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gyesigiil diciaies the use of spectacles the gent ihev are necessary. show foresight hindsight in safeguarding your vision. A aminaiicn by us which costs nothing ma vent consequences which later on would

gamble. We 52 everyone exactly,

I-»° W' Thomas March Clark, Bishop of Rhod

jeweler and Optician,

Cor. Gre¢t.George and Grafton Sta.

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THE THE TWO TWO ncaa una HANDS MARX

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THE GUARDIAN

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- ,, g Bishop ln World sed by Major Williams I

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Throlln From his Carriave

Nrzwi>oB'r,R I., Sept. 4.-Right Rev.

Princeton uutil 1853, when on com-

who now becomes Bisnop of Rhode Is-

land.

He leaves a daughter, llrs Eugene

Sturt d a son J Mitchell

_ mana

,, °“°'f ‘“‘ ~ __ _uimuoorsmaumnogy 5 i ‘“""_,

The assignees of late irm of L Macblutt & Co., request the sett ment of all accounts before Sept. r

at the iirm’s oice, (Newson B

After that date all accounts will

placed in hands of assignees’

HIS' LIVER

And Dreadful Headaches and De-

PERROZON E

S3\,Brother of .Rev- Leo Williams,

g steamer Parisian a quartet of Canadians

Island and by virtue of his seniority pre- wh° were “‘“°°8 the membefs °f 5-‘fuss

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ld. M h _ _ ol .Af thathave Just taken a course

T, S mg S wot we Episcopal church In tactical iltnessat Aldershot and

_ Sa

:hi;cou;try;aSwellasthe oldest bishop bm., Pimps’ md are now qualmed

“ 0 Q “ME digdgl “im °°'f““““"'Y~_ if “Q” th’ take any command in the British service.

1 0 G W ' 1 f'°d?Y “ms h°_‘"e "1 Mud!" They were Major Victor Williams of the

town,a ew mi esfromtbrc city. Bishop Ron] Cmndmn Dngoons, Toronto; rClarkwasthrown from his carriage while Lien_:_C°|_Bm5on’R_ c_ A" Quebec; ld"'i°K\'°1'¢ °b°°° ° “wth °2>- "_°'° Liouicoi-Woamoran. c.R., Frodoflo- ‘P °‘°“"’ '°°°"’°“ f’°"‘ '-“° ‘°"“’- too, ood Lioor,-col. Moodoogoitn. c.B.,

_ _ _ TU&°-*mn He W” °°k°° _°“dd°°|Y in _ this St. Johns. The course wasone of t

day morning. _ '~ _ _ - °“’”'“°°“_*°‘l ‘M ‘Y‘°1“°°°'*°“~B'S“°P mourns duration, one ,silo work

E Clark was bornin Newburyport, Mass ~ ' =

ery ~ 9 - " largely in the held, conducted under e

on July 4, 181... He was l<l‘1l~’f|\`l°t'°d at critical eyes of generals of the British Yale in 1833, and studied theology at “mn The Canadians were mated with

the greatest respect and courtesy by the

° ill Lin his h reoei ed 1° e . .

Calls at Hawkesbury, Ari- me 1*; is ch °°:;S° Jn " big; “fi 'tanto-tim, nothing being good enough for

cet his native place' 1.18 'as lnude dn' Major Williams toaka phenomenal

lam M Gu” Chnmhfn B°suf° m 1536 and stand at the examination. obtaining th

an-_ advanced tothe priesthood in November . _- _ _

of “mt en He om i t i t G h highest possible cert fieate with one hu

an y 'h h a P'_l;'°§°l “wh dre1 percent. of the marks obrainabl

'::hu_e84:eww‘:; feczol; ‘ft ST 3 edpmf’ and is eligible now for the highest p

ll l°€W S - . . _

churehuntn 1847 He then lemmed tb tioointhe Brit sh army. This standing-

' _ has very rarely been taken by any co

nts. BJst.n as assistant rector of T1-inily .

h d B ‘I h _t of the petitor, and probably. never before

c urcb, an n ly ecame rec or at umm b y as

_ _ _ ' y a coloni.l ofiicer. Magor

Chnrllh “christ at Hu;"t°rd'. G)fm° He Williams sbowei remarkable etlicie y

it 'isefm ’;°‘;nB1;’:o:":;l .;8;:’d:h;:_ in his work and was highly congratulate Iland in (Elise church, Providence ou Dec. °n his Su°°°Ss° He Wm be e directly i 6, 1854. Ha wa nogoul or Rho( e line for a commission in the ,event of `o Bland bgt for twelve' years acted a _ casiou arising that would require his

_ SSYVICBS- ‘

rector for Grace church Qnh Providence. Major Wuliims "lived in Tonnt) ,ey

The fortietn anniversary o is crnsecra- mrdiy and W” seen tt his Hsidence’ lliou as bishop w»s relebratee in -1.794. QtGe me Staten Ho 'M réueeut "gut l Fourysars laser he gave up the active Ing his on "him but wmwnud th

I duties of his diocese to Rev W 3( McVicar statement that the C dum ummm hd

l M mayor stated tliat"`mn'c£

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ISLAND, SEPTEMBER ro igog,

HIGHEST HAIIKS

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Rector of St- PauI’s Church

_in this City_- May Suc-

ccfd Col. Lessard.

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QUEBEC, Sept. 6.-There arrived on the

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The Better lailodil-_

Suits and Overcoats $12 to $30.- Trousefs, sz., $4, $5 and so _ .

SOLE AGENTS,

iinwsiinns.,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

‘_ Annouricemenis.

. He

had been attached to the 13th Hussars, the Royal Home Artillerv and the

wasbeingpaidtoshoothglnkl army byallrauksinthe service. ll prlacawercbclaggivcntoeucouragc

e m cs

privatca alike. There had been a dec improvement in the service in the ten years. Tommy Atkins was now

blipdly trusting to his superior oilleer

velatious in War Omce had

S The re the IP created no excitement among military

men, it bein.; spoken ot very little among

¢“I$:a §i~m'I;Tt?f1‘iiv°efl_ them or in_t.lic clubs. It was considered be but wise _v used Fei-maone in time. He chieily a political matter, and very liltlc mit .swiss My liver fm? S1 ut aff ‘avg mention was paid so it.-Toronto World.

°" '“‘°° '“° °° ° °" [minor wniimsioobroomofnov Loo

sol’ - ` _ orsfor opllection with interest and Whwizwuvin wemcrniaul was as _ ‘ °

expenses. _

sga. PETER moNUi"r

A. B. WARBURTQN

18 tts tf Assig

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Will You Have Some

cream, vanilla, Qhocolate, Strawberry-

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0ilr Soda Water " ‘ 51°..

sought after elixir that cools the inrclred in hot weather. Call at CARTBPS.

W. F. CARTER. Q

St, ' _____._-_-_-- Melzlogllell.

? Our

Still

iaaiosforiudelicloiiaaesa. llad¢h°1l_Il\f¢ ggyinpch mouth. Dr. James Warbur

three

HCC!!

In |lgn,laym-H H Davison,0ity Clerk

and out ol sorts, and only got relief from

ne s an liver." _ _

ir. E1. D. lloncrief of _ Spnngiield ,

says: “For years 1 was subject to trequ-‘ ent attacks of l~ver complaint, and no rem- edy ever cured like Fcrrozonc. When my head aclied Ut to split, and I fe1t_ drowsy and sick, For-:ozone relieved quickly._ used Ferronone two months alter being cured, and have’nt been bothered since.”

When it comes to curing liver Mid

kidney ills ou can’t beat Fcnoxouc. It

at ouce puts them in a strong _healthy cou- lditiou. Ferroxone isn't thc kind that just relieves-it cures, and* mixes tthorolgi

' COMING EVENTS-

“ii ciiycooooumoooooooiiooooooamoo _WOMAN’SUNl0UE _ _

The`B.I. S. meets on the th-at Monday each month. `

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ciiiaiwosolorsulls.

Cemwiiloelil. »

lon' Windsor 'llea ,I l.a¢ies’,Aprc||, plalaaal uid. ladies’ Underwear, _

ua... su.-e-¢»ii-io.-lips. _ chimes marinus. » ‘ Chuan uuusoolng. _ .1 Clllrefp Imam. _ ' _ Clinic Pill. _ .. V

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luuovusrhox Qgmff,

ll Dr. Ghacéc Ulrrtment

PARLIAMENTAEY PARTY IN T0- ” RONTO. _

I _ Toiwi1_ 'r~o,S¢P|i¢Il\f°l' °f the British parliamen'tarY NIWIN D0"

6

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The Charlottetown Lightl_ &

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‘dbg id GX~ q‘¢su°ns _ _.fe _ 5 Twenty lo. thirty -thousand men.,

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_I :I ‘fm "`; ` ,eriijql 'C f"=-f- __

tired‘as|tI|aadn‘tslept. at all. Myhead Wllliamscd this city and wa_s second in a<=h°0.md svecks Sum before my ores oommmdm the and canadian Mounted

incessantly. Iflbcnt over or did any Rm h - “auth ht South ‘ I kl ld bei we ni t esw oparticipa e e ‘ §fim1l':»;»'v%tmm:r';2__ 1 roi; .ioprooooal African war- It is thouzht that lhoor

Williams may shorth supersede Colonel

Lessard who inspected the Light Horse here last J uly.]

\

_ li monies/IL.

tion, with Admiral Douglas ou board,

» hasa specillc actiorron obese organs, and arrived in port this evening and will re-

main some days. '

?¥.;.. i'."f.‘.'.‘T.’.'.‘1”.‘i...°Z3.‘,'€.°.i‘.i? .l`»°._°{"..... 45.000 ciii|0nEN-I

m-sixboxcstor$2.50. All druggists, or* -- % mall from The F¢rr0l0l\¢ 0081118111. Loimois, Scpt.>7-The Times says that . ont' - G” a Suppl’ wan’ in the past four years 45,(ll) children have

been sent to Canada.

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE

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FALL Rrvxn .F

< attegnfpted suicide

Qau. She

elelilfllf-|\°_slo°r In th6§_bven

WS- _ onéiiporoma , me I boo ns moi- revived.”

ARBITRATION fill

tl!!!

dispute to

s _ oi. of _mari ` - f.,°......."°’ ~°..°o.."{'.i...f§’i.'”§ o’i...o...i, oi i ouii vvoun roourie

of Iozonallelectricnieterbills if pgidonorbeforethe ioth of

. and from Oct. ist -éthe

And get your clothing, cloth.

swckiugette,Iete.£rcm The

same electric rates. _ `

i" lt..

` will apply oul_l1I;`ClcthingStore,_0peraHouce

in ct unilorm an equipmeu must be

I ~ .mom swoon zz" ‘“:...-'°°':;‘ .:.i::::.° ::.: “.:.f“..........*°' ‘°‘ ‘zi“.:°.."..ez ?..".:"

mod , _

p - N” -A few gentlemen boarders can

N ° I ! 1"°$si°F‘ F°u°W°d_°‘"'°f1 EY ‘magnum siiiok for mms-_-ir rooms or

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ock

lloisrnsst, Sept. 7-H. M. S. Retrlbu-

) -Wautedanerraud boy, apply at ollice for particulars.

~ -P. E. I. Iéguti Horse. Every’

d t

tamed to the company this week.

-lflrcgectlcmeuarerequesteu to

often.

accomodatedia s private family

rally sihatcd.Al1modera Applyllere. 9tte8L

-cimiooiooowo ins ioog boon

ht tho beauty of her daughters, come

athelieon to ‘ the in the Methodist Church and see some of the most beautiful selling fancy work, etc. Everything marked very low.

begins at» two o’c`ock. Admission

cents, tea 25 cents. _

POSTMASTER IN TROUBLE-

es Ferrcaone. ltwentright to work, and Ieuud D ~0 In ml. fclnln ° “__

betorelong cured me: Itrel ever so much md’ C‘;lm;dS' c0l‘nm;:fnR an ‘Rural Rumotru. Mass., Sept.. 7-It became

improved in health smce using Fenozone,

which Instrongly recommend forthe kiu- Canadian Dragoonl. It was Colmell postmaster of Randulph for eight or ten

generally known today that M. W.

years, was removed from office on Satur- day after an investigation by a post office inspector hom Boston who, it is

I discovered a shortage of about $Slll in accounts ot the office. Mr. Baker is

critically ill at his home from an attack brought on. it is supposed,

the shock incident tu the disclosure. _ ' i-.111-1_1

CONSTABLE_IiURN_S DEAD.

Dawson, Y. T., September-

H

Burlisie dead. He was been at

Que. He did splendid work in down Labclle and Fournier, the murderers who were executed. His is neatly regretted in this city.

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The advent of "FIT-RFORM” marked a new era in clothing. The “ready-to try on, taiioi;madc”_ idea, will always be assoc- iated with FIT-REFORM. It was “F IT -_REFORM” alone, wh°c1i gave i_ncii this short cut to economy-'this straight road _ to tailoring satisfaction.

- “FIT-REFORM” is the happy medium faultlessly made

clothing, and the high prices of custom tailors. It gives men the choicest fabrics in endless variety-_-the hnest tailoring that braiii_s can devise and’ skilled hands execute--the newest style creations-at HALF what custom tailors charge. ‘iFIT.REFORM” Clothes come_in all sizes to perfectly it every ngure, from the smallest and thinnest, to the largest and stoutcst

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