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Centlemen

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THEY'RE AT TAGISH LAKE.

‘Letter From G. A. Dixon,

SOME EXPERIENCES ALONG THE KLONDIKE TRAIL.

About fifty pairs of Gents’ Kid Gloves, all shades, all sizes, just as good as new, but

SLIGHTLY SPOTTED,

50c pair to clear regular price $1.25 and $1.50 pair.

WEEKS.

Just received, a magnifi- cennt assortmeut of

New Neckties New Bows, new Tecks, new

Washing Ties, new Four-in- hands,

Shirts and Collars, white and Unlaundred Shirts

at all prices. 75e unlaundered sizes, 14 to 17}.

Collars & Cuffs

Best 4 ply Linen Collars, 20c quality, ear price; latest atyles,

2 for 25 cents Best Linen) Cuffs, 2 pairs for 45¢ Ladics’ New Black Surshasles and LE mbre las A very special line, good covering and pretty handle, |

$1.15

Boat Building---The Party All Well and in Good Spirits.

Foot «f Tagish Lake, May 1.—We ar- rived here on April 26, are camped at the toot of the lake 60 miles below Lake Ben- net, and will remain until we build four brats. We were rather tired on ar- rival, and the oxen we worked bore a etrik- ing resemblance to DeCourcey’s famons

colt.

as it wasa hard one, and appeared to be gettiog harder the further we went. But when we gottothe Lake we took our whole outfit in one trip with eight exen. We had overaton on some of them. Since arriving here we killed an ox, and co bave been enjoying fresh meat—food fic for the gods. The balance of our cattle are about a mile from here, back near the mountain, in & marsh where there is lots of bunch grass. There is no sncw there and they are doieg fine. We consider our- selvesin luck to get such good feeding ground. Mciae and | spent half a day looking for e suitable place for our cattle. ‘Tbis spot ts a regular park, right in the middle of the woods near the mouota':D, with plenty of water aad feed sufficient to last a meatb.

This is the first Sunday wehbave not worked since leaving Skageay. Wortman, McRae and I went fora trampup® the mouatain. We started at ten this morning avd returned at six. Wetook our gold pans slong, panned out ¢wo pans of gravie aed sand and gol qaites “ sight” in each, We also shot two grouse which will vary our bill of fare. Vramping ap mountaius gives one a“ tired feeling. ”

We got our logs afi cut and yarded to our saw-pit, and willcommence whip-saw~ ing in the morning. We expect to get out # here the lastof this mooth.

Opposite our camp the lake is all open, but up further thre is two feet of ice. The aveather bere is simply perfect; there has not been a bad day siuce we arrived. We work with our coats, aod find our clothing rather heavy. Mosquitoes are after us in gooa an’ | tell you they are beauties, twice che size of those at henre-

There are lots-ef butterflies, al-@ bears. The scenic effeets are superb, quite bevond deseriptioa, and we are all enjoying the very best of health.

This is the earliest epring they have had here for vears. The “White Horse Rapids” are open. Two-thirds of the people who came here have youe thack.

Ve hav from tbe moant- ed police, sO cousider il reliavie. A mau pamwn<d O’Neill-deserted his wife on Tush: Lake, and weat home. He sold nearly all the provisions, leaving her nothing but

The best

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Gents’ Umbrellas

A full new stock of light rolling silk umbrellas, wood and steel tubes.

Ladies’ New Waterproofs New biack colored | spring capes, etc.

W. A. Weeks & Go.

Wholesale & Retail,

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¢ Attractive ¢ Surroundings

are most important to home comfort. You can’t expect to be per-

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the tent and some evaporated goods. Sti had lots of ge#t, and gota party te take

her to Dawsva. Women are scarce on this trail.

Percy Reid is camped quite near our tent with his party. They are aii well. We have four tents pitched in a lovely spot, used respectively tor cookiag, dining, eleeping and for persot al beggage. Altogetber there are fifty tents ear us. We will get ie ms S00n a8 ary One as every one who goes to Klondike must pass here. I don’t think the ice on the lake Is safe enough to let any mere people down this far. We ere ahead of all the peeple who came by Lake Bennet. Ve came by Tush: “We oever heard of thi slake unti!

route,

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fectly comfer‘able in & : | hart E ” ’ : re ore i moris sity. oome ve ) Fal house that needs new Wall we got lo Suarire © 1e people Far p we would never get over. But we did— . aper. i with lote of bard work. From Log Cebiu to Tushi Lake is twelve The right WALL PAPER miles. We ured to take a load te the Lake well put up makes all the é avd go back to Log Cabin same day. difference in th« world tothe T'wenty~four miles is good walking in a é | dar, especially when vou are driving slow appearance 0 the home. | oxen. We teok all our outfit across We have tbe right Wall Tushi Lake te the portage between the ” r ) Ss oar > Paper. lake and “Winey Arm in one trip, but i t yok 18 ali day ty gv this #1x mules we were

loaded so heavy. We had to feed our cattle on the ice as they were gettimg done out. We built a fire on the eide of the lake, boiled oar eofee, bad a hearty meal,and got to the portage about six ip the evening. | From there to Wiady Arm is five miles. ’

Moore & MeLeod,

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The Wail Paper Mea. We thought it tea when taking @ load . For the first quarter mile we could only haul three hundred pound-

Same DeeieeseeeeeT with an oxas it

AUGTION SALE. Foe Valuable Property

third further thar aay other brand. Yeo Escate on corner of Prince and

Grafton Sts., to be offered on Wednesday, 25th May,

AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON.

This well ‘known property situated on the corner of Prince and Grafton Streets, will besold at public auction on 25th., May, at 12 o’clock nocn. It bas a front- age of about 109 feeton Prince St. and about &5 feet on Grafton St. This is ove ofthe best available sites in the city for | either residental, business or hotel pur-

poses. GEO. STANLEY, E.ecutor Estate Late Caroline Yeo

was upa steep bill. It took

Absolutely Pure

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

I will wot describe out trip to the lake, |

us three days to get over this five miles This will give you an idea of what the roid ie iuspote. From there to here the travelling was easy. Small, Woriman, MeRae and Kennedy will go up to the

Stewart river; Brent and I willlikely go to |

Daweaon City. but not far.

Henderson is ahead of us Cham McKay’s cattle passed

down yesterday; be wiil be here himself in |

a day ortwo. He has two men driving bis cattle, and feeding them as we do vo bunch grass. Weare all in “the pink of condition, and in goed spirite.

PERSONAL.

Mr, and Mre.’Percy Pope will be pas~- sengers in the Halifax to Boston tomorrow afternoon.

Sir William Van Horne, President of the C. P.R, and Mr K. B. Aagus have gone to Engiand on C. P. KR business.

Mrs Jenkine and Miss Jenkins left this morning to joiu the doctor and Mr Harry Jenkins in Alberta. We wish them a plea- sant trip.

It is pleasing to hear that Mr. Thomas Irving, one of the science graduates at Mc- Gill University has been appoivted assis~ tant eog'veer on the C PR.

Mr. H. A. Price, of the I. C. R. passenger department, is ia the city. leaves the first of the week for Island.—Moncton Times.

Atthe Queen Hotel: F E Butcher, St Mary’s, Ont; David McArel, Port Morien; Henry McArel, Glace Bay;Geo W Saun- ders, Halifax; Thos E Simpson, Brantford.

Dr. Anderson, of Prince of Wales Col- lege, is to make an extended tour of Europe, and exvects to leave Charlottetown about the Ist June. His daughter will join him in Paris.

P. E.

Dr. Duncan, of Montana, is visiting this province and is registered at the Hotel Davies. Dr. Duncan is a brother of Mr. J. M. Duncan, of West Kent School.

Dr. F. Lefargey, dentist, of Summerside late graduate of Baltimor Dental College, will be in Kensington an Wedne-day and for the balanee of this week where he will attend to ail business in his line.

All interested in horse racing will be glad to learn that Mr. George Carvill, of St. Joho, is again at liberty to drive on all tracke under centro! of the National Trott- ing Association.

Hotel Davies: F D Scott, Montreal; W K Rogere, Summerside; J A Ciarke, J M McLeod, W C Pitheld, M C Barbour, St John; David Burke, Mon. cea!; Jno J Jobnson, do; B C Cox Sourie.

Mr Hecter Campbell, second officer of the steamer St Louis, has received a silver

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memorial ‘cup, $1600 in gold,a gold watch and gold aed silver medals, for having dis- piayed heroism atthevime of the smking of the Holland~Arerican Steamer Veendan, formerly the White Star steamer Baltic. Besides these, the Queen of Hol- and is sending Mr Campbell and the other of the St Louisa pair of heedsome Mr Campbell is a som cap

tain Renald Campbell, of Augustine Cove, and at one time “ailed with Capteta Reid o1 the Charless E. Lefungey.

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opera chass?s.

{1,@. F.—Members of Court Mount Stephen will please renrember the spec ial meeting tonight, at 8 o’ckock, sbarp, to re~ oonewier the matter of badges or eashes for mem bers. The meeting will be sisort. Every member is particularily requested to te rrerent.

saiinaanin’

Nowadays when women are tzying to do vergihing it is not strange that many things are overtone. It is not-etrange that thore are all kinds of physical and mental! disterbances. [f the womea who is a «l a jowroslist, or in

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loctor, or a lawsyer, business would get try to be a society wo- men too it might ‘be days work bas yet to be born. a wonan’s wav is to keep doing until she Working im this way has mani- The most common trouble resulting from over-exertion, either memtally or physically, is constipation of the bowels, with all its attendant horrors.

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are most effectual remedy in the market. They work upoa the system easily, natur- allv..

aroy $s.

fox evils,

taking them. No griping—ao pain - no 4 iia - TT? : 8 . discomfort. They are composed of ma- terid.s that go threugh the system grada- ally, collecting all impurities and, like the goot tittle servacts that they are, dispos- ag of them effectually.

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DIED.

Effie McLennan,eged 70 years, widow |

of the dat? Dousld McLennan, departed this life the 18thinst. The de- ceased was a great sufferer during the past 3 years, and bore it with great patience and- reeignation to the Divine Will. She was @ derply exercised believer. of Jong standing, and left this werld to join the fellowship of the Redeemed in glory. She bas left two sons and three daughiers to mourn the loss of a loving mother,

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There is no unpleasant nausea after |

Caledonia, |

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‘Exotxgers will meet for dr.l. thie evening at eight o'clock.

From Boeroy.—The steamer Halifax will be due tomorrow morning.

Nor Bercre Tiwe.—A new plankway is being put down onthe Prince Street | ferry wharf.

Park are now in good order and will be ready for play tomorrow.

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| | Lawn Teyxis —The Courts at Victoria |

Stitt Tuer Come. More summonses are being issued for persons charged with riding bicycles on the sidewalk.

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Court Ay npaLe.—Regular meeting postponed until Tuesday evening, May 31st, owing to 24th being @ holiday.

Practice for the First Methodist Church Recital at Kindergarten Hall this evening at 8 o’clock, sharp.

ArtiLLery.—-No 2 Co, drill tonight at 730 sharp. Detachmentto fire a Royal

Salnte parade tomorrow at eleven o’clock 2.m,

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Deatu or Giapstone.— Fitting referen~ ces to the death of the Right Honorable. W. E. Gladstone were made in many of the city churches yesterday.

Fish Prentirvy.—Herring are reported to be very plentiful at Tignieh and Mimin- igash, and fine catches of lobsters are being made at North Cape.—Pioneer.

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Opera Hovse.—The Frost Dramatic Company closed their season in this city on Saturday evening when Peck’s Bad Boy” was played toan appreciative au- dience.

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Laws Partry.—Don’t forget ‘the place and date, $t. Dunstan’s College, on or about the 2let June. It will be under the direct- ion ef the ladies of St. Joseph’s Sodality, and a grand time is assured all who attend

Savincs Banx.—Mr. Percy Pope, As~ | sistant Rec:iver General, has been granted ‘ two-and~a-half months leave of absence. His placejwill be filled, during that time, by Mr. Wallace Leitch.

——— Tue Rita in Port.—The barkentine Rita, Olsen master, arrived on Saturday evening from New York with coal for Rorald MecMillas. She will be loaded with oats for the Old Country by the owners, the Messrs Richards, of Bideford, -_ oC ‘ W. L. C.—A special meeting of the Ex~- ecutive of Women’s Local Council will be | held in the Y M C A parlor, on Wednesday | 25th inst., at twelve o’clock. Members who cannot attend persovally are asked to send a representative.

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Lievor Reeviarion Act.—A summons for violating the Liquor Regulation Act has been served on Harry C. Covnoliy. The charge is that Connoly is selling ia an apartment not fitted according to law. The eummons is returnable on Thursday.

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Perice Court —This forenoon John Kelly an old offender, was fined $18 or 60 days for Seing druok and disorderly. The fine was suspended upon Kelley’s promise to leave thecity. A countryman was fined $2 or L6 days for being drunk and incap~ able. A teamster, for obstructing the sidewalk, was fined five ceats and costs.

A Terst Marapy.—A strange disease kas broken oLt among the eattle in Loch Lomond, and other parts of the country. The eximals affected appear ali right in the t in the evening are found lying in the pasture. After the first «ymptoms it is only afew minutes until ere deaa. Several farmers have lost woor three of their best animals.—Bras V’Or Gazette.

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Sore or Excuanp.—The Sons of Eng- land Gbserved the Queen’s Birthday yeerer \day by attending service in St. Pauls’s Chureh at eleven o’clock. The sermon lon the oceasicn was delivered by Rev. J. T. Bryan, and it was ao able and eloquent effort. procession to and from the chureh was excellent in every respect, and the streets alovg the route were well filled with people. Tae Artillery Band pre- ceeded the brethern, playing choice music.

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Fromw MontreaL.—tThe steamer Coban arrived from Montreal about two o’clock this morning, with a large general cargo and several round trip passengers. She will sail for St. Jonn’s, Nfld. via North

| Svdnev. this afternoon. Her outward cargo | will inelade 354 head of cattle, 9 horses,

300 bags of oats, 500 bags of potatoes and |eundry other freight. Ex-Councillor ‘Hughes and Mr. William Boyle will be | passenger: to St. John’s. The popular

snd «ficient commander of the Coban, ‘Captain Robert Fraser, and his capab'e and obligiog staff of officere, were warsaly

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We show the largest range of cloths in the city in all the popular shades.

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300 pairs of our make of pants are now worn by the peo- ple of P.E.I., and you cannyi see two patterns the same,

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