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By Reporters and Correspon- dents Everywhere.

Mr. W. F. H. Ciirvell was wearing

in the lappelle of his coat yesterday a ~~"~ord crcwth raspberry which be had pic<e.i :mm his garden in Brigi'ifi~n.

I'r is said that 82, 485 passengers

from the Maritime Provinces .Were landed in Boston by steamer during thiipast four months. From Halifax thre were carri_d to FBoston by La Grande Uucheses,-1,873. and by S. S Halifax 3,017.-Truro News.

0' A Co1tREsPoNDnN'r from McGill University sends us the following :This yeiirtwo of our P. E. 'I. men are filling positions of honor and responsibility on the stat! of two of our leading papers. Mr. C. J. MacMillan. ot Charlottetown thas been appointed Editor in Chief of the McGill Outlook. As Editor ol the only truly University paper Mr. Mac- Millan has the onporaunity of influenc- ing the student life to a large exwnt. As Editor of the Presbyterian College Journal Mr. J. B. McLeod B. A. ot Springlon has the management of the most widely read Theological college paper in the Dominion. In point ot literary merit it is surpassed by none on the Continent. Not only do the students write for it, but Professors who have gained a world wide reput ation contribute to its pages.

THE Church is to _be congratulated

on the good reports presented at the

apptrutgotplo:l19h£Ip;nu;§gPr;>e?;‘;‘;; :he recieved 'tram friends at home] through the proceedings, and the worhl' -h* ."5 ol the year down by the sea cheered they hearts and tuned the voices of speakers [and listeners. The various schemes oil the Church were 'well 'reported ;upon and progress show‘u~s1l_along the lure. Rev. Dr. Campbell reeeivadf -much en- . 1°..-:f.=°'=.:.°'..-sz. ` ‘P °°°__ _S _Y J trout. famed' the' meu is the Synod were -iippnlntdtlgsub-agents A to iisip; na- -'_o¢mpss11.i'-f_{isv. nr. Bebsris9n=slss~jhsd'sp re- :.-ii‘.°~?[...-'»°i~~'.:=,‘-.f;,°:'.;~.ia‘:.':':.~1i

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_ the ltfsiteg-s~ section “nie _ hnreh to f succeed the late Dri .- In Truro ' where the' nynod _fintt."”wa‘s formed 'the first Presbytery in’Ca_uada_ in 1786. ` and it has been a s‘rongholdo¢ Presby- -terianism ever since -Presbyterian Review. ~ "

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Srarvcunr. Ns:ws.4-'.l‘hs farmers are

through with their harvest-p‘a'nd some have already started their lall’s plough- ing.-Petar Kelly, Eaq , sold his' iam-; ons carriage stallion, Bill. to `W. Mc- Donald, Spriugton. Mr. Ke‘ly received quite a handsome sum for his horse.-_ Miss Mnrdiua McDonald, who has been spending an 'extended holiday < with her parents at Stsnchel. left Fri- day for Cambridge. Mass., where .she will spend a t-w weeks with her Aunt.. Miss McDonald carries with her the best wishes of her ma-ny, Stanchel Ati-ienf'~._.Mr. Angus. Mclptesb, oi Spriigtvn, "eitMondsy for B. C-.' His many rriends wish Mr. Mulniosh, 'suc- --ese in his new home._. Mr. Bruce sfmith,is_ spendinghis- _vacation with his parents at New Glasgow. Mr; lHenry _ Ford intends adding a new wing to his already large store.-» Mr. Ford started in business here only‘a few monihs ago -and now he has the larzest dry goods store in Stanchel. -Miss Maggie Nicholson _left by the ‘Northumberland fer Boston Saturday. -where shewill spend the winter with friends- Mr. D. Nicholson left Satur. day ona iiving visit to the Hub.- Mr.

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Gem -Rings $1 to $50

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dale, W: A.; M Margaret. McNeill.. Rec. Seo’_v. Socie'v to meet every Friday evening at 7.30 in' the Orange Hall.-The leading features of the youth here are weddings, not a few of

the young people have' decided to unite their destinies lor better or worse.-The school teachers ot which Crupaud can

prieve from their arduous duties.--The Foresters have organized a Literary

wsnnute satis.

The residence of James Farquharson

Esq. Mermaid was the scene ol a vi rv interesting event Wednesday evening, when his daughter Miss Amelia Frances was united in marriage to Fraser T. Morrow Esq. Cheese inspector for P. _ E. [_The hridegroom was suppoitpd v

by her sister Miss Mary Farquharson. As the bride entered the parl »r leaning on the arm of her father the “Wedding March” was played by Miss Gertrude Farquharson cousin ot the bride. The , nupiial knot-~ was tied. by _the . Rev. D. McLean. The bride is' one _of the most popular young ladies of this settlement 'which was clearly

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Society. which no doubt, will tend to A _ If you buy yo-ur underwear Qarelessly

the advancwneist 'it' lduc. t;~n in tie ‘ p VW V *PU 1.20 ll LVC l'.hQ l8»l`»l`/3I`- _ 1i=-is of our me. Miss Eiivui M..»-r » But if you come to the MODEL STORE

Neill leave.-i iii-xt Monday, for Provi- . _° _ denm R_ IW Wham Sha Wm pppnd W mike your selection you are sure to get both _

winter with her brother and sisnr.-Dv ~ _f"m' "uid Sa0lSfa'0t'l0n» and Wlu I less

Robertson has retwoed hom his trip f fOl‘6. _ _ _. ._ i to Boston and Ne-wYoa‘k.' _ ‘ ‘ . ? ‘ 'i

We can sell you asuit at 59 cents

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shown by the many valuable presents

and abroad. Mr. ‘ Morrow vt

resided lu this locality 'tor some has gainedthe respect ot all with he cams in contach- After the marriage ceremony wssperlornsed a oi the 'immediate \ friends ot parries sat 'down to at

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aprospei-ous ney through life. _ `_

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Ssms. etc..-._-sdesnsd.-the shluteh and _lent a ilitillf Svntrastto the ot the brideand her attendant” During tl__ie.-seating ol the audience the_orgs,n_ _ pzaled forth the sweet istrainsoi the _ wedding march. At the altar stood-I Rev. J. M. Forbes. _t e rector. V50 waited the cominr ot the bride. and therethe beautiful I ofremony ot the Episcopal church was ~pe1'£0rm¢d- T59- bride was given away by heriather and wore an _elegant -gown of white silk, Miss Elsie Forbes and Miss Ethel Enmari were bridesmaids ant' _were dressed in white mnslin. While M188 Edith Dutcher, Cwarluititown. Was; maid ot honor. The ush-ri were Messrs. Artemas Lea and Levi! Howatt. After the ceremony _wus over about fifty guests repaired to the resid- _ence of the hride"s father. where a sumptuous repast was served. The presents were beautiful, numerous and, costly. ~- _ _ '

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