bay on the 27th after two nests b Rev. Canon Simpson of
to recovery. Mr. ffalllieck was taken ll .lll l M _ Alley tion presented to Mr. and Mrs. ‘4ti"a- ' '_ _ _ _ 5 ` 5' upon the allemuon train Sat____da_ ll 0"'<‘l “1 Ll-‘°5S“\'X_“5 __ Ml`____ Au” _ tllle all address llccompllnled by a weeks’ illness from peritonitis, fol Charlottetown. _
d th h tl ll d 5 15 H bo" 0 “mes fm 7 llllrse ol gold Add l lowed by pneumonia, of Donald Mc- The wedding march was played by
“.” "mg - .'° I" _"B" "f the P' °' S““k“t.°°“~ f°fm°flv Of this ¢ity~_ _ d _ - "?°S°“ '"5 “S” Lean, in the nity-iiftii year of ins Miss Helen white of oiisririttetowii
lu. I. R. Officials was made conifor- Th mai-i-logo was go have takqn #Kleen e rom the different bi.-iiches . d l rl rl l '_ tablo in a separate compartment. He plaebe yesterday, Mr, Alley has boon' of the church as follows : Address to 35;' &.l‘;?l:7;£§er|;_lvf;g;w;in(3lneLggge 82% \varyheby)rlIie§’cl:JIh;fnenD;vldaIWhiI;er:v:s ‘VHS l1°°0mI’a"i@d DY MPS- Uallhwk- transferred to the Bank of Nova MTB SU`°'thI°_fr°m Ladies' Am' read home and Mrs HH Cox of Morell~ very tastefully gowned in a suit of
*_ Scotia at Fort Francis, Ont and by MTE- B°a“`Sf°» lddfess ll`0U1 W- ' ' ll ' lllll P ell S»lll ~lll llllle and old
Ancnquiry into tlie death of Alex- l ll, ll the ol-ld ol' Jim- F. M. S., read by Mrs. C. W. Steev- al” 5 sister' Mrs' JFS' Ha ' in Se' -e -ay e I ' W' - g
_ 1el1V¢S 01' ere 3 _ . tt] _ l-I Q, of tb B trimmings. Many heautilul and cost-
ander, Mcliae and Vernoi1_(,olls, of _uary. The Guardian wishes Mr: and eirlllldolin llgdress, ascompanied by a elm; llogelwggldprogrggsrol thee lag ly presents were l.ecel\,r,ll by the brench River. was held liriday before Ml-'B_ Alley many years 0( bappinass ll S8 :O _rom t e young men of J bn A Mel e_m_ brlde among Whlch was a bemltllul
John S. Cousins. J. P., of Park .___ . th* C0|'|g.f°E9~tl0“» read bY Grflhanl 0 ' “FlllllAY gold 'watch the gilt ol lllo groom
_C0"l¢1`~ Mfg (`0"5i“5 heard the mst' The death of G. Arthur Essory, R_°gers.' Tc' ‘fu these addmsses Mr’ Tli R _ D, -M K zie of and ri valuable Russian Marmot coat:
.many or Wilfred Meme and J. A. ol d t i,- i, ,_ n o i. Strethle replied in s very feeling _ “_ "V "C °“ ' - .- _ ~ Meek the two men who were Saved 1 Y, 0°°“l`l'e 5 W om ° ra m,_llller_ Alter the addresses and lll.e_ Cambridge, Queens Collnty_, has been tlie gift of David and Mis. White.
» s t s ii ft t i. _ . - _ _ _ < the two rescuers' The ev'd°“c” “ow” ing for a long period and his recov~ #$253 “nge glvglll 'by_lR°;B' Md' in Cambridge a *little more than ii cd by the hostess iii her usual cfli-
efl that the s“‘l_‘“"“i" _“fs purely “C” cry was hardly expected. The decess~ and Er'_l rl °'l'&°’l ' tm Trl year. He went there from Ontario, cient and entertaining manner
“dental and MI' (`0us'“b repmted to ed was One 0! the D051 kll0Wl\ °f Cltl' a ee' B pcque’ as 'el wher h ent four and a half cars After a very enloyable cveiiiug
that orient to blip aiif_lioi~i¢il.s and _ l l lr ll as by several other members _of the ,° B “P ` .y l t _ _ _ l __ _
, , _ - Zena and Was Dllftlcll ll’ Y ‘W “OW” _ He is a bcotchman and studied in _even ng Silcn ln l~»0Cl8 f-Salllch. 0-C-. l"“_°dI’erm‘s"'°n to have the bodies aiiioug horsemen throughout the ;:lIl)rll1§lll‘l?€ll:'tl{(l;nl’leaplIE§;xl; xfsrelgllgg 5:; Glasgow, Scotland, his first pastor- ‘tile bride and groom left for their
“ma ' city and province as a horsemen, by lllle Cllall_ll,lall from Rev wr A ate being in the land of his birth. new home_in Cornwall, followeil by L DR
l having been identified with the horse Mason .Tyne vlllll, At th '__, ' Ho came 1_0 Canada, six years ago the best wishes of their 'many frioii<l.~i _ AL UGGISTS
'lil “list nél;I;lS(tIg_r:' buying and exporting and the livery the rlllllllllloll tllel';'lldlellCllelllll3seoll)ll at Westport he will succeed Rev. R: for a "lion voyage" through life.
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iinliiliiys :onli niece 'rniirsiiay after- “t“h1° b‘_‘“"‘”“ f°‘ '“““Y Wars' Hf tllrmlsh the church 1lerl<>rs where A' M°“°' “°“‘ Of S““"“°“"‘I° (I 'I lllrl h _ - ll l
_ _ George Es ll , I.)-St. John Telegraph. P om as lien n irougiit to a
,,_ -ll, l ci, _ ll ___ _ M l. _ leaves his mother. Mrs eac ina farewell to Mi-_ and luis. . _
"OU fi ii Km Us 'S cb cling S°fl'» B ‘"f1°‘” 'md “W \’f°fll°“ and stretiiie who leave for charlotte-
cmnmuriity mole heartfelt sympathy
oi' an c innon were remem ered _ _ .- ~ _ tl lllall l' lt ll- tl ll l
. _ t _ Th se are Herman _ At the residence of the bride s lan _ e 5 le F00! e o
"Y the. St“d°“t"f!, each, recelwng bmw znilmfggrdgnm‘iiimltisssischusetts and town tom°"ff-JlI_lYURSDAY_ sister, Mrs. Wm. F. Holski, 76th Earnscllfle on the lilth inst. when
tiful gifts. Pines were awarded as _ . - ~ _ tb d » v < ~ l lb t ¢l» bl li ll
_ _ . his city. To the heres nwllllt ml llt ll l, b - Rutland Square, Boston, Mass., on e_ Sl! nl~\\S bDlB&l R '-8 l I1
follows.-For improvement ln pen- MI” Mary In t~ ' - 5 8' e ee" 5 "Nous - .tt clam _d f ~ 'l_- -' _t‘ (;_ ~. ,lllllllllllll lll llllllrtllalld rlellllrtlllerm ved The Guardian extends Blilllllalllllf- accident occurred at Morell on Bat- D°°' 5' 1910' 5 q“'°I"_ \'“t' "ry pre. y _ W "1 _lf ‘If ll" "°"=°
equally merited by `Genevieve Mc-
A Guardian representative had a
_ wedding was solemnlzed, when Miss Plaught at thc compniafivoly curly
Ilafgglye' o?mlfllll“}§;l’bb£__nB “_'l‘d_ _Lewis Hannah M. Boates, second daughter nge Of 57 Years- Dvceaserl was a lov-
Leod, Dorothy McLeod; drawn b - _ ere YW ng ll l - ~ inf liusbniid, a kind fnth r iid w (lenevieve McLeod. Prize for highest very pleasantAl2l§erviel:`:, lgxtixn Jigs stunted horse when Tt the pusy' cmce gf “I:'I=I;aITn?tIedBI)i?t$arI?i(;ii`;l’Iti; ling;-'scsseil with many clinnrnizfiig qiiiflki aggregate in spelling in commercial Lfocke' Banu.” .t :ls mother and °°Vll€l` the Hlelgh S115. DI`0¢ll>lf18~¢1l1Z _lf B_ Blfowll (ll lgg allot 73ml-.sl,i~l»¢i_ 'ities of iiiiiiil and manner and by his department, equally merited by Hel- cfty fm a “BI gi t Coll Grafton the two men ont? the haird my road' New York. The bride was becomingly killfl llllll l-lYllli>l1t|l0liC llllf-llrc has left sn Noonan A nes Rile , Jean Rob- me mst". Mrs' es er - ' _ Bllyvlld a few minor bruises and a t. d - ll- . -ll l -lo lust lasting i'onieiiilici'iiiii‘c ‘ii il
. K Y at ire in a trave ing i-,ui o iii s i .ic
inson; drawn hy Agnes Riley. Prize sl"e‘3l'cll°_;fg'_’ld MlI§'a_§‘0clI§f_l_:;laCg$'_il`;° ESUETBI Hl18k__lng__ llll- I-be mm me “ml” green broad cloth with fiat to match. hearts of those wlm had the picasiire
fUl` lliflhest l1gZl'@Kl1f-e ill Silelllllg in 0 - ' ~ t d " t 8 worse 0 t ew exlmrience' and was unattended. The cerenioiiy Ol Ill* 5-C‘|lin.iiif.iincc and by wlioiu HIl0l”€hl1Fld ddllllflmellt. Bfillally mer- from wmtc: lglgggd 2lel_a;;n§l:g`;lll,1:: ' '°”_ _ _ _ was llellormed by the Rev_ A_ A_ his death shall he iiiiit-cri'ly niouriii-fl. ited by Jessie Sharp and Lois Al- 1879 tp e ll t vllllell ell_ell5lve_ Irh°f“”e.r9‘1°fthe_I”-te MIS- Bfllllflr Bel.le_ lllllllol. ol tlle (lollgllegatilllllll Ii_f\ lcuvc:~i to moiirn ii ;:i'i<-_f sfi-ickieii ward; drawn by Lois Alward. Lois that mme he as ra - 1 ‘_ mm Hasmm' WMD med. at the ad' cliurcli, lioston, only the immediate Wlfff. l-hl`l‘¢f -HUIIS. Jllllll; Ilcllllis, null
IY UV” the North Am@"`lCa“ 9'0"” vaiiceil age of eighty»six years took _ Luke mul tlilee iau lf- A
ldusor, Ellei-slie, and Earl Til l' , - ' clat‘v if the lridc and groom be _ . ` 1 ill l-l`=~`. llllie. Nllw Allllllll_ were glvell llw cl)m?n£__ nent and _finally __10°“t°‘L__;€\0__B_‘:;m_; place ironi the residence of her son- lrllll ll,r;elflt_ lllill-:lollialely anal-wlll-ll_.. l\_oll~uc :iuil Helen, nil at lionic, lie- rial diploma. Whmfe he I9 "ow t 9 pfogll he lelt l“'19~W» W9\?Bf€l` B0U1t€l`. TTYOH. Ull tlio llrlllol l,ll_ll'_l'. took the l; l,'l-look sides n lurgc circle of iwrlativcs :lull
_M t0ul’lBf» l‘€S0l`l'- and hom' me M0lldB~Y. lltll d11Y Of U€00l1lb€I`. f-0 exlll-ooo lol. New yol-ll whore Lliliy fl‘ion‘ds liuth iii town unil ciiuiitry
The death of Mrs Wm Ladner this Province thirtywne years ago the Ch“‘"ch of E“g]““‘I Cemetery at will in future reside I who arc lll!L'l>l\' I-£l‘i0\'cil over sul-li a
(~_lll,_ wlllcll m.clll.rell`,ll_ llerllllllle ml he has not re-Visited his “au” Crapaud. Services nt the house, __'.. siiililifii und |iiii»xpc<:tcil ilciitli. 'Flint
beath and one Singular incident m church and grave were conducted in ll th i tl l (‘ H thi dura vii -.\.i l-im l l
Hilinboi-0 sp, siiiillii aiteiilo ii _ _ _ _ _ ...The ea o ie ate .eorge _ ‘ fm .-= "ii ii. 'ci aiu es- bout two o’clock, renigves one gf tl; u_“_s connectmn ‘sham Iacgl tgagiggeis the I`@Cl»Ul`. RSV- R-_Ill F€llf0ll- _T110 Dingwell of St. Peters calls for more tevmiui wus zit1_nsf.cil liy Ulf! 1l1l`i;L' Oldest llzell l '_ .l ll M visiting at f-he Dme ’ iltlll-bearers were! _lu."Boawall, Char- than a passin l-loli¢e_ The liommn- coiicourse of iiciiiiaiiituiufcs who, not ci s o (hai ottetow _ rs , ll h lllld llevel. lleell _ E _ _ _ _ llalllllll. wall lll ller lllllelll,_tlllrd year Mrs. (,ox, w om e L ___ is les Wright, W. D. Shcrreli, Warren iilty bas not lost so lmlovo-_l ami og. withstaiidiiig the liiiil _coiiilifniii of allll. llll to the llmll ol llel. delltll was until a few days _BE0- MV 0; ° _ Newsom, Crisp Moore aiiil Webster timabla a, man" in many ii year. lt the r<»n_ils, _fiiiiiiiwii iiin-i-ciiiiiiiis to iluite active and about the only sign “at“mu5,' “ ,bnumnt convemlallmlla' Howatt' _ ia no small at_ili_1inn\ent iii virtue to flu: (‘iif_lu»iic ci>ii\ci_cl`y nt Vcruoii of advanced Ycurs was a slight dim- Ist and In me years of tmv-e de aT I l live in the ear for' over four score lilVf“l‘. \\'Ilell both i»i'ii-sf. :iuil iicolilv llllll., of tlle eyelllglll wlllle slle l.ellllll_ accumulated a store of episo csko Word has been received in this city years and have" it said at tho ond: H|0\\’ly 1-liiil soleiniily _iiiiinliirliiil lil,-
. ed lfll lltllel. lllclllllcs llll to tile llllll travel and adventure w_h\Cll ml G9 of the sad death of Thomas Arse- He was' a man 'without fault. 'l‘l\at lllulv tv its IHS* l‘4‘Hf-lllil illnre and
(lll Frllllly She was out llrollllll ml him a king ol{ __en_teri_:_ainel‘_B __l;S F; nault, Brac, Lot 0, wlio was killed is the verdict of those who kucw the iL‘llll_;fl‘I_y_:<_lll<><»f.huil tliv niiuiiul v.liicli llslllll and elllrlyell A wlllll llrorlllll the host. _When as e O- 0 Sl- _ by a falling llriib_ _oil Friday after- departed friend longest and best: nlnl ei us glove.
clly lll cllllllllllly wllll ller only llllll_ lated in brief his lliovemenlllle 1:35 noon while at wolk in the woods. and It is not a_ comvlllllellfl that be _ _ *_* glllcr llllss Marla lllO0l.c_ on Sunday 1879, when he left tomih St te _Arsenault was attending a “chop- longed to his later yleaslls only. To _ Zgon (.l_iur<‘.Ii was coinplctcly filled
_ Sllc arose ,ls llslllll llllll dressed llrlll- at first to_ MlnneS0 8. el; 9- _ha ping frolic" and, in company w_ith a- meet him was to fee t at y0\1 were _HS oveiung on the occasion ni the
no warning of approacliing death was alma? m'lt=:;ix:1daI.l¢iyIfe|l>xI“iiisl::In HSI? boutllelghlt gvttllé-rs glasgworklqgkln the [wlatilam 53533;? of iIo;)€nbg\e 13:3’ talie ‘tlitII;mf:liiI{l:cli(L Htmtme as avparent “nm about one thirty when Pe la el! givrlledge of mechanics, gain- wg;/)lliSlo gellii-is lsglaliln §i(~)der,1\c _ lg quilfit ‘gunassuii`I1iE`0liristii-i'n vinilicat- The niiilrcss to the. minister was ?hl"l 1aid_ lm 8 ;l’fa fmfl passedtpf-“cel gslgirtil hi; native Province, he applied was all-lick ogll the and esy gseligxvy ed bid right tfq"Ithat na_ine cveii more read by Rev. Mr. Fraser wliilc Revs. U V "’“y' 1° “as B na “9 .0 himself to this following, later tak- llllll, allll was rendered iilioonl.-,cloiis clearly as the enddrew near. With Fullerton and l\luri~sy niliircsscil the Foutmlclort land before herM-marllgllfe ing up railroading and survey W0l‘k He was immediately conveyed to uncomplainiug'-patience lie bore ull people. ° H ’~ °°’°~ “M H ‘SS 9 Y - ' d ~ i i sr' it' f ii»v.M~.l'i1'~~f. V 1 ii ‘_ __ °f that place ‘md °mf of her bro aleig?-Fglnaik[§T;cITnI~llim)f0I-1ll;n\$a€<§Il- gh,-Zonggrgse (lifigo :gil-fsggsgériloimixllli tllxllgelraslf. Bcle;T‘tc:.l`I,eBIlli\<Tsil‘Mf;i froiii Rcyf. CN l)3>sls¢,m fIlieef?)I"IiT;\lI ‘them WTS Hammomf kelly S father' ed the gradual settlement and only llvell about our llolll-5 'after he was not, for God took him. "We pastor, now in Go.lei~ich, Ont., con. U-n her mst husband 5 death she mar- th of these States and saw all me oo¢i(1ont_ mourln not as those who liavc no gratulatiiig the i_~oii;;i'cgo_tio:i mi the
rieil Mi. Ladner wiio also predcceas- gmw . -t ll sl 1 - ll e ~_(;om_ proiiiptiiess with vblcli they had 'cc- Brl llel. some ears l,_ 0_ She was ll that country affalll l’-0 1 9 _T _ _He leaves a number of brothers and 01’ _ __ _ _ _ ‘ 5
- t lll lib gl lll Melllolllsll stages of development. He establish sisters _besides his father and mother l N" 8' “LW pastor'
cons” e me er li e ed a business ir Sioux City. Wh¢l`@ to mourn' their loss He was about The angel ofdeatb has aflllin Vinltr At the “lose of the '°‘I"Vi°" In the
Church. Her funeral ta es place this _ _ T ll - ‘ _ _ t _» _ _ church a social and reccptiiiii fo Rev.
. afternoon. h.° 1°;"}a;Il1el‘§tulln_lt;_ce18!ll6l; lxllgglfltlglleg :':‘e£_2_'lf_°“r years ol age and was un ‘li;\0lEhtl’ll1i§litll;n£llll‘3_sbl¥_BE?" l_‘_m;§;lei;_ Mr. Stratliie and Mrs. _ Strutliic was
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his business and took up an adver~ Qu, “moi-al took lilage on Sunday moved fiom their midst one greatly N9 _ln _ei dLcc _ure _Room __ _ __
tising scheme whereby it W” “°°°B‘ 'la' 'fiom his father’s residence to b€10V¢d- ‘0l1 Friday l¥l0l”lllll£< D00- ‘““ l”_`€l“‘_;’»_ fill( Sell _ci _on t e iéa
The London lgncet, after a careful examination of
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-sees S i-:niubieii_
resorted uni "ine vrepanneii fissile ALL me ieqiiiremei-ia and ’
- orrunts ALL the comfiiiens of a v.ery'“saf|sfaclury ¢m,,l,|l,,,_ ln
appeanncwlruf ponslstsiicy if ls not unlike cream and under _ ,the mlcroscepeithe fsniieimfes are lean to be of peifmiy Mull, size and uniformly distributed. So well has the all been em\ilsi~ - ' fied that even when shaken wllh wafer the fat Is slow to separate The taste fs decldcly unoblectlonahlz and the Emulsion should
prove an excellent food as well as a tonic." -
We believe no other preparation of Cad Liv" oll ll"
received such weighty commendslion and if the same high au- thorities were to examine it now they would find it even finer, more digesfable, more palatable and more satisfactory in every way; in fact, SCOTT'S .EMULSION has so long been the ang satisfactory and perfect Emulsion that it is accepted as the
standard by medical practitioners all over the world, by ll-io'
public and by hundreds of imitafors, for ik__is the one and only Emulsion imitated.
other preparation. _
\
The imitations are in name only for no other .pi-sparngion
of Cod Liver Oil is so pure, so perfect and so ben¢f’i¢iol_
I $CO'l"l"S EMULSION
‘ has become the worId_'| Standard Body-Builder because of the _
perfect purity of its ingredients, its absolute freedom from ` ALCOHOL or any other harmful substance and because the results from it are uniform and far greater than from any
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those who have extended gi'c_ctiiigs~tu‘
Mr. and Mrs. Stratliie und wishes them uiialloycd sliccess in their iicw field of labor. _ The following are additional par- ticulars of the death of the latc llr. McDonald, wliosc brot_liei', .loliii lf. `iVlcl)linal¢I, Spl'ingl'iclil, mid two sisters in 'l‘rsca<Iic, survive liiiii.
Dr. James A. l\icD<\nul<l, one of
(lliarlcstu\vii’s must lioiioriul mul liiglily resl>ccti\_il citizens, a iuemliei' uf flie Ici:isl1lf;llrc froiii thu city of f_‘fIi:il'lL-_i-itowii iii 1866, nlciilliel' of 1.lic L'-hu.i'lcst.0wll school buuril from i869 to 1873 and for 18 yciirs ii mlfilihci' of thc Ilostoii school board, ilieil of lliicllmonia last evening at his Ilomc, llii Main st, Cliiirlcstowli.
Dr. Nlclloiinld had lived in the
lluiiker Hill district siucc lic cniru: from his native place iii the curly 60's. During the past two iiioiitlis lic expericuccil a general iii-eakiloivii in liculth and ii fcw days iigo lie took tu his bed. The death of his :-oii, James A. McDonald, Jr, 'ii piwiiiiiiieiifi young lawyer, just n week ago ye.:- terday, wus a scvcrc shock in llr. Mclloiiulil.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Anne rl. McDonald, his iluilglitcl' Aiiiia Spraglic McDi>iiiilil, iiiiil two sou, Dr. William J. auil Dr. Louis Ronald McDonald, liotli prominent physicians of (lliarlcstown, _au-ll two grandcliililren, Mary mid William J. McDonald, Jr.
James A. lvlcDonalll, M. D., was
born in Tracnilic, P. E. I., May 2, 1840. He was tlic son of Ronald and Mary (McDonald) McDonald, botli of whom were descendents of I-liglilaiiil pioneers wlio, aftci' the battle of Cul- loilcn, on account of their devotion
to the Stuart cause and their stvii
ndliercnce to thc Catholic chuigi, were forced to emigrate to Canada. ilr. McDonald iittenlled the schools off his native place, later studying at
Mr Locke can cite many peculiar in mate;-y at Bi-no and was largely at ed to hear that Miss Sybil eldest “Or Roger” 'md Rev T T Fuller' 'ifadllate Of the Pl`1n'3€ Of Wl-*U29 COI'f
I A / P sary for him to travel often and far. the lrlolllall Clltllollc Church and Ce_ 9tll_ the whole comllllllllty was l;ll0cll_ l_`_ol‘in wi i im were lieu en_ant ov- St. Dunstati's college. He was aI
._ __ . - _ __ ' _ ._ . . '
f. . ' ~ ~ ~ » _ _ Mr... Mil- tml- 4 _ lege-
ciilents of this P€l‘l°d °f hi* me- tended. dR\lEhf-€l` Of A J and A ll ~ll b - ~ - _ l
_ _ _ F ll ll ll ll ll ll l l t -_ S OT llt 0nfLel'f1_Elll1lniZ l>l'0gf8l_l”l After three years spent in t acb ngi
'IP whwh was replete with adventures -MMI] sympathy is felt for the rem alyent at them ca ef Ehiiljtr-FI eht was mndercfl which lllffllldefl fl dell' he entered Harvard medical escliifol
of four years of this he went to Al-
_ At til ii ¢;_ na res a e age o y eig _ _ .
and mlraciiloiis escapes e on tives in their bereavemen __ea__s_ Although not ln very good §_li_r_i_l_ll_ly __re_n;l_l:_rla_illgsol<_; hy___lVlrs____S_._eC. gradiiatlng in 1g55_ Illlmollilltely al.
_ 901 t k lll l ll A _ bl t t ll l l l llealtll lol- some years the onli come » Y _IBS C B-ll taking his ilegrec he settled in
Iiegigia tTiI;d ilxiilited stag; to ss1i?;`:tsII evcsin?gtaseiciveiyciogii giaigsigg- Very Suddenly after an illness of only “T ” §"'° "~"lM5”' M“'°‘l‘l‘S°"'l l - ‘ “*"1"“.t‘_""“ “lm bella" “W l’fa°“°°
t k ii a homestead and toil when Miss Claudine' M Smith ‘me daY| th” Immedmte "“““'~‘ being t t e Cuncusmn of t e en er mm ‘If m"'d‘°"‘°' He was ‘me of the “mst
where he oo ll _ . . . l th l ' ment short addresses were given by lrlf l ll i ~ - ~ became one of the pioneers of that daughter of the late Hom Mattllrew h§ar_f_d£il_\lre.a__;id __e_el0_l_i_i_e e v_y__ail Rev Mr Stralhle and Llent G0vel._ ’i_(_lwl\E__ail _slucclflssflil physicianst in
Province. His health failed him at Smith and Mrs Smith. was united in S B “ Y C 9 ha ' I_“ C nor 'llogélo the latter o0llll,ll'lllelll_lng ‘ ‘ .gan ' e was “_” _exI‘e_" in
W' E' Qi?
i
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Hume
Itching, burning, bleeding, scaly and crusted eczemes, » tetters, rashes -and other torturing and dishguring huziiors that destroy sleep and make life a nightmare df 'physical and mental sudering speedily yield to
Qitic ra.
; Ai /` `
h
he said their na ve ,- Y,l,l _ rsasonto feel ashamed _-onlinr barb. Some' -' are o¢¢\lP¥ll1R - |'lf_l.\} ‘ll‘“\l°TI7°I amass, while a feat many are Dwnl-
"~iiient“'in, the biuiftnss and,cornmercial
life' of the cities in the feat We!!- Mr. ‘Locks s yn 1 isey si Sioux City visit to ber
Bummsrslds and brothers Joseph
spectfvely reside. Mrs.
Bummerside, is another sister. Locke will remain about two
months.
WEDNESDAY.
-The_de_ath occurred at the resi-
dence ef Albert Gaudet last evsnfnl of Sylvan; M. Gallant, one of Bum- meraide’s oldest and best known citi-
i-'F ri in
._.' , k
-_~.<_=_....,»»-. - ,mi .::°:.-..:i':»;i':.:1L':f" a‘..:°.‘::.° '°° '
°"*" 0 . was eighty!-:Isl year; of
Holiday trip ol ___ ll, wr l_i__n:-_l‘v_i:_.°f 1° en
1 .¢\°‘° - " ' ref me
d who vas a
forty use and
cosine-_ tlie vest
ted a ‘ and
ee vel to present in
to sum-1
_lied bssnénowered on the happy cos ,___ _*lily i__,_.\l __ __ __ _ _ ple til! tulsts ‘eni0v¢gi_“.‘¢ -_;'_»‘¢_§¥r€‘.'.P° Re1f` 'in y mia Kidney 'rreiibus __
per. Thi __Giiarllfai_l offs heh fest __ __ _,lining-_gweiliiiil-_.,¢l¢,
congratul tons. , - l l_ _._ »- -__/___» _ ___ _ . ,_
C___~h_l‘ Mm _Sfl__lp;._-»>Pain\,‘,_in the Bla_g_1d_e_i',
was tl; scene of ` lfidiieys and Back.-
ii ` ~`
il, lr( _X1
on _ ednesday,
. fn., ,when their Jessie McNalrs,
marriage to Albert
of Glenwood, Lot 8.
_ _...L
_‘h_I_l'_»_ ofteii alittle
gf- t’ ‘i a
.i.....é‘..’l_“~.i.’;‘i..‘!i.. system fight--if ' taken in time..
25c and
Sold
this and he removed to Band, the marriage to Lewis J. Tayloi- ol Fadyen was ever brig t and cheerful the congregation on ____e___ clmice and obstetrical cases, perfoiniiiig in the
_ _ . N t- _ Cl- t _ Th b -d l ll rl d- _ -a veritable sunbeam. Among her , _ _ _ ncighhourfiood of 15,000 cases during
central spot in the_§ana_d__iil_i_lm __t_l___l_<l»;e _ ll\___';lllty_ uf ari___;a_____gg____la__ ggxle in_l_.l_ lnends m_,l_,lgnlsll and elsewhere the rl:_f_errin_i_,_ to the close personal friend llls 46 years or Practice
al Park, where be oug _ _ y _p _ _ lt l l rl l ll t s ip w icli existed between himsfilf H , _ ' ._ would be beneficial. This, happily; white silk miill with white satin and :_i2°lg;'all;__‘e€h;’ aaergtlln agyeslgglq and Mr. Stratliie. tl Q Sas ‘llgctlgli tfl) the ]eg"'I“t“r° °f
town in 1866.
has proved to be the case. He start embroidered net trimmings and wore of one _md an In the ch______h Ol on llle servlng ol. relmlhmenls the Fic c lywo _ 18i7i_l_i_les _ _ __ d Gd blminess "I mm" “ve years ago the enectwe ve" ani olmnglet Mos' which Sho was a faithful and con- people. were wwf" nn 0Pp°rt“mty UI scxrifzld on tl(i)e (‘-hi1.l'l‘i;sIti_»v‘3'iI)cteschnonol > -'S ll owse Mur- and during the past three years has soms. A large boilque o w e roses slstent member lllle was ever really becoming acquainteli with the new board mll m llllll L 1905 _ d/Phoinpson. Iassefl. - F ‘ '
' tor of a large tcm- and maiden hair fern made the ' pastor and Mrs Strafliie 8 ‘O 0 'U T"""°
been UW Pl`°P“e , . to do her part, whether 'as organist _ ‘ " flg
Q perance hotel at the foot of the brides costume flomlllete- MISS Hellfll or llll leader lll Y_ l,~_---S'_<~-»-l-l_-l_~l_-Y-ll-F-A hearty welcome. was given to the E t year? hl” hw” lf 'xember of the
mountains near the big C. P. R. sta- Smith, the brides slster,_was brides ln tlw_w_ F._ M_ S__ and her place ln new minister of 'flion _(`.hurch_and uis Us °" S°_°° °ar‘_ t the elm ‘lf tion at Bend- H° ll” mf* Wm’ "““" “"4 .‘§°“°du°"°"?fl;“g1lY Smift au or diese will not soon be ruled. “"'° ‘md th” ““*“"““" 10"” with niugraervxilg Jggiizlxa Bos marked success in Banff. Speaking of ln_cre?m sil dmia ___ wil _bhue sahil Ol llel. lt can truly be slllrl “She __ ll was largely th__o________ me ab-___ ____ this city. Mr- LUCY!! Bild It W" “°"' r mm "I" an e ec ve rs "M ° hath done what she could." Much o ll.-,rtq a cll l l tll tt
¢ in 05 laces lace. The groomsmen was Thomas B. - _ ~ “_ afma" 0 G ¢0l'f\nll U0
one 01 the l‘¢8lllBl’ B ODD E ll sympathy is expressed for the sor T 0 bacc 0 H a b 1 t dl- W l_ll t lll _ t
l b -t tt ho revell- Bell of Cape Traverse. The ceremony _ 0" a ml? F G Dlfslfll flmlllellf-
SgriIio`tllI;]tir‘Iii?ie:isi{ovaf'T:t; Of 9001110 W5” 9°"I°"m°“ "7 tm’ Rev' W' A' tgwvxvthisgshggifs thggtggldilehngnlsffstiisf Dr-lVI¢'l`air¥l\rl’sf0'~"\‘='¢°'0ll1fldvremev “stem M “rt ‘“S"“°t'°“ ’" the Bm' ‘P"°“'S”' rsiideur of the mountains. "iV¢l`S- Th°m“°“- °' T"Y°“» In tl" P"°°°”°° expected death has brought great E” “"d°“I"" ‘°" th” “'""" i““ I*’“' '~"‘Y“ to" public schools was made p°B'.
z A ‘ ‘ - » l k fall hills, plains etc. and of about thirty guests, the immed- rllll_ Many lllel-8 al-o who will lol, l ""§l°"“I;l° "'°d'°'"°‘,»““" "my 'f"'“""_" hihlc'
a es ll. » 1 _ 8 _ 5 ouc nl! ie tonguevutliitocciisioniilly. A for tourists and others who sought l_at_e frieilds sad rglatllvgsdof tl__i_e llrih mollrll lol- llei- os for B door ii»i¢mi_ Price sz-00 _ _vase ”‘:_‘;__l;_'i_‘;’;l_‘_’5 u1$___9tt_:l l“§_£;_ll_tl`YM_:_0_
the beneficial treatment ofthe world B UOUD 0. W 0 S 00 ll GT 8 B C The funeral was lield gn abbatli the _ _ lllmell llllllllllll. springs of Bonn of svergreens The bride wasqgi_\;le_n s lllll lllllt _ lltlz p m (_ paston L A Q U 0 R TA A B A T T§;>_l1ii_s_l-t1t__s____ voluntter militia from
l i
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Speaking of the West he referred to WBY DY Il" M1018. Henry rm - of i f _ fr-I _ _ 'Vl_llrv_ellYus resuitsfrom taking this rc~
tc : I A . A ‘ N13' I I I
i _ on. Mendelssohn s wedding march _ iue yfor liniiiluorliubiaaafe an inox- H0 Was a
the l>hen0m8_ll5l Yfowth 0' the West Try . _ 0 _ » ~ cnslve homet _ t . 1., h ' , ern _citles. In the-smallest of these__;*'e:B __Il|Btl{_¢°d _:l__lld1;5lB:__§7d:_'_;’-Q S__’_'::___"~\;'»":_I§_; .!>l1_l*-_’__0l_l_<_1_l_ll__l;_§» il§:l‘l_lI_'_¢‘:iil‘yr__'f12>___l`I_i_riIiD-o‘I‘_l'IlIice Mr-"L°_ck° said -thu* V979 P' E"15_' '_ col d lo - ll h _ . e Address an¢T`cons\llt _Dr.vMcT\g B f. 7.
lend 11°” I". ““muW"“;’;dl"lc:I:l:d\°;; -E::lllg,:f"I'x_§_,l‘I_°ll°a';:_; conllfitamlflggz ”|dneys, venue ~r.n=stl'i'f»rnnto.iismimii _
ani linion
was president of the St. Vincent de Paul cd wlth Bt. Mary's
former. member__ol
Bostonian society and Honorable
He was also a
of Hamilton court,
and physician for n lodge of the A. O.~ U. W., clan Stewart of Charlestown. » Hn was married to Miss Anne
Sprague, daughter of Rufus and Mary (Ford) Sprague of ‘Charles- tovln. '
st.,
church
this for
the re
(formerly of Lynn, formerly of St. Miiry’s parish, master of ceremonies.
A delegation of Charlestoivn pliy-
slciuns were pallhcarers and accom- panied the proccssioii tn tlie ciuireh and on the wily to the cemetery.
The holly i~c>itcll iii a mahogany
casket. `
Seated iu this _sanctuary during the
ma=~is1\_\'cl‘e llev. Jiiliu I-l. Harrigan of Stone am, Rev. Giirri-ti: Barry of Foxboro, llcv. Daniel W. (`i~onIii of Dorclicstcr, llév. llcniiis liynch nf (ioiicoril, Hcv, 'l‘Iioliiiiii F. Wliite, SJ, of this city, Rev. .liiiiies ilioluiii of Everett, Rev. B. F. ’l`ucling of St. l’liilips churcli and lic-.\'. nliiziiscl l~`. (lrowlcy of Sf.. Friiiicis il.: Sales' church, ('lIi1\l'li~_i:ti»\vli. _ `l`tcv. Jolui W. l\’lclVIaIiou, ll. D., liev. Micliiu-1 l~‘_ (`rowley, lln\'_ ’l‘lu»ui- ns F. Wllitc, S. J., Rev. .James H. Plialan, and licv. ll. F. Tc-cling ac- compaiiicil tiic rcinaiiis to Iioiy' Uroils si-iiictf>i'y, Miiliffii, wberc the inter- ment wus field auil wlicrc prayers wi-_rc ofliei‘cil at tlllf grave.
'l‘liri'l: wiis il wvultli ol Ildlxll ofIer»
ings.
licv IG. If. liunisfiy. luistnr oi
Kiiox l.»i~¢,¢;liyi.¢i-ian (‘.liurcli, Amherst, has received aiul acccpteil a' call to St Andrcw‘s cliurcli, 'l`ruro_ Tile Am- lierst News says:-We know that the citizens of Amlicrst will join in the hope that Mr Ramsay will decide tu rcmain iii Aiiilierst. During his term of lmstointc licrc lic has won friends iii all iiciiouiiiiations and there would be a iuiivi-rsal fccliiig of rcgrct over his ilel>ui~tul‘c from this town. (Mf-
llnms_ay is a native of Hniuiltoli, P. E. 1. .
'riie University ei Mt. Allison Cla"
List for Xmas, 1909, have been illlll' lished. ' _ The following arc the results of the examinations in which P. E. lslsud students figure: _ History of Philusolllly-(`f1“"I'
Miss H. Hughes, Charlottetown.
Logic-Class IZ: ldiss Hllflhlli _ Sophomore Roman I-listm‘Y’M"!
Hughes. _ _
Freshmen French-(lluss ll : (/\ll1ll°l
Thompson, Montague. _ _
Calculus-Glass I: Frank narilincr.
Charlottetown. _ ` _
Sophomore Matlleniatice-(lass ll.
Carl Milford, (‘.hal‘1ottetowii. _
Freshman Mathematics-Clnss Il - Carl Milforii. Passed. W~ T°°mb" Mt. Stewart. _
Advanced Eiiglisli-Class Il; Mull
Hughes. _ _ r.
Freshman English-(fines ll~ '~
ray Harbor. _ _ Freshman German-(IIRHB H W"
Hughes. ' _
Biology-Class II :_Misi_i Huglife- F Qualitative Analysis--(less . - ~
Gardiner. _ v General Physics-class ii: G_._Ml.l_ ford, (I. Thompson. Passel
Engineering. _
Statics-cms.. 11: Fi-snk <.s\"“"eiI§f
Experimental Piiyslcs-lllnsll Hi Gardiner. _ I _ ll. i Bophomor-e Surveying-i.iassl ~ -
Giardiner. .
Materials of Uoiistr\lcf.ionf('l‘\"
F.
I; ir. i‘.`i'ii¢?il'mii'.
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ll . W_ 'l‘nomlis. ; C. Miuoni and
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