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An Independent Journal. \1Hf=l‘°mm°U°d B-nd , t-arlesinaimiiirr to be

Just. impartial. Rellable, Newsy

adds its hearty tribute to Mr. L`aii"ti’sjM

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TUESDAY. OCT. 18. 1%.

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Sumlyslde- U non. navin Lamb.

Many of our more public spirited

citizens will no doubt desire to join in the banquet to I-Ion. David Laird at‘ the Hotel Davies this evening, That distinguished gentleman has been so

| llong and prominently connected with p

_ our provincial and civic aifairs, as

well as with the larger concerns of

` our interests in the Dominion, that

i his permanent removal from our

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Every kind of insurance

written in leading British

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mi con u n e e sma import. He served for years in our city council long ago; has more recently served the city in important trusts as chairman of the board of \Vater Commissioners, now with the construction of sewerage added; he

C0UJP°°l@=`>, and at l0WeSt POS- l has been a member of the governing

l. W. HYNUMAN,

board of Prince of Wales Coll°ge,_ a member of the provincial Legislature for years and for a. briefer period of

one ofthe Fathers of Confederation so far as this Island was concerned ;he has represented an Island constitu- ency in the national parliament and by an important pdrtfolio in the federal cabinet; and he was for a term of live years Her Majest ’s re resenta-

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INSURANCE AGENTS. ‘tive as Lieutenant Governor of the

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WE claim to have one of the BEET

and LARGEST Ciiociri-iiir, CHINA and Gnass STORES in the Provinces. We will give one Tea Set FREE to any man or woman who will give proof of theperson that bought three Sets at one time out side of our store, in Ch'town, during the past year, that is to lay, Dinner, Tea and Chamber Set. We have the goods the people want.

Call and see our blue store.

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We have added to our establish- 3 ment an 'np-to-date FOUNDRY 2 with all the latest improvements. =

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Ouraim is to lease our custom-

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gCa.nada or U.S. q yé We have therefore, procured the E very lest American Sand and i one of the best Moulders in the 5 provinces. We are now in a pos- i ition to meet the long desired _“ needs of the public. :Shy nlotbpatronpze home Indulg- §

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Gras us a triil and geyconviriced E what We say is true. == Give us a. call and we will en- § deavor to please you.

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Northwest Territories.

These`are important public trusts,

requiring ability and discretion in the right discharge of the duties appet- taining thereto, and it is only due to Mr. Laird to say that in all the public positions he has held he has not only displayed ability of a high order but has proved an honest and incorruptible public servant against whom no word or suspicion as to his integrity has ever been heard. But after all his longest and most most arduous labors have been in connection with the daily press, in which he has been a valiant and unwearied soldier. He has doubtless written words in the heat of political discussion that others may have differed from and p°rhaps at times resented, but his opponents have always credited him with sincerity and honesty os purpose. In all his public writings and addresses there has been a clear note of loyalty to Queen and country that is worthy of the highest commendation, and the educative force of which upon the ,community will always be felt. This feeling has been lifelong and foremost in his mind, and those who have read his daily deliverances in his journal ‘have always felt that they were read- ing thc thoughts of one who loved his country. His many public lectures have also been alike instructive and patriotic.

His removal to a distant field of

usefulness will be a distinct loss to the city and province; to the Island \ press, so which he sustains the rela- I tion of a father; to the Presbyterian church of which he has long been a worthy member and office bearer; to ,the temperance cause, and to every _ worthy and philanthropic undertaking in our midst. For all these reasons the public ban uet of toni ht will b

, _ _‘l _ 3 __ 9 ,fitting testimonial from citizens

among whom he is held in the highest esteem. Tni; GUARDIAN cheerfully

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reat abilit and success as a public

gvriter und his worth as a man and B citizen, And we extend our best wishes for his pro-perity a'-d happi- n€~s in li s iii w ln ine in the lair wi'.>l

now for theiirst _time to become' a terminal for the trans-Atlantic mails ;

contemplatioii for fonidcationsto pro- tectwthe port. A pork packing sstab- lishment costing $100,000, and two

proposed to provide yards for the

Such are some of the feheering feat ures of the outlook in one centre of the eastern provinces.

A Wsrllig .

Able to Keep His Place i:i Spiie of Difficulties.

He Writes About His C.or.:fit‘-:~n -» Wife and Children Helped. WALLACEII 'Q RG, ONT. -Th 9 follow

ing letter will prove of interest to vvo/;‘i< ing men and ol hers who may he in s. con- dition similar to that of the wri;er:

“For three years I was subjeci to poor

spells. I'always felt tired, could not sive,

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the EXe0UtiV9 0f the Pmvlncei he “'33 ` at night and the little I could eat did no.

do me any good. I have beenfwcrking at the barber trade for about 20 years arf for the last tour years I have been ve"y closely confined and have had my mean very irregularly. I was taken with ii

Very Severe Cough and the doctors said it was caused by my stomach ti-ou it-les. I lost flesh and became so weak I was hardly able to stand up to the chair to work. One day I happened to be looking over some testimcsiial let- ters and I thought I would try I-iood’= Ssrsapsrilla. Bc tore I had taken two bot- tles l began to feel better and in a short time i' felt fine] 7,' and had gained 21 pounds in weight. Iiiave taken nearly Vdve bottles and now I feel like a msn again. I am

Stronger and Healthier than I have ever been in my life. My wife and children have also taken Hood’s Sar- , saperilla for a blood medicineand realized

much benefit from it; As tor myself I cannot say too muclr- for it. I firmly be- l_ieve that if it had not been for Hood’s

Sarsaparilla Iv.'o.uld not have been able to work at my trade any longer.” JOHN W. OOUGHLIN. Get only HOOD’S.

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Only $1.38 for l`len»’s Fine Kid Fashionable

Boots.

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Silk and Feathers I

a. huge dry dock is almost assuredand t _ p ' _ a large imperial expenditure. is in APE 'BQSt _

big pulp mills are among the new 1 _.’._ _ ~ industries of the immediate future. ` Diamgnd Dye, Fug; Blacks (gg Dying In connection with the dock it is l Wool. Cotton, Mixed goods, Silk anc

Feathers are the te-t in the world- They

conggmcgign gf gin] ghi__ps_ 1; has ‘are the puns , strc ngest and easiest to begnpmdicted that Bdtish shipbuild-, use; a child who can read the directions

can use them and obtain perfect 'r suits

ers would presently begin to move to , ' _ ~ this side of the Atlantic as some Vlgmgni D;°0F;‘?tt,?::;i;grue,;';r atilvsgké other'Bi°itisli`industribb» have done. I ab” r lb J ' - 8 y

brighter after being well and freely v ash d .I

Diamond Dye Fast Blacks are so

much stronger than the common adulter-

y ~ » ,Fluted package and soap grease dyes

‘ that one packet will do the work oi ll three of any other n ako, and give res-

" ults that the common eyes can never ap- proach. ' _

Do not be deciived ly bulky pack-

ages ot' rdulieraled a d s0~p grease dy¢s; worthless ingredients do rot pro- pduce beau y in colors.

If you value time, mi ney, materials,

.good temper ard pli-ssl-re in your work, new are ot the realer uho, tor the sake of extra pn lil, will iffer you common .dyes Dian oi d Dyes are the only ie- ltalle, true. testi fi aid guaranteid lly(~`S. i

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y llew underwear al Piltn’s. 12. if l

p 75 B1-xi.s. of cl oice dry lteqing rnions. wht.-l» sale and retail. 10 bs. 25c.; 20 lbs. 450.; 50 ll s. $1 Retailers ann, hotels would do wrll to get our pri¢_e_¢

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_gYour Ho r s l©in good condition by using

gin: lsulli coiumull vowitn.

Every ounce i of it valuable "

adrugs put up by ourselves

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. dreds who use it and praise

Price 35c.. _

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about this line, using all the big adjectives we know of. It’s a rlfjrdy, it’s a daisy, it’s a lamb. :-~-e it- in the window this wt t k at

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Made from nice, soft kid, o the fashionable coin toe last, and finished with brass eye lits and hooks in the latest styles.

Never before were Men’s

fine Shoes sold so cheap.

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LONDON

Fe New Cloth for iFall and

We have o ened a line lin

rsvon Us AND YoURsELvEs. G. . 9 6 °f N°bby Cmhs if

_ Suitings. Overcoatings and Trousering.

Call now and get first choice-a full line of Gents’ Fur-

& can ishingsaiwayson hand.

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@ A most valuable remedy for the ef

diseases of horses, cattle, sheep

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_ able case, with a large assort

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St. John appears to be lookin; up,

not only as one of the great shippiing > t g p

orts of Canada, but also as an in us- -A , ‘- . < p _ iirial centre. The C. P R. is building Ior coloflng ‘waoig ‘ The ID0l`it i¥lt8l‘B8lZlB{! l‘PMli¥l§

second and larger elevwor; the In ,i ht hue m mls V

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OUR AD*VER'|

prices that youwill like.

'ii-IERE is A FLUTFER oF

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The styles we show are the acce

the Fall season. Exquisite taste, new not-» l effects making our

bowel' ol' beauty. _

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A vu: gmiicent selection of all the

most liisliltiriable effects in Black Dress here (hir variety of materials is so sun- W- mn <uit any taste, at a lice to

Fall

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A splen-

did glove for Full WBBI' IB -mt' Ludirs' 4 button SW!~'(`l9 Gl|»V8 in llluck and I

j T li _shades

at 4U-= W - .. 0

Fam-_v I:l.in_<_;wr»orl Cloves at Qoc 'per pair ' A Cashmere Gloves in all the

fading shades.

‘Needle s.

‘A pretty needle case in

pocket book style, nicely hn- ished vith assorted needles, ' On y 25 cviits each. `

A very p~etty and ` service

ment ot' ne-clles for eveiypgg,

only 45 cents each

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x ‘ is the best atdicheapest in the

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Flannelm

Are you in nerd d our Grey Ftooooi is

‘_ fast at l4c, 16c, 180,

per yd

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Jusrfro give you` an idea of

where you ought to buy your dress good-, that is if money saving is an obj»ct to you, we’ll mention two lines. Fancy Boucle Dress Goods 40 in. wide, only 22c per yard.

Heavy all Wool Serge in

Black and Navy Blue, 38 in. wide, fl-’»c. per yd.

llifa ntees.

hands in Pink. Blue, Garnet, etc., in Silk and Wool at 24c. per pair.

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l l` ' t ` S For _ he ' . ` Ladies- () Veiting at l.°171#.'}`.’5""/1 llc. pt-r vd. up. ‘.\~.-z~rf»:~r¢'2 , _ , “

Ladies Collars

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»‘~-_.`\ per pair. White

hem stitch lidlzfs., 9c. each, Colored bordered I-Idkfs, 30, Ladieswiiite Aprons l8c. each, ‘ Grey Jean Corsets 2-5c per pair. '

A LADIES’

exactly what suits them in every case.

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Ladies’ heavy

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Fancy

Combs, hue Bair

Hornette

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_special showing Ill Headwear LEBVB f early in tl e Wccli

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` Our Mantle Department this season is an

success, nearly all sizes are still to be had, 5° W”