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_ _ Islands and enilbraces many new features. The Prince ol' Vi/ales inadc the voyage on her.

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Visit oi His Royal - _| -.

A _ Highness _The Prince of Wales

Presentation of Provliirlal and f`iv»

_ ic addresses to His Royal lligliii->=`.<.

the Prince of Wales in the l.t-gisliitiim Assembly Chamber, Provincial liuild-

Gentleman who have i-t-ct-iveil th--

privilege of the entree arc- rt-qiit-_sit-il to be present in the (‘liainb'-r, at least fifteen minutes before the arrival oi' His Royal Highness.

Those who have not _ ret-i-ivetl

the privilege of the entree must immediately provide thein- selves with cards of uiilliissif-ii These cards of admission must bo pro cured personally from the l'rovint-i.il Secretary. Persons failing to prnvidt- themselves with such cards will hi- refused admission. This pri~t-autioii i.< considered necessary. and the ollii-_--ins* at the door of the liuilding will ri-- fuse admission to persons not so pro- vided.

.By 'order ARTHUR NEWBERY -

Assistant l’i'o\'iiit:i.il Si-t:'_\'_

A z0oNiiN WANTED

For cutting pulp \vood at i‘a|l<- lirt--.

t0n..$2.25 per cord, i'or cutting and swamping, less 75 ci-nts a day lio.i:'i|. Men desiring to work b_v nionlh \\'.igi~s- $10, _to $48 per nioiith with boarl sup- -Dlied, free transpoi‘latioii. t'iiiii;.< .ill new and Hood. ' ~ _For l'ui't_her_ liifiirniation apiilv at

`Em-ploynient Sei-vit-»-_ iii' i‘aiia.l'i

Market liiiildin,:.

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332-8-19-M~t'l‘.

-.AUCTION A _

i>wisLtiNc iioiisii

l AND BARNS

lam instructed by Mr. Otto llofl-

man to sell by auction at tht-_ pri-iuist»_,~ 103 Elm Avenue un Monday 25th day of August at 12 o’clock noon.

About one acre land with gi-oil

dwelling house and tlircr-_ liariis t_lii-i'<i~ on,` situated on the west .sitio of Elin Avenue being Number 1012*

Also iminediati-.ly after a double

'tenéinent house the property oi' l\Ir_ George Proctor. Young Street, Gay-

'town‘- ' 4¢

Offers a rare opportunity for :i good

investment.

R. BEARISTO,

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The ladies of St. Mark's, Lot 7

will hold their annual picnic on their beautiful church grounds Tliiirsduy, August 28th.

Good tables, refreshment booths

well supplied, various auiiisenieiits, a hospitable people, an ideal spot near the shore, are guarantees of an enjoy- able outing.

if Thursday be unfavorable, picnic

win -he new on saturtitiy.

Proceeds in uid of (‘hurcli l~‘iind_ ‘ - By Order of Coininittcc.

302-8-M19,20,22.25and27.

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The' Prince of Wales Vivat'

THURSDAY AUGUST 2iST I8 FOR

ALBERT ON TEA

The place can be reached by car-

riage, auto, train or boat.

The colnmittee are preparing for ii

large numller of guests.

Dinner tirbles and rei'reshnient_

booths well supplied and under com- petent _,manngement. Bowling and boating, together with the assiiriince

tx meeting everybody worth while in

eiltern Prince, are your giiarnntees

of sn-enjoyable dny.

'Proceeds in aid of the Sacred llearl dir-d he put tht-in nwiiy where- lu- (fllllmll Bl-llldillK Fund. roiilil look at thcin. and love them ._ _ _ IV ORDER OF COMMITTEE liecause they have been worn by 1Q~8-l»8tvltfm4i. ' her-the woman he loved, Then he

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Edward VII then Prince of Vv.iii-i The Guardian is indebted tt diss Mercy (‘oles, daughter of th litt Lieutenant Colonel the lion. (lr-_-n-'fo Coles, one of thc leading iigiii-es .ii the political and military -life ot` the tlieii (Tolony, for _i'eiiiiii`i.sceiicc.~i and data, from person-al recollection and diary. of the auspicious event.

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l'l.lVl.S-. llero which had lain oi'l' the eiitrnnce to the harbor during the previous night, steained to ii point oft’ Qiiet-n'e Wharf whence, after 11 formal visit t'roin ills Excellent-_v Lieutenant Governor Dundas, llis ltoyul lligliness disenibarkoil arid landed at Queen's Wliari’ which had been specially decorated and out-pi-t~ ed for the occasion. llis_Ruyal l~ligli~

» ness was received by a Guard of lion-

or under coinniand of Lt.-(‘ol. Go-ii-ge Coles, who was mounted on one or his own linndsoine horses. it in worth noting here that ills lloy-.il Highncss, then a boy of ninetr-eu, greatly' admired the horsr- riilden by fiolonel Coles, wliert-_upon the gallant Colonel asked liini to ai_»c=_-pt thi- hoise as a gift. Uni’ortunii-ti-ly tht-_ linii:.i tions surrounding royulty prevented acceptance of the generous offer, the lluke oi’ Newcastle explaining, while thanking Col. (loles for his kindiiessx that liiii Royal Higlinoss was not per-

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CHAPTER XLIII

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l was intensely imaginative at

this time. I clothed all these things oi' I.i»ola'.~i -.i-ith ii sentiment for Ever-

sc-ss. And, at the same time. I felt indignant that he should have kelli thein.

Ili- had no young relatives, yet it

never entered my mind that had hc. or -had she, he might have given thi-in iiwiiy. Mrs, Gray had told nm

But l iiiiilt up a story about the

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loved her- with all his heart ui'|l never found fault with her, no nint- ter what sin- did to dlspli-ase hiin, bo- caiiae ht' ilidn't dziri--- Iii-_ was u|`i°:iiil hr-'tl lost- her. lli- was iiwfiilly jeal- ous ui’ her, hut hi' illtlii't dart-_ allow it or say anytlilng _to nintli-i' what she did, iii-nniise iii-_ loved hi-r. ' -lic bought, hor beaiitlfiil i-_lotlir-i»i. the kind sho v/anti-il lieviiiisn slit-ivolihl have worn no other. Anil when shi-.

inari'ir»d again. 'i`his liim- an nw- fiilly young girl. lit- ditlii`i lofi- li--r like lic hail lovt-tl thi-_ nih--i' wifi-_ liut lit-_ wziiitoil to hurt- .ii honit- and t-_liililrt-ii. Su he niiirrii-il ii silly iii- tle know-nothing who rviiiiiitl.-tl hiin of his first \\‘il'o_ .»\nil this silly lil- le kiio\\'-iioihiiig lovi-ii hiiu, and hi- inade hi-r very iiiilizippy .lit-t~ii1|.<i~ hi- -,-la-v4ul~t.lw oiiitw-~w~iff-_ - -tho - ii-ist ol\<‘.~ (better than hc did hi-r. _

"Now this soconii wifi- tri/-il hiird

to pit-use licr liiisliaifil, but hi- was _zilways liiidiug l'aiilt with hor. So

AROUND HERSELF she iniido up hi-1' iniiiil to t--ipj.-`tlio

first wife and do as shi- pit-;:~ l with- out paying any atti-iition to hlin.§ Tlieii perlinpi: he _would lo\-i- lit- 11,\i he did tiiat first one who iiiaili- hiin` unhappy anti jt~zilou.~=_ A

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to pit-uso liini, tht- si-A-oiiil wifi- failoi|_ So shi- iii-ti‘i'iiiiiit-tl to hi: lllcol _that first wife, the one lit- loved so' ' dt-_a|'l_v. I

"llcr liusliiinq wont a\\'a_v_ lit- tolil_

her she could ilo ilr-riain tliiiitn-; that, slit-_ might not do olhi-rs. iii- lrt-.itodl her like it child, and yt-i shi- wa.-il his wife. Shi-_ iiiiirli- up hor iuinill llizil slit- would no luiigvr hi- i-iris-si-il, as an iiigenui-_ Shi- wa:-‘ ni:iri'it-il.; and ti niiirrioil woinaii h.iiI hi-ri rights. 'i`h--so shi- would rlaiiii. l

“lint thi-rt-_ was so iiiiivli of iii_v.\‘-I

ttry siir|'oiiii-lin.; hi-i‘, i-io iuurii th-rl did not Iimiorstiiiiil that shi- did notl ilaro iiiake too violi-nt. a bi't-alri`oi-

|hi-i' iiiii\‘;i-iiili-iii-_t-. Yi-I :ill tho ilni ~ (sim ciivieil this-i first wii'i---ihi- ont- wlio iundi-hiin unhappy, _\'i-t whom hr- lovi-il far inoro than over ht-

wouiil lovi- lic-r_ .

“So l_lil.-i .M-coiiil wifo da-ti-rniiiii-il

to find out ull slit- could ol' ilu-_ first wife wliili- slit- hail Ilia- rliaiii-4-. iii-r

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and halt- htrst-if wlii-n people told her abr- i~i-sieiiililt-il hi-r_ At times she _fi-it horribly guilty because she dis- lil;i‘d ii dead woman. und she never would have dared tell anyone how slit- l’0ll.. .

She hail found iniiny tlilngg be-

longing to ‘wife num-bor one,'- as t-\'t»ryoiit- spoke of her husband’s -iii-_-t~u~it'e ~ but there were other things she wished to see, secrets she \\i.-lit-il to learn. She was sure they wort- lockf-d up in ai little old trunk in tin- :iiiit-_ liiit _-the had no key, and did not know how to get one. lli-r liitlo story promised to be in- t--niiplt-to unless she could open this `l’=iliil<--‘u'~< bi-XI. and instead of end- ing as all stories should, ‘And they livi-d happy ever iifter,’ this second wifi.-'s story proniisi-d to read, 'And shi. livi-d .iiihnppy ever after."’

l told myself this story as l sat by

thi- window one rainy afternoon, alone and lonely. Everett had told ine to read and practice, but. I did iii-iilior--ii.,t: often. I nursed my gi-iiilgt-, an-l gave way to my feeling of tit-pi'cssioii_ Mrs. Gray worried about me, and iirgi-il me to go Olli- iiioro, to walk or drive. But I stub- Iiornl_\' refiised. i would not do the tliings l had lice-.ii tolil I might do, just as if l were ii little child. Ifl t>oiildii‘i do nsl wanted to, I would

dh iiolhiiig_

l _vt-It had to le-arii that Satan finds

ini.<i~liii-f for iiili- liiiiids and briilns.

Tomorrow--Sandra Sends for Rose

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l.i:l "lt -'-‘f i 'i i':'. `.". t fl* 'ljllijfiyinillic-"xlliiliinlliiilil il`|UiItl“ Iyzillk Illini " Dn%‘:i'd|?dA£‘:v|tg E|'|U`|@W"m3Y be "mile Bt the ltliini-Za. tliiit first wlifo diil. lli'r lius-I dp iw' V' A' Rooms' band ilii-ii niight li-:tru lo iov_- hi-r. ` I llll' PNN- Nd Hens” write the undersl “ed

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_ ing si-eoiitl wife liiiil coins- to lovi- this pn (zgmsms Qingmmg w|1||.¢||¢vg you no

i_n_i_in _:yl_iti_|_ii__.»;_h_<- had |i_iai'i'lt_-il. __\._,.t §_;':___|_:_-»_| Limos: ilgglhw sem Treat P_ R_ A

H ’ “T """‘*‘f "“‘ ' 1'. sn ir. f iryouiuenuoutain

love her. She hated that ilrst wife. |,.o’|'lll'r':ivluu'illgui`lr?x*¢\rl’il3ptoUsypo|te¢¢.

legends as “Welcoine, Prinrr- oi`

"Hail to His Royal Higlin_ess," etc. On ii platform erected near the Col- oniai Building, several hundred school children sung a number of patriotic songs. concluding wi-th “God Save thi- Qiieen,” thi- l’i‘lni:e and his party evi» ilontly enjoying both scene and inusir-__

Opposite the residence of Colonel

Coles, Kciiil. street, fin the site now oizcupiod by the reslilunce of Dr. Mo- Millan, and the (Tontral (lliristitin icliiircli, (‘ol. (Niles hard erected ii liandsonie nrcli, two plioiograpns of which are ainong Miss Coles' iiieisl cliei'i:shiul possessions.

()n the night of the liili thi- city

vvas gaily illuuiiiiati-il, pi‘iicti<-ally cv i'r_v' building being lighted fr-'ini collar to ti-ttic, flags floated evei‘y\vhifi‘»- .mil tho city was givi-n ovi-r to gent-ral rt- joiriiig. liiifoi°lunai_<-ly ri downpour ol rain ilurilig tho night, soniewhiit nini' red the fo:-it.i\'itl<-s, but :ippart~iilly th.- ritizt-iis wi-ri' in il happy mood and thi- night -tliruiiglioiil was .i joy_»ii`_\ < our-_

Un the lfltii n ri-i‘t‘ption was ti-vi

dt-ri-il llis lloyul liigliiiess at Govt-rii ini-nt llousi-. llliss Coles still lem-ps tht- invitation io this function iz. whit-li shi- was included with hor fall.- oi' and inotlior. I-t reads as folloiis:

“The liieiiti-nant Governor and Mrs, l)iipdas llc-i|iii-s-t the Pleasure of Mr., Mrs, and Miss:-:A iiolos’ (7ouip:in_\' ()ii the afti-riioon ot' l-‘riii:i_v, Aug. lil. I"i'oin 3%, to 5*/_» o't:lut:k.

Goveriiincnt iiousc,

Miisic. - 7th Aug., 1860." -o- _ | ln ihi- r-vt-ning a dinner was given :it (lovi-rnineiil ll-ouso at S.1i0 in lionoi of ills Royal liigliness and after din- ner ‘tho party ropaircd to -the Provin- cial Building. whore :i grand hall was given in the Legiisliitive Asscinbly, thi-_ invita-tion t_o-wiiirli was as fol- lows:

“The Lieiitenant Governor anti "

Mrs. Diiiidas Reqiicst the honor oi'

Mrs. and -Miss Coles' (ionipany _

()'ii Friday the 10th of August, being the secoiid day of the visl-t of His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales. iii'/Q o`cl-Jck. Full dress. _ Governnient I-louse. The favor of Prince l<)d\\'aril Island. an answer , is desired.

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This ball was an elaborate affair,

ull the elite of the (!i'ty being presi-_iit

ed for dancing, while thi- (‘ouiiril

The dance prograni. a well preserv-

ed copy of which with the names of

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New time.

9 One hour before the start of l each match will be given up to Q practise shooting. Q All Militia men. all Returned . men, all Retired or Reserved

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En route to Government lloiiseliis Sale Survivor of those who danced with

l`tuy'il Highness 'ind suite .isa-il un ‘-

Prince’s Grandfather, 1860.

he pnitiic-i's in th: ilaiici-fs, _\lis.~i l`oli-.= still ti'easiii't-s, was ns follows;

1-Qiiadi'ille; 2--Valsi-; Zi-Gallop;

\Vales," “Our Sovei'eign’s Pritli-_" l-l.iiiicci's; 5-l’ollia; ti~Quiidrillu;

7-Vulso; S-Galup; ii-l.;iiii‘i-rs; 10 -~l“ulka; 11-Quziilrillt-; 1I£~Viilse; l-'i~»(J‘alop; 14-Laiict-i's; l5-Polka; 'ti-Qu:idiillc; 17 Viilse;`lS~(_ialop; I9-Quailrillc; 2()--Valse-_

()t' thi- ladies who ilziiivoil with ilis

itoyal lligliiivss, f\iis_- (‘oli-s ailoiic i_urvi\‘t-s; tho i’rini~i-_of Vi'-alias, ilia- ‘entro of thi- gay i-.oni`paiiy, init-r llis liiiji-sly King li1il\\'ui'rl \-'li.. has hi-eil zrtlit.-i‘i.-tl to his |`zi|lit-i's; his :ion l\'ing it-oi'gi~ V., is on tho iliront- and his ;raiiilson, we hopo tht- coniing King, sz about to ri-i~i-ive tht- lioniiige and zinilly wnlroiiii- ol’ thc luyni cilizoiis if i‘li:ii'loiti»towii_

’l`ho iift_\'-ninu iiiti-i'vi-iiiiig _vi-urs

iavi- wroiiglit iniiiiy <'lii|iig<-_~; wliit-_li onip-.ii':itivi-l_v fi-w ol' tliosi-_ living io- lay hiivi- had thi- pi'ivilt-go of st-i-ing diss (‘oli-.s, who is siill nit-ntiilly und iii_vsi<~:ili_v young. :ind ivliuse |it`i--lout; ll`l\’ll"i§<! it has lit-i-ii to ho :|i~'.~'ui'i;ite4| with thi- print-i|i_|l sol-i;|l and poliiii~al ‘vi-nif; oi' hi-r time-, has ilu- iiiiarili- `ii`r~\ ,~;iiii~or<- lhsinlis for siipplyiiii; this ink lii~t\\‘i-i;i| two iiili-i'i-.filing i-vi-nts ii thi- hi_~'ioi'_\' oi' -thc proviiii~i-_

I-‘ullo\\'in_i.; are tht- naiiit-.~i of lhi-

adit-s who daiii't_-il with thi- then 'l'llll'f‘ of \\'=Ili':i. :ill ol' wlioui, as al- 'i-:itl_\' stair-il_ with tht-_ i-yet-piitnl Ur \ii_s< (‘oli-s, hnvi- joint-ti thi- gr:-at 'niii

iority;

lst il:iiii'i‘, Mrs. iliiiiilais.

2nd " Mrs, l1‘|'i~tl liri-i-kt-n,

Iiril " Miss \’\`i'iglit.

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-itll “ 5th “ tiili “ Ttli “ Silt illh “ 10th “ 11th “ l'_’tli “ liltli “ l-ith “ l.'.i li “

llit li “

(li thi- lai

Miss Miss Miss Illrs. .\‘lii-ts Mrs.

Haviland.

MBi‘Cy (TUIQ-g_

liuyilcld. _

Dundas. E. Ilaviland. . P. Walker.

Miss Cunard. `

Mrs. Duiidas.

Miss Treiuaine.

Mrs. lit-lilois. Miss Stewart,

(Stri\tligurtiioy')

Mrs. llaviluiid__ lies who will have tho

liinlor oi` i-iitiirtaiiiiiig ills Royal High. ni-ss tht- l’i‘ini:»i ol` \VaI_es, which one will iii-i-.si-.i~vii for his royal grandson and tho cilizoiis ol' ti() -yezirs hence, a i'\\i'i rtii of tlili piuiccucliiigs that mark

thi pri-in-iii

liuiiny event ?

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Valuable

Lot for Sale*

By Public Auction

lam insii'

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iicieil by ilirs. Sarah A.

lliii-sth-i to soil by auclloii on Monday,

/\i|giisl_ 25th,

coinnieiic-ing at 12 o"clor:k

noon a lot of land situated on Lower Qiivi-ii St. adjoiiiing (‘. Lyons and

i‘o's_ ('o;il I)

iliro, size ot’ lot, 84 it, 1'

li~I for-t.. Ti-riiis :it sale.

Sli! l<!l- l !ll\l 4ipd.

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. BENJ_ CARTER,

Auctioneer.

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_Eeiiing Aspirin at alll

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A Astiiiii Ai Ali

Only Tablets Marked with the “Bayer Cross"

are Genuine Aspirin~0iliers Acid lrnitations

“Bayer flow Canadian’ it/iade ~~ No German

The Legislative Cliainbi-r was rcscrvzl

(_‘lia.niher was set apart for supper :intl U_ S_ ' _

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Aspirin means made by Bayer-`-ha! meant this for over eighteen years,- Tlic only gciniinc hspirinl _

A /e\ [_-“QAYER

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lg? _ ful of the liczzlth of their patients,

. prescribe "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin."

The \vorld’s greatest physicians, jeal- ous of their own reputation and care-

_ I-.;_p£:in is _ii_q_i German liiil is in.-ide in Canada, by Canadians, and is _owned n__Can.1di:iii coiiipany. Unless you see the safely Bayer cross' on piiclciigcand oii tablets you aremJ__t_

I-00li'f0f lite “Bayer Cross”’l Then it is real Aspirin. -

Don’t accept Aspirin in it pill box. lluy n “Bay¢;- P¢¢|¢¢|.”|

Tlicre is no substitute. for ,°_'cnuinc “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,”

which have been proved safe by millions for l’ain,~llezidache, Neiiralgia, _'l`ooihache, liarriche, Rlieuniatisin, Lunibzigo, Colds, Grippe, Joint_Pains, Nciiritis.

Proper and safe directions are in every "l3;i_y¢r” pggkage,

lioxca oi' li tabii-i< ._];,,1L],.5 nf g_|_nnH|____ of .m_u__o Cl ml"

Aspirin l~ tin- trade nmrlt |r,.z|.,".,.‘,,| 1" (1 "_ ‘ P

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