THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHAMLU'TTETGWN, OCTOBER 24, £69:

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om af, ’ * 7 } N SW “us N AVS. = Si S| HE ISLAND CONTINGENT. i 8 presented Sunday with an address . “ Hee came a's Rae HAT ASAT catia uate PASI mse es ane - a ’ z 5 Tegeee BQN GN SIGNS FigNe | pare by the Orange Young Britone. ‘LOCA al { er eInss. vd 2 — wy < as ~~ Continued from page 1.) } made a suitable reply. ° ' 3 a a bas a Lc chico | ——— “3 MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE to his rightand left. After toasts tothe | ty wih pM 0 ng the lives of al : Mi ae oo k vere a | £ . ; , 1e men ofthe [a! io “Mind your own Business.’ } n Queen and President of the United States chant Se contivgent for South | ee | tis Ve weDese DOBRA yy, —" : ] i bad been duly honored, Goi Save the, or $ each at ordinary rates. | . . : \ ¢ DO SO = 6402675 , i Queen and the Star Spang d Banner hav- The citizens are paying the premiume. YMC A.—Remember annual meeting 4 4 i i ; hea) sung, the President announce 1 | —— serene this evening ats, Important matters, | 4 a t Mesere Prowse Brethers hed sig All the city militia companies will meet ; ~ | &% 4 their intentior f placing to the cred at the Drill Shed to-morrow morning at l OLICE Court _— Huch Brady, “er FZ Fs <i Mr. H. Brown, of their establishmen’, bat! half-past six o’clock tu form a guard of ukKenness, was this morning fined $2 4 e usual salary during his svsence; hopor for the Transvaal ce ntingent, or 10 cage, | ey “any HIS W K kK, KK is Aliso that three voiunteere fre mS uris— | re ae ee | ¥4 mo two ot whom were officers who resigned he members of ‘Me. 1Co., 82nd Batt. Ine Lake Huron.—The Lake Huron | 5 4 au } this commissions tO F&F rve in the ranks— will meetat the drill shed to-morrow at was reported pasting C ape Traverse at one %- 3 : , —s ’ ; , 2 rr | 9 l were to receive an advance donation of | 6.50,to accc mp-hy the Tranevaa!l con- | o’clock. She will Le dae here about | => €99 each from th ens of Souris. He] tpgent to the railway station | three this afternoon. | & - on e 2 of i ‘ . i | €e Bf ’ jnded over the money in gold to each} _. “a | wemigilbeeiiatee teae ut i. ; anid great cheering. The next toast “Our | This mornieg Private MacBeth was CNERAL Notice.—The funeral of the (24 *S ! a | guests—the Contingent” was drunk with | Te!) red from the contingent ard Corpora! late Mre. Vickerson, will take place to- | §.% be . morrow morning from her late residence,| 2% ~

ae | al! the horors Major Weeks ard Lieuten- | Charles Hine, Engineers, appointed in his | ; , | : | | ) | athedral ant Art! r M lish me or those who } aoe, ryt: Sireet, Opposite Kindergarten Hall, 4 From the manu fac turers, at

| at 10 o’clock to People’s Cemetery.

gave up their COmmissions &@s cfheers to | CY rve fs rivate i f ; | viniepenesinaii i serve as pl yates in the C avadian Contin<- A miniature or Mo rris tube Tange wae | ; tT tanle y Br OS....

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4 : ~ Premier farg were ne Arthur] morning for St. Jobn. | ; = a _ | Peters, Q. C.,and “the City Corporation VC > ottetown at 7.30 a. m (local time) on ( 7 l ———— Our principles by Mayor Warbur ton—who referred to the Mr. W.C. Harrie, A. R.C. A. arrived yA 0 ors

the tame train with volunteers, react:

om Halifex 3 : Fenin : ‘ from salitex on Saturday evenings Summerside at 9.45 am, returning leave

: | peci il arrangements m: ade gent—responded feelingly and appropriate~ this morning constructed by Lieutenant | Tae Copay.—TheC oban arrived in port | zi with the Railway f educed iy, Mr. March then sang in splendid Morris, of the Eogineers, and the men ure | 8bovt 4 o’clock this morning and Jeft! mete iN > voice **T:e Boys cf the Old Brigade.” | !0W bard at target practice. about 1 p.m. She hada very large ins | Ve Af Vv ma C fares “The Dominicn of Canada “Oar Own | —-~-— ward carge, and hai a good outward ca ( ( R DE 1) \ i 5 \ Kk [ I ENS Uhh. se ad ieee ina | Canadian Home’’ brought up LieuLenant No2 Co Artillery wil] parade at drill freight She proceeds to St. John’s Nfld, wad . \\ mnoave made S| €cia alr - Governor Mclotyre, Hop. Senator Fergu- shed at 6.30 a.m. to~morrow to march oft v1a Sydney, C. B. e ranvements, wher2 by al] | souand Hon. Fred de. St. C. Brecken. the South Africa contingent. aye + P LAIN \ i LV ETE [i NS “i © a yor & _ | Senator Ferguson laid stress, in the course meets ' A Seriovs Mistaxe.- Oo Friday Mrs. | ts 3 {nose Ww ho pure has e 110m us of his capital speech, u tk solidari The Engineer Con y will Tinta i . : 4 #; : : 1, Upon the solidarity , ~ Ompanyv, will. meet at | Deinstadt, wife of the pastor of Exmouth . A will Know that tl ey have | ofthe Britith Empire, ard the ot ject leee drill shed thes evening at 8 o'clock to bid | street Methodist church, swa!lowed some Sheen like silk, V e] Vv et all i ; their money ’s worth. } 300 given to the world in the fact evidenc- t heir comardes good~by e aod to present | arsenic solution by mistake for some Lag ' the I : | ed today, thatif one part of the Empire ie | * her with a testimonial of their regard, other medicine. A physician was hastily! & i} : t | o } attacked all the other parts are resdy to eer addi ae Fortunately the quantity 4 io Newest coors and lack, *s assist it. Mr. March then eang Rule . taken was emal!].—St. John Telegraph. 4 Our 2oods Brittania, the whole company joining PERSONAL. a ae | and the best value obtaiwahae Ee : . enthusiastically in ihe chorus, ‘The —-—— Go Witn tHe Vo.unteers.— Parties % } Our prices Provincial Gover ninent” was responded to Mr. and Mrs. T. A, Maclean left this | ¥!8b!ng,to accompany tke volunteers as far bs as Summerside tomorrow can leave Char. E> i :

fact that Lieut. H ensley, a Charlottetown ann v iid " : G + . ’ . =. CAN BE boy, was one of th ose engaged in the battle | M. L. George, an evangelist from | Summerside at 10 a m (local) arriving at

ee ee a ef vr Wty of Glencoe and s ubrequeut engagements; | Prince Edward Island, is holding services | Charlottetown, 12.15 a, m., (local). 4 OLY K

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RELIED ON cates Coaaaiae ire resend ‘stated | 12 Union ba |.Main Street. — St. Jobn Sun. | Fare $100 At intermediate statione POPPY j ie \

who took part in the Mr. Ernest Mellisa of the Mercbant’s | passengers can proccre tickets at corres~ wwe SAPPHIRE ‘ rox

| that three officers . great battleof Wate rloo were natives of Bank of Halifax, Antigonisb, arrived | pondingly low rates.

We Have W hat We Atvertise Pi clhenenhsaten’ tial by Councillor (Cap- yesterday by the Princees and returned smilie T racnER Appointep.—Mr. Norman A.

tain Hooper. Mr. A. E. Massie, of Prederic- | ‘418 moroing, Ty

Pa : cone well known t enor, then eang “the| = The Rev. G. I. Foster is leaving Lock- | Campbell, son of Mr. B. E. Campbell MY RT .

A visit t oour store CONVIM- | Queen of the Earth” and responded to a\ port for Aylesford. He was much es-| Darlington, has been appointed to teach} €& | i“ -~ + ) ces all tha t we neve ooo ai. with ‘‘Sally in our; teemedinthe parish, and his removal is | !8 West Kent School the poei-| & RO YA f, . a . —" > } . . j 5 , a " - ;

the fine-t and best assorted ast Mite ie eee Fehr mas| steptly regretied.—Canadinn Churckmen. | 10), SU ol + decane? teak of S NAVY z | eS . g ‘ : <= - LEC oO mo av ;

stocks of Dry Gceods in the! Rev. James Simpson, Rev. J. J. Teasdale, ; _ {absence to go to South Africa with the| %& ) Rev. D. B. McLeod and the Rev. W. J. Y M C A.—All interested in this insti~| Island contingeut. The appointment was a (J A R NI KT

McConnell ,—alil with excellent and ap-{ tktiorn are invited to be present at the an~| made ata special meeting of the School WE

| propriate epeeches. “The Army and| tual meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. Board held last evening. Mr. Bowness’| BR OWN . | ;

Navy” brought up Lt. Colonel Moore, Lt. Come and hear the lecture ty the Rev. | RO8!'ion remains open to him on his re~ ee VU ait .

Colonel Do gherty and Lt. Colonel McLeod, W. P. Archibald in Zon Church basement | '¥!?- 3 BL A CK .

candy in abundance.

| of Huoter River: and the “Bench and Bar” Fridt y evening at 8 o'clock. Subject— seis . g lock. :

Ju ie Fitz gerald and Mr. W. S. Stewart,! « wind your own busivess. Hoe maid Roure Scrveyep —The steamer Brant,

| Q.C.. both cf whom delivered elequent with Messrs. Bell and McLe!lan, M.P’e., ig

- ei. atriotic a e ‘6 ‘ a : ; THE Peg PLES STORE patt iti ad dresses. ‘T he unsuecessful | sence tanecntnn and several other citizens of Summers ide | e . | volunteers’’—t hose who had volunteered BORN on board, yesterday visited Cape Tormens' ye . Successors to.. | for service in the a oe aud oral not tine, leaving Summerside in the morning , t.4 | ac repre Boni w as proposed ry urgeon ajor To the wife of Wallace Wood Alex- and returoing about five 0° c lock _ | Warburiuen who remarked incidentally oe ee The ot j eu “ure > - wWreerre 1 CO’Y acdria, 20th ipst.. a eon jin the aftercoon, Lhe otject of the excur Be W. A. WEEKS and COY, 'that none had been refused becacee they | , ae : | gion waa to mske ap ine ticn ot the pro- t d that ao who | : . a ee eee, ee SITIES MT ey Retr rentne. ho: ~~ SY, 4 Pewee physical | v unfi , on posed route of the winter eteamer. The “iS ey . i Sh yan ot ek ee es eee + i ae +o ob» +S * o> i = | had been accepted averaged 5 ft. 84 inches | DIED. inspection, according to the Guardian, in- ¥ Ras SERS ARSE SEA ; aS Se ZN % ae in neight end a c best | seapesetotad! of 374 : : e . ; ; 2 at Caveadish.thie moreing, Se tee. , dicated that there ‘vas notbing to prevent MEZA AK AKKBREBAEA a ee ee a a a : ; | incbes.This toast was responded to by Capt. eT Tey ar ana lai | the Stanley from gviegon the Summerside WeASLALAAABBSALESEAAEABRA a> oo ~ 6 of No.2 Company Arti ilery, and slain v. SO mpson aged 67 yeare leaving and Cape Tormentine route. «il{{ a: Mr. D. O'M. Reddin, both with capitel a wife, five tons and two daughtere to ee at] ] A ee . : mourn. . | 3 |afier dinuer epee ches. Msjor Crockett Dn E 19 Tue Borrox Boat.— The steamer ai ‘

[Funeral Weduesday at 2 o’clock. 1 y . } Balifex arrived about half pastfour this

| mornip bringing the following | 4 ! rey to by Mesers W. L. Cotton and} infant daughter of John aud Maggie Dosle, ety : Mies ‘aoe Macpherson, Mrs < ‘ gers

| gave his favorite recitation, “ The Union | Jack, * with good effect.*“6 The Press”— In this city, on 23rd inst., Mabel E.

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| Fred. J. Nash, ‘* The Ladies,” and‘**‘God| aged 2 moathe. Maloney. Ms M Rvan, Mies © Mac- | wore ie Y a D ; "ae = = banquet to Ontbe 16:h inet., at the Parsonage, | donald, Mies W McLeod, Miss McMillan, <{j| Pega ie a eee te — ery el Batburst, af er a few dave’ illnees,Freddie,| J H Manning, Misa Jessie McPherson, at{|| th of masagemen L, Mrs. pe ee a heir you ngest son of Rev. W. Harrison, aged Mies J McInnis, Peter McKinnon, Alfred Shapes ea ers \{» ' cerned upon \be emivent succees of their} | years. McCurrey, N McLeod. John Macpherson «(|| Box Calf [i> he Lak 4 J efforts, aod W.lham Ware. The Halifax left on at{{| 1 OX Va De CLuron an 5 a MT t to afternoon. H t i . . 7" if ‘alf Y paubowets hi . dq The Island contingent will leave to-mor~ “LOCAL NOTICES. aie iaclaiea ities anoma eaaced <{[| Ihe Aristocratt Vax Calt : | other steams ips an row morning en reute to the Transvaal. 3 | Mr CC Nelson, Mre E ssors, Mise Belle aiff! - Vici Kid iv s ailing vessels, can have! They wil! be escurted to the railway sta- a a le ' Gillie, Mra } Nichilson, Mies C Holman, ; ‘ Natural Kidduck {ft hi h shi ents insured tion by the city milita with bands of a James Mullin Miers Buchanan ati] [ih ! their shipments : music. ‘Tbe train wi!l Jeave at halfp-ast| B- C. Mirs McPherson Mies Hattie «{l} “ Footform | here at low rates; at | reven, local time. Extra cars will be Join the ehorthand class which opens Good, Mra E W ot ate end stir. Sire $33.50 A PAIB |} all seasons | placed on the regular train for the accom- | ten! ght atthe CBCat730. W Moran, Giald and Wick Seat. ’ -({{| “ Bulld {}he al, Svea modation or the contingen and al! wha) Jicensed teacher of Pnonography. Spa °8 " with to acc Om pany ‘then io Summei- pe atl COI ORS FRED W HYNIMAN wr ‘The aaanaile tral ne. tt ¢ west Up to date sheet wusie at Miller Bros. Tue Bic Bazaan.—The bazaar in aid «(|| " Globe q ae {jie : will be held at Summerside and the ex- Have you seen it? Our Box Calf boot of Bt. ges. pean clored a «({{| Tan, Russet ENT cursioniste will return to Charlottetown ty | fer men; good style only $2.00 a pair at R. evemeg WA ‘ at ea ae ri ws all ‘ Broadfoot Chocolate [lee 4G it, being due about 12 o’clock local. The | H. Ramsay & Co’s. eee ee + ota Mb, ‘z= oie of return fare is only $1. It -s probable thet { eo ime - = ae oe y " «fil L1lVve stock by steamships the greater hamber of the niiliia «fiicers | — see i ba ee ue of ibe Cross band, ar oo aa} ; deena eneinet of Gin and a good many other citizens will par- choruses by St Dunstan’s Cellege etudeuts S C> ‘ . yvered against ai : ticipate in the excarsion. | ar Mr. Oeaelce si a — hg «(lll cakeS Was concucte iF r. Ove eee —_ vv VVVVNYYE TS : ™ Ge f

pa . 1 Norton, and good prices were obtained. $60 EO ie _ oa acon — The election Janeaieett the = popular a hi ee cies | ) ; — | noon by bis fellowemploves of the Royal ee Peer ogre — = > Ei | Electric Company, and Mr. James Wad- Poa ao, a. ane saa’ teem H Hot 5 rings or — > | Gell Superintendent, with a hasdsome - d 7 ns | D | gold ring on which his name was artir~ abroad notpreviously acknowledged was a) learance | au ec |

handsome sofa cushion preeented by Mre. I] bed. Mr. Waddell also ase a Mineral Springs at Home ‘ cally inscribed, Mr, Weddell slo se | —T0 MY OLD STAND Jobo E. Macdonald, of Portland, Me.

Our shirts are (ne WG & R make. Nice patierns. Fresh stock. Some are open back and front with cuffs attached and

Por the Weak or Strong, Sick or Well ——— Rj h ( Gi { Produces clean Major Weeks, at the drill shed this IC mon b ree a . W inter detached Comforts See our nobby Ties in Puffs, Knots, 4 in Hands, Bows, Strings

iness, health.) morning,gave the men their first in- etc, Now is the ume for bargains.

trength and vi | struction in the drill of a company in Fourth House from Queen St. Keep out the cold by r wearing a CHAMOIS GORDON & McLELLAN 5

ality, depels| attack. If time permite he will put them VEST, the warmest

olds, fevers and | | through the same movemenis at the park r —around te— article of clothing made. : ' =

lisease. this afernoon. #4 ~=———London House Corse

These baths | : reas sre highly en-s| Mr. Neleon Brace, Engineers, @ member | of the Island Contingent for South Africa,

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Wil on, F & 8, od he — = OF ee A hcuse conveniently situated on Dor-~ We have the different ' : ‘ a ” § ’ chester St., uow occupied by the under- | ' sizes and prices. I (3 ~~ io 7 P# 6 K | Le ( &G |

D, Dr. Fowler signed, containing 15 rooms. Stable S | unstan’s 0) 6ge " ey a A SKAL IVE aS e - i f ’ Chest and back protect- 3 2.

= 8. . , 2% . a sathuadisies for 12 borses. All in first i ndsu. viwers. Write for circulars and clase order. Suitable for a boarding house,

| . :, ors, a good stock from Charlottetourn Sash and Door Fact B | zmoviols to— raicon or private dwelig, Parts GJagsicgl and Commercial. 5 re

which to select.

Residence—"* HoTe. DA Vres.” D.C hice Heurs--9.20 to 1 prrm-, 2to3p, m. ue

uEy ce tested for glas 8 es 129,d. |

‘ , desiring to eee the house may do so from a | ' t ° a‘: j W. G. MOORE, Ageni 10 to4 o’clock op apy day. Emulsions, Cough Syrups |! 2 7 h aA ced workmen and first-class machinery, we are prepared te 4 Yity P.O. Box, 653 Will be sold reasonably. AFFILIATED TO Laval. Lotions for chapped ff pply cortractors and others with Doors and Frames, Sashes and Frames, ia a. § | 240 - db MICHAEL SWEENY UNIVERSITY hands, ete | erior and exterior Fizush, etc. etc. eZ. — a a ere . | iq D a = L DICKEY TO LET—The cores nents ore ies The classes in St. Dunstan’s Colleg | | OUR SPueCITIES Be char] ottetown ospital, co e | Late of ot ry al I 01 ndon | pnthalmic Hos rooms. exclusive of | kitchen ae meee: f eae on TUESDAY, the 12th | | Gothic Windows, Stairs, Stair Rails. Balusters, Newel Posts, Cypress Gutee YL UAl, oorne é S coac ° q , ; doa Throat & Ear Hospital moderate. Porsession Ist Nov. Apply on the} “Bor farther particulars apply to and tag We Kiln Dried Spruce and Hardwood'Flooring, Kiln Dried Clear + S22 jalis* tin diseases of the premises to MraConnolly. 240 tf . P.*McLEI.LAN, Spruce, Sheathing and Clap Boards — Eye. Ear. Nees & Throat | ~ Sib TA house on Mel eque Rosé. 0 Rector E@ Give us a call. e-— tenements, 6 rooms in ‘€ac S: Dunstan’e College, OBERT , : R FPALMER & 30 J

month, each tenent. Appiy to Thomes Mon- ; aghan, on the premires. 401i Ch’town, Aug 30, “99