5
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W'¢‘) y
'll mln’
sserliies e Cs-
oity. l
We lslt s possession of so
and we looked
of the priesthood should bs con-
ou - Your Lordship within its
:itil great and how numerous are the, d
annstign and worries inseparable fro .the task of erecting and paying for the Cathedral that is to be; but we trust Your Lordship will accept the assurance that we, and the faith ful under our charge, are ready and eager to do whatever we can towards
work.
In conclusion we pray that Our
Heavenly Father may be pleased to make Your Lordship’s reign both long and fruitful, and that our mu- tual relations may he ever marked by
sympathy and tranquility.
JAMES PHELAN. Apostolic Administrator.
Mr. James Mclsaac next read the
following address:
To The Right Reverend Henry J.
0`Lea.ry, Doctor of Sacred Theolo-
gy, Bishop of the Diocese of
Charlottetown.
GIlEE'l‘ING
May it please Your Lordship:
(Ju behalf of the Catholic lnity of
this diocese, especially of the Cathe- dral congregation and the Catholic societies of Charlottetown, we nv- proach Your Lordship to oder you tin homage of our profound rcBP¢Cff and sincere congratulations on your elevation to the sublime dignity of the Episcopzite. We acclaim your 1.ordship's advent among us to take possession of your Episcopal See, to which you have been raised by the Providence of God, the fa=or of the Apostolic See and your own personal merits; and we greet you with a most
cordial welcome.
Although you come from another
province and a sister diocese, the fame of your learning and piety; your wisdom and prudence; has pre- ceded you, and the knowledge that a prelate of such eminent ability has U been chosen as our chief pastor tills
our hearts with joy,
As loyal Catholics we realize,
above all, that you come to us by
tions may
°‘ °\‘;'_'~ol rsiuvssstions and
° ieopate may
°' !°m"'nals ol the in on
who, |"'°““°°‘ C yourself, to the good POOPII lawn(
n W* °¢»\'°°st-ly pray Almighty ood to whom you have recently labored, ss B. A. from
n bless you with health and to give wsu as to those over whom yon yyiihllemrsmcook, i _ ,nn tlznsihoesl yssrsnfgdryis and ¢ov- in future wma tus metre or sniri-lgs gnu- 1% tiisoiogiiesiula _ Wlllm -y psp- al b it . s ran nary, on
W W 4" "“°“ ""° l"°“‘ tor l cars d t mu tu aut or y csuss of sl rs- lowing this in 180i. he was ordained Men -direct the current of thought
° Nl °°N1‘10\\t.inuni- Ithasbeens gsnsr
son with Priests and Pwpls, the pn- gi-st that circumstances rsndsrsd it ln Richibucto and thsn spent four build newdnationmxgovern states, hs;
- ' eros pain
bllme purpose of our divin mg usd ,msg t hold the cannon i years studying in Roms, wbsrs hs re- ance king oms o comm
dn” Gosh: Hxztwsilséliillsctrgg' and ever beloved Holy ;?thsr pPius clonnecllczn (with your eonsserslio; ceived his degnse oi D. D. Oli his rs- pictures and carve out fortunsd- It
'-° “Y "3 F" ' X “'l'o renew all things in Christ." outside this province, thus depriving turn to Canada he was loentsd in was men who were the teachers of
apmtzslfacznbut :gn I:,‘;'t°1:3s,,I;i W° “B With Profound respect Your our people of the pleasure of quad- Chatham and other parisbss'on tho msn. I-le strongly advised the grad-
' .Loi-dship's most obedient and most 'ing s, welcome to the many Mgnigu-_ North Shore for some time and than uatss to pursue if possible a business
ld da of hivslr
evoted chlldrsnln Christ. iss of your Church, whom such an returned to Rome as repressntativs career. fn the o ys e y
Signed on behalf of the lalty_ event would necessarily have brought of the Bishops of the Maritime Prrr the greatest nation was the nation ear
into our midst lt is, also a matter vinces and of the Archbishop and sev- that had the greatest knights. To- hu bun “wumt u me muon mst yen, grnduntnn nnn “nn” of th.
ig; in
prded ss but s l msinssit services t0 stuns rsc°¢l\\¢i°°
iattsliilllsrits.
The notable dlltiiieti
gohieisd, while still springtime or life. must bs s_ source or pride and satisfaction slits to
F 8 _f 5.
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if 'ni is l ii E
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sh
sQ§§;§ g 'i§;=;§§;l §r?§;§$§f ~ii§§§i§=; A gli. P. Rgéf
thirtydwe -The Bev.
E-
Bidi
1¥91sad
Roche, the post. ones in
a copy of his Ishii- ths ily leaf: "To my 'st Bt. Dunstsn's ex iustrinr.»." It so
hs should be so speaker) so' young.
thus that day, hs was s ex post factum almost hvs The Rev. doctor proceeded
the young graduates that all psrience in life that was worth while having comes from m¢etin¢ rash
Bays
Dated at Charlotteto ii thi 27th '
day of May, 1913, W B of regrett tbat,°1:hrougihb!ortune‘s hsv- ‘eral gif the Bishglps of Ontsrlci. aorta' nayéhthfy tmtulnst n:1t° céxogtgkkeizazyg honor mu vm ‘how
_ - ing deal cru y w your people, sllcu rg \r.0l'c all a YOU h me 0 e ac . I '
His Lordship in ,nhl t tn d_ you will be burdened at the begin- in that capacity he again returned to was that which had the Bmw*
Ure" 0! ills clsrsy ssidyheohsde bzsn “ing 0* Y°‘"' °“"°°" “ Bm‘°\’ “M New Brunswm ml? tliwut elim *hh bllimcsg fliimih kT!il;ht'.1samlmt “beting M?‘gI:0°!;“L§';r'°°`
. - ' r n n ne
the early completion of this noble Eifiixlty; tv0il;¢;l1°l;h\;yhth2h:§>lcln:idd :en:_é’:hgg::l_°! r°E2?:§,._B,';, 2::“:l-ll? gzaulxiletegufgfeniezre tlianugliree yleesi-s.. (mgiggviere iilive. Those who) had not A“d°"°“ G°m u°d“l'”D““‘;
wmeq h1m_ H, wan n nhnnngnn and doubtless, spproarh thag nnqsrgakihg During this period he has been very done so were dead. Unless the young.L““G0v-emor_Gm"‘l_. suv" ma d B1_
.iid not imgw many 0| hhnm nnd they with the same_ indomitable courage active in building up the parish and men now graduating felt that they lmana Campbell
did not know him. but they had wel- and emffgy which have formed the has undertaken _the ¢0DB¢\'“°l'-i°\\ °f had “ "°°.°u°“ 1°' nm prl°°th°°d’ °'| G'0v“-nm-gsm;-51', B1-ohh, Mgdhi
comed him as. and he had come “_ keynote of your past suclzess. we look several church buildings. yeryt slnecial a\l:ili;.y tight miggisfniggad. George Webster, h h - _ 1 dt l f, ._------- osrimg sccss pro a ' _ _
lf.,,,c,cl1,",;,e':1ssf,‘id,,‘:r,,‘,’fn(',',;?,,n, T23 fizginffihht ';,:°:|g',,f{,hf;§¢:,f;:, rs u.iv -ine, hs wnnssiled them to think long,\N”r-t A-‘ M°°Kl““°1\ Pfi=°'B°\'“1°° cts. for 35 cts. Pstons. 5-comin. ,sn;hnsinsm_ He hoped that the nnn_ again sdorning our City, _ The commencement excrds” bl Bt and seriously of enlisting in the army lahfllll- --'
_ , _ . . d . h - H d b i ares Lyons Prine-Elmer
iimsnts expressed 1|, the hddrenn In welcoming you this evening, in Dunstaws College yesterday aueplof mo ein. nigéudinlés Inxxdngogng Mod.
work of the students this y
work-The of lslsls Address-
Vale-
Psr ssls by lsslill ¢lll|¢\I\¢l1l[whs"
En, certificate winners from the college onus- airway mn nusunwi is 'rin
lGua.rdian.
Miss Bessie Rattus, leaflet d the
@\lI.
“g 'r. A. Lerags rrlu, ishssrtiiy ws.
gi-stulated on her splendid work as s student. Mr. Donald Lamont, leader of the second year and winner of the
Mn_ John Csvsn Prine, also deserves
great praise for his brilliant work during the year.
-r "Palletts and Taffeta' 35 ct,` silk
sale, 20 in wide worth up to 79
MC- "35 ct silk in plain and faney-pail-
ette and talleta, 20 in wids value 19
the mme °' our p°°pl° w° recogmze “ess mm B John Cavan Prine-Donald Lamont. cts, for 39 cents. Patons. 5-30M3i.
would always characterize the rela- - . . ln, ni “tended The _
tl0nship between them. They had wel- U10 fact that as a dignitary of your “°°“ “'°\’° \.°\‘y K y ' men and tue college needed business. cmd ~»»m»»~»» »~°»»»=»~ ~ ;:1‘;§.°..i."“.§:.°‘:.':‘;: ".15: ::.':::“;::‘: °\-~ we we be ee- “°~ A-.‘f‘;°:.°.:;*..“°;:’:;°.‘°..““*”“' and obedience' but he hoped he would foremost mnde among our citizens; . 1 _ d th d "W 1 for a nation, because the success of Da d “Euan Th Po ben 'ulso enjoy their friendship and co-9p_‘l1url we feel sure that in your sndea- way was emb Mane ° wo: °' UW \>“Bl|1¢°“ “Wil WU f°l` 91° E004 Oli vi ° ' lm' “mp '
~ - 9-" ' h th one who increas- H°“°‘,"` Du’l°m”
"Dainty, and ssasoiiable silk and
wool delalnes, marquisettes, flowered, bordered and striped, also the new
h *vor to permrm um d“t'°° °‘ °“‘z°"` com au' since e was e Kenneth Martin Fulton Anderson. Bulgarian coloring- value uP to 66
0
command of the Vicar of Christ, in'f°““d fain’ ‘mt _B0 Strong 9'm°“E9" Charlottetown. M C .-11 - S 3 (1 Chorus "‘Hur- gent deal about it n P the rlcniwde 0! the i>ri€silw°d- \\“<1°I"“’°’“ as ‘t wa.” 1" the. dB” °' °1“~\ cuss. Lyons. Mayor; K. J. Martin. rscinmfsf' tag nga and 'white' gigtgty a;xsad1¥{os;ti:na§sn2?:l Tfintx
the Sign-manual of the Great Com- mission “Go teach all nations," as P
But, by thei receptio, th h ll . , ., . roved that fairth wa n'v ey a Recorder W- W- Clark. (flty Llerk; (Smith) by Master Alex lVicl)on§\\d~ tional institutions of its kind in Cnn-
B “U ° ““‘°“g*’° D lohnssn, Men Health ofncer soloist sextet, "vinsi from wen- da Hu adv ce to me graduates
. ’~ .. them. He had come on a previous oc-fH' ' `. ' l 5,, . a ~ ' 1 UU' BISHOP- 91115211 £0 Nile the C . ef h , li . h d D. Riley, John McKenna., John Mc- geance, (Domzetti), by lylessrsnlo- was to take to. heart the words 0,
Church of God."
We assure Your Lordship that you will always find hlere loyal, filial hearts, unswerving in their devotion to you, ever responsive to your in- ° spiration and docile to your guidance,
put our trust in you, and we pray you to watch over us, to guide us, to rule our hearts and our souls, so that henceforth we may regard you as our futher in Christ.
The intelligence of your appointment
was the signal for this widowed dio- cese to lay aside her trappings of woe, and inaugurate suitable prepar- ations for the reception of her new Bishop. We anticipated with joy Your Lordship’s consecration and en- thronizutlon, with due solemnity of ritual and splendour of ceremonial, im our beautiful and spacious Cathedral. But the destruction, by fire, of that magnificent edifice necessitated sever- al changes in the original arrange- ments. As a result your present 'in- stallation is robbed of muc‘h of the
B C
Domi! and solcmnity befitting an t
event so significant nnfl imposing.
Although misfortiiim has reduced
our spllenllid Cathedral to a mass of blackened ruins, it has in no way *\hM»°d- "ll Ulf! lffllltrary it has stimu- lated, the hrdor of our loyalty and devotion to you, our Bishop and hm. flllllll l'\1l0’l”3 and has inspired ns with loitirr srntimf-nts 0| cnhrhge and 80|!-srirllficr, We ff-el sure that, in a h¥'iC|.l Bluicn, our Vfitlicrlrnl will risr- lY\lfV‘¥\i'll~ll|'if‘. from. its nsl\os_ gvpn more beautiful and stately than llc- fnrr, null we pledge Your Lords-hip our unitcll support and unilagging cn. ollcrution in the work of r*e-construc- tion.
Your predecessors in thc Eplscopate in this diocese were wise and holy prelntes, insnired with zeal for the
earth, and they accomplished much for the promotion of religion, char- ity_ and Christian education. We en- tertain tha hope that, under Your
rnsqgtss
Don't Hide Them with a Veil; Re-
move Them With The Othine Prescription.
This prescription for the remova
of freckles was written by a promin ent physician and is usually so suc-
ing a clear, beautiful eoumlexion that it is so1d~ by McKinnon l’lru`g Co., under an absolute guarantee to refund the money if it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce of othine and re- move them. Even the first few appli- cations should show a wonderful 'im- provcment, some of the lighter freck- les vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine; it ls this that is sold on the money-bank guar- antee. ' h ___ '
Habit
aslon, b ore t e orma ties a been gone through making him their IJVBYF' grclgbaéd lmclgau' W' bin' Cr°pS“"é_F&n[{Q' ,_(g“§_li°' Pglflisef, Dr. Kelly, and he was sure they bishop, and what he saw and heard T: er ‘ ‘l ay M' 1' D' nghtvand §°bi ar » 8' Z' hp '25 Veocal would grow up to be men who on that occasion consoled him, be- OE' Campbe 1' Ummm 10”' _ (Mac e7`Bey"1)' by org eg A d.t.) would climb high in the success of
Dated at Charlottetown this 27th Solo Magnetic Waltz ong ( r i i , the world and in things spiritual and
ause he found amongst them the ‘ ' , _ . spirit of fortitude and bravery in a` May) 1913' by Mr' Reuben F‘“°1't\§1°‘“°t':g`a';g; moral as well. He intended to.fol-
, time of affliction which proved to H” Lmdsmp m "ply t° the May' dress by 'md ‘mm °u Emu; gr . low the traditions of his predecessors
After God and the Holy Father uelh. h . ' t i 1 thel \ or, and addressing the large crowd Mr: A. McAdan1; lldale "Quartette, and to follow very closew an that
' d th ' ~ "_ 1 nn, on and for the 'enthusiasm of. the wel- bin. Ul10I`l19. 0 Hush Theé. 170
he praise e spir o ni r . . _
which nrevniled nm,-_,ng nu nlnnnen gt come given him. He felt already that B1-\b¢.` (Sir A- 5““iVB\1) by 001123
the ¢0mmhhi¢y_ He wan encouraged he should he at home in this splendid Gl¢€ Llllb- _
when he h,-hh came amongst them no old city of Charlottetown. He was, His l_»°Yd5hiP dl9tl`1b“l-ed the m hnd the inhtanhen 0( 18,-ge heal-hed. in a sense, a stranger in a strange dals. Prizes Bild f1ll>l0m3B \\l \~\\~»“l ness by which some who were not of 1a“d» ai' he had °°m¢ 50 them fl`0lI\ PRIZE LIST' . ,_ ' gh' h h h (1 grlh ted B hh- another part of the Dominion, but in Medal. Presented by the Alumni f - _lf 1 _.5 . gk-"_ I
eir c nrc a con u o , d rally towards the restoration of the HDUUIUF 581196 he WM “Oil 8 stranger. S°°‘°tY °¢ st' D““st““ 5 “ward” tt’
_ R d McCarville
sthedrsi. He would ssx ood to ss they were a11b°\md by the broad “Y“‘°“ - _ _ _ mess those large-nssrtsn menus wno'er and greater bond 0! patriotism. Gold Medal, for Crhrisiésnvnhetrinr
5 e ¢ their assistance He which included them all in the one l1WB1`d°d l'-0 R“Ym°“ Mc 3 °~
ll .
egneifslfn li; saying that the hssrty crest Country. He was a Canadian G°1‘1 M°°“1- 1°' f"‘“°°°"“Y~ PW and enthusiastic reception he had re- 85 they WGN C5D_Bdi8~l1B. and 119 felt sented by Maurice man' awmded t° ceived would encourage him to labor that 110 W9-S B 15551105 BIIIDDE Ciiilzelli J- A' Mcugnald' E H h ted
earnestly for the welfare of the peo- 0! 8 Elem? ¢0Ul1tl‘y- AB B Ci*-lZ€¥l 0! G°1d M° al' for "5 5 ' Wwe" me under the guidance of. and for Charlottetown he would bc bound by bl’ RW- T' Egglestgf' Nf"`“‘ D““°t“' '
hh 1; t 1 1 d _ awarded to James cGu gan
h” ”°“°F °f God' He. “1"°.”°°k the lo ga 1°” ° 5 m ms ‘mg (ffiepse Goin Medal for Latin, presented by
opportunity of expressing his thanks trlotism and su mission or e n to Mgr. Phelan who has sannnisteren'to the civic authorities. His Wor- R°"~ J- G- J M°L°!‘:I“~Gu.3“‘:“‘°‘“‘“°° so successfully the affairs of the dio- ship in his address had referred to “"é’;`l%°dMte‘:1al““;(‘;: Fgencfa `;`_ese“ted ccse during the interregnum, and to hid DYGUUCGBSOFB Bhd the C0_l‘dlBl rc- P R Amenault Mt" Carmel
_ by Rev. . , .
Father McLellan, the Rector of thellations that had always existed _be awarded to James McG_mgan_
§'.‘;‘.‘.§‘°2§3};..""é§1..‘;?§...}3;°'i‘}..Lf“‘€§£'3123” ”l';i‘2~31“‘1$"i»f‘i,‘¥.‘§l3“$‘§5$5$i“§ Gnd Mm' '°f Gm I>f°==°“"‘ by destruction of the Cathedral. among all dlasscs and crceds and.t-hat §I';‘g;'gal2ggle°t°n' awarded to James
This was followed by the homage of they limi succeeded, in a large mess- G ld M'dal for Chemistry present
h His Lord r was evidenced by the fact that 0 e '
the priests upon w oln - u e, ' , , n . _ ' . . nd li Rev. (1: J. Mciiellan, D. D.,
. sh;p conferred the Episcopal lblcssini. among the very first to come forward mtyyawarded to Rmhmm Doirom
_ lenciliction was tbcn ce cbrate , to asslst_them on the occasion of the Gnld Medal for Hist0‘_y_ awarded including special ducts and quar- serious disaster that overtook¢them to Raymond Mcvnrvme
tnttc;,h whicuwere admiralély trcxidir- were those public spirited citizens, Gold Coin for “mt year work' pn? ejnl nn choir was con uc c y whose names had_ 'been heralded rented bynmther Constanuneauv San . urge anchsrd, Mrs. Byron Brown throughout the Dominion (Applause). Antonio Texas' awarded to R_ Dfesiflilig at the organ. The TG With that example set before him he Dmmn ’ - Deum was afterwards sung, Wliicl1,would do all in his power to further Gold' Coin for second can work’ concludeil an impressive and interest- the splendid spirit of harmony which presented by Rnv_ _]_ _y_y qvlhpohhiql
"tension (vi me Kingdom UI God "n ,ing ceremonial. ' _ was so creditable to the community. Kinkora' awarded to Hamm Cn1n_
AT ST. A'N'l‘l-IONY S VILLA (Applause). Gold Coin for first yen, Wm-h_
The procession was than re-formed A reception was subsequently held presented by DL A_ A_ Mchnhnm
and the Bishop proceeded to St. An- which was very largely attended, the Snmmnnnidn nwnrdnd to A_ mac. ih0\1y`s Villa. The streets were lined leading citizens of all denominations qmere ’ with interested spectators and all being presented tp the new Bishop. Gold' Com for Commercial Course the shops and houses en route were BIOGRAPHICAL presented by A_ J_ MnLeuhn_ Rghh. lit up. while the electric illun‘.ina- His Lordship Bishop 0'L0&ry is the mond' awarded to Gerald O»Regnn_ tions added to the splendour of the fifth Bishop to occupy the See of Gold Coin for E¢°hhm10h_ presented scene. Charlottetown since its erection. by Hin Worship Mnyor Lyon, award.
Arrived at St AHWOH 'B Villa His immediate rerlecessoi' was the Ad m
. ‘ 7 P d t A. Mc a . '
the WW lf31Bl10i1 received s tremend- Rev. James Charles`MclJonald, coll- e Gotld medal for christian doctrine- '
0”” §"'°l-‘°“ from the CTOWG sur- secreted in 1890, coadjntor-Bishop, R_ M¢Cnrvl1l¢_ A
roun ing the gates. In the verandajseeormng Bishop of Charlottetown Gnhi com for Junior Philosophy,
1 the Bishop WBS mst by His Worship the first of May, F1591, which position nnnnted hy 1);-_ J, Doi-soy, City- _ _ the Msvsr 01 Clmrlsttctowu (Mr. ine una nntu removed iiyi nests on Mark Msgulgm,
Chas. Lyons) and the members and‘December lst, 1912. Special prize for 3rd English, don- ~
cessfui in removing freckles and_ glv- °m°°"9 Of he City C°\1l1°il- TUB fll`Bf» B|l\10P 0! Pl`ill¢° Edwllfil ated by D. A. MacKinnon, City-Af ‘
His WOFBMP- Amr bring introduced Island was the Rt. Rev, Bernard An- 5 Mhgpwsls
t1c:id:iei;_Lordship, read the followinggglis Mglfnichern, (named auxiliary to Gum medal for Latin, prssenteddby
' , l H S OD of uebec ion the pro-, Rev. J. C. McLean, Summers e-
;|`h°DRl;ht|§i°s;°(:'°ng! féillgyogi-eg 1:8- vincss and islands of the Gulf of St. hwm-dsq gg James McGulgan. bf- it 'i e YP L d M _ W ~ U"'\'w¢°- Hs was consecrated at som mean lsr rrensn, donates by » BY P 0" 0*" 0" 5 P- Quebec the 17th of June _ 1821; ap- Rev. P. P. Lkrsensuit, Mount Carmel
W0» U19 MBYUY and G0“\\Cil. 011 lib- pointed to the See of Charlottetown _,why-ded tg Jams; Meflnigan.
half of the people of Charlottetown, on the sf - , extend to you a cordial welcorm on I-le died ie;mlg3l;).( the mace” in lug' 3301;- ";;;l1;£ghGre§:}¢g0%zfk§L1t:3 ' this the 006811011 0! y0\lf ¢0mll1B t0\ The next Bishop was B'ernard Don- Ewa.;-doll co Js.mss'llcGulgan.
-assume the duties of the high and|ald McDonald, consecrated October Gold Medal for Ciismistry donated
sacred oiBce to which you have re- 15th, 1837. His death occurred 1859. hy Rgv, G, J, McLellan, D.'D.,f0har-' .
entl been elevated He was succeeded b Rt. Rev Peter w rded to R Doiron
l Q, ,
fi 3 'vl`}v~' < . _‘_ 3 I ft. ,_"? ,~ 1 . _ ........_.. . ..~. finnish;
° 7 ' Y - lottetown-a s .' -
Although personally, you have Mclntyre, who was c , t n Bl _ he yy-5 d q to
been unknown to the people of our hop in `1860 and diedqilhs “1‘.'8°91{ This Rsgzgtsfegalhfor Hi ° war 8
City, your sterling worth as a scho- next Bishop of Prism Edward Island 'Q014 wh, for mst' plans in First 1”' W1 °‘;°“;°““'°.“ 5°' :M °‘°;§{ "fl 3*- R°,'h\-:h°m°° <1 Hsvcssld. rssr in-.sented by nav. Ratner can - demonstrs to them, y, your _- pr edessc r o up 0‘i.sary. ' nnhnn; vp hu.-
liant career as I _ICIWGIIL llld U7 ul! TUB Di0¢eld_ol Charlottetown, over irhghnéagh :_‘;°1mh_ , 0' °
new-le rswsnition _which you nsvs, wm His’ rllianlwnhiv Bishop o'i.»nry osis coin lorxhsst student in ssc- from time to time, received at the xi 1:3 it ; on wr: founded on ond Ynnn nnnntnh .nyynnt _L _‘_ nm.,
lands I? {l?e“ifdo‘i~°:,1.1?e?ststicr:ilis’/fl':.rs"ni'th:>lic popi)ilatl\¢;gu$\i1'.bsrs’9;hr:-Ranfgtyf gondd' `Km*°m-nmrdcd tb H' 1
ors. » - ala; fi little snrvprise when they leli‘i'|.0d` of one thousand. _ There. are hstqsdii nhynm-
your appointment to the hi# and re-l_f0l'¢y'°V¢-1. 5 “W lmU“° Thi re; smug;
sppnsuns sales sl amen at 9'" *°°1“‘\¢ 5*- DW- lm you isemows. on tus contrary; the _ , _ I-,sisllt °°'"°“¢°~ lem-,im says; nos' thus conferred upon you was fd' ' dm *U3 0°’ h°°l’“‘*\f f°“\'“°\l.i’l‘lltii" old
1m t nt he was cer an o oya _, and ‘fofdial Support in the work thathvho bmi gathered “r°““d the "'“`““' I* Orpheon 0” Voyaga (de Rm) was connected with the life and work
las snnl he thanked them nom the by Messrs- Jvbiu. Creveau. Poirie
lay before him. Referring to the dis- » V _ ,, s, aster which they had sustained in the bottom Ui me hm" for the kmd Ben" "nfl, Rfébmgrdé Vgcabl S°x’r'th“L‘_‘“§2° so long sending out youths prepared
destruction of the henntifnl cntnedrnhtiliienos expressed in their address by . ( 00 HF ) H y l'
r of St. Dunstan’ which had been for
Y' educationally, physically and morally e to take their place in the greater
world outside. '
e_ His Honor the Governor, the Pre-
mier, the American Consul, His Wor-
' ship, and Mr. A. B. Warburton also
eration. T ey must remember that , _ . .
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uictlicurcllelin tm? Bmthhop and the wor'k|5t:ilili,i" ¢,ilJs‘i:ii`i~li\ilisli‘;lflow Ego example 0:1 awed' and among others I’"S°““ we" Ereasee nilitglleatitual wealth biitrsth.e“ylG°°"§° Webster' JDM M°U"°d' “er” Ct” “ll 0" 9” U this 0- m'» 39 if"- U. S nec gy “Ere h elaame’ and ."' ge ever mai t ,md ecessorg an His Honor the Lient. Governor iMr.\depend lnngely npnn tnn',nnn wh0'nice Norton, Cuyler McKenzie, Als
an essary c s ou have their y 0 en your aid and .Bcnj. Rogers), premier Mn,_n,,_._hnn_ had the wherewith to gun them the-nude, Unh“.nny_
friendship and sympathy in oi-der to encouragement to ‘every movement the American Consul (Mr_~w_ Frost), means of working 1-new was mom A list of th; iii-ge and second year and wool delnlnes this a. m,
carry on the work ci the bishopi-ic. that will have for i s obiect the bet- Hn, w0,.,,n,p the Mayo, ,Mn 0_ chance in business (or them and they _
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One other thing he would ask_ and termeut of our City and its eo le. n
that wap lhgig- prgyerg_ H0 agkeqj YOU! l`€D\lt8tl0l1 88 B. WiBB c0ill?BBlf0i', Lfg?ns)' P[!}1:la3:Ll:;:' Daeyeigz: had more to put “Ito business than gg 4 . `
them to pray for him every morning also, affords assurance that you will th cagg’ e,'“ ' R cw y'Ex_G'0vel._lt‘h° “yemge young man had' H our '
that he should be ennblod tn dimzstrivc to maintain that peace and er 'lgfnpfe -M K Br' W rb t 'own little Island had graduated more,
lcnnrgn the dhuhn 0( his omhe to the harmony which have always existed 'git M°Ri‘c';x':\(l1'&‘ Ur,'L,_a'ry' M? :foggy business men in the past, their c_ol- . \ ,
glory of God and the good of the among the different classes ol our peo- O.rI'J Hon J 1; hlcueili lfron lege mlght' “ot t°'dly D9 Bllilcflilir
‘d_iocese. Turning to the congrega- ple. and which is so essential to the M Eggknnon ' nh- ii; yyehgley; forkthi wastth (11 R 1°: \;gugi“g°At° is a
,tion, His_Lordsbip said he was de- well-being of every community. ML J_ E_ B_ Mccreadm ML _,_ H' inane t a a s ou e. ( p
ngutedwth th 'i tu nn w t ttntni it-h teen - _Ps°¢)~
i e ue come ey n e rus a e o cas os Mcounmi Mn J_ M¢15hae\_ Mr. Wil ,me Rector bunny reviewed the. Bread
accorded him, It had the rin of cor- Pita-lity of our citizens will alwa s - , ,
diality, sincerity and enthusissm, As he extended to Your Lordship, ago h';_";t Momu' d1:1i`_réssR:;‘gdviv’;'1‘_0me to the work of the session, and expressed and a
he had said to the clergymen, he that your intercourse wiith them may, B. her -‘gh students we ro mm the very great pleasure and honor came to them as a stranger and prac- at all times. be of the most pleasant is Us ‘fm e [een n’b, th? coguege they felt in the I-‘!"19¢l1C% tlldfe thai tically unknown to them, and they" nature. lt is, moreover, our earnest olfqnet Z1 £11-SE 1?,-\n¢%y¢; Dream aft°m°°“ 0' th? MW Bi9h0P- I had received him thus, not so much hope that you may long be spared to oincnes r ’ d W followed b the ton The BiB\10P H1 Willy. thanked lille, for his own sake, but because hendorn your high office, and that your § ‘v?“f)ma\;‘si mail d “term y ro ram,rector and the students very hesrtilyl came to them in the name of Al-‘labors amongst ils may not only re- 0"; ni’ d .C n wt¥chpre%°ct_ for their very kind welcome. He did mighly G0d~ That aCc0\1llt8d f0l° the'bound to the special advancement oi per Orme “tl gt magaer in mnnicm “Gt "'01" the" “mt day °xP°°t'mg ordiality and enthusiasm of their those -vho owe you spiritual alle- ad ‘hte greg; ICT; A°“,l,m‘1’ton and any oiilcial welcome; he had come to welcome. They had faith in him and giance but may contribute to the nilrec Ont rof the' cone e. Cnorns Show that l_\° intended t0 he alwllyg faith WHS the Sl”¢8f9St gilt HIM- could welfare of the rest of our people as "De mas §r§)no~ (S Renfyy hy Col: specially mtferested in the work 9" be bestowed on anyone. In these days well. leggwéleg Cm; Mm'nni Essay on the the institution,i and to shéiw his f worldliness and materialism they Signed on bennlf of the CR Zeus 0! Constitution 0( Canada by Mr Ray friendly interest n 1;. d ilg; snslwdig
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0ne advanlage oi investing in this Company is that you
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$100. invested in-this Company will guarantee al least
EIS; 90008 l‘¢fIll’l\ lllt lll*Si year. as $600. deposiiedjn ilie Sav- ings Bank. ‘llie assets oi. this tompanyare five pairs .oi _Silver - Black Foxes, PR0ll|-lil BllEElll$llS,’ all having had |iliers;,-the average lo a liiitr beingl 1-2 pups. The foxes are irom.llallnil, 0ullon and GordonSl0c|i, the best in the world.,and.are.h:oii\. l 0112 i0 1lll°¢¢ Wil' I0! 002- These are; real facts and should easilydecide for you llial our proposition is the one lol' you 1
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