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THF' express did not arr've in the city t

mm 10 10 last ht he proceeded to the emigrin shed on

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'"3 the morning ct their departure and

DR gMRLTm;R ackvm thcretound the Islanders as clanni<h as

E _ ' s, ofS ' e,form- ` `~

I - - _ ' ~ usual. The were all clustred to

erly at Alher ou, arrived in the city __Y _ _ ° yesterday evening and Wm spend 8, gether waiting the time ti arrive for _lew days in Prince Couutv visitinv me Pl\1'ad°- _ f iend. Capt. Weeks hurriedly drew them up.

onvarsation with each one in reference

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` ° L in a squad and the few Mr. Lougworth

1 THE GUARDIAN learns that in the »did not know pgrg nilly were in- course of a few days the Merchants’ trodueed by the Captain and he had a Bank of P._E. Island will open a branch c

in Summerside with Mr. J. F. MC-

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r. Dickey

._ Nsumed practice. ._ °PFlCE HOURS; 9.30 to 1 p.m.2.oo ill. m.

lmlihgs by appointment. g Qaswks

.H. L. Dickey

Ofithe Royal London Ophthal- Hospital and Central London Throat and Ear Hospital Mcortields )

in D?seases` of the Eta. Ear. Throat anrllllose.

Block.

Davies.

'Hours-9.30 a. m. to 1 p. ni., 3.'P. m., 7 to 8 p. m.

Taste il for Glasses-

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*hers ofthe committee, and no doubt. 1. the usnal large number of tickets will t° bedieposed ofaethcY ll L A are|

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B noted lor their excellent cnlertaininentsl

I and lectures.

Millsn ss age t The enterprise ol Mr. J. M. Davison in thus forwarding the int' rests of that institution is cer- tainly to be commended. When the proposed branch at Summerside is opened the Merchants’ Bank will hiivo four branches in P. E. Island which are located respectivelv at Souris. Mon-

yeeterday to Mas Florence Caroline Shaw daughter of Mr.John Shaw. The Rev. Jacob Layton was the minister who ohiciated, and the wedding was at the residence ot the br-de’s parents, Braekley Point. The bridesmaids were Misses Nettie and Annie Shaw, of North Bedeque, and Dr. Matheson, of Harrington, acted as best man. After the ceremony the bridal party drove to the City with quite a number of in-‘ vited guests. Mr. and Hrs. Shaw have taken a house on Fitzroy Street.

Tn fifteenth annual course of Lec-

tures ef the Y. M. L. A. of St. James’ Church, has been issued for the sea-` son 1899-1900 and is as follows: - I Nov. 14th, Concert. Nov. 28th, Lecture, Mr. Arsenault. y; Dee. 12th, Lecture, Mr. T. C.James. 1 Jan. 28rd, Lecture. Mr. A. A. Barileltf Feb. 6th, Uonoert. Aj Feb. 20th, Lecture, Mr. Justice Fitz-_

gerald. ._

wir. 6th, Lecture, Judge McDonald.

Mar. 20h, Lecture, Dr. Anderson.

The tickets are now on sale b mem

to their veyage and mission to South Africa.

They were all in _good spirits and

anxious to sail, and had many messages te send to their parents, relations and friends on the Island. They all ex-1 pres=ed their grateful thanks to the people of Charlottetown for the gener- ous manner in which they had been pro-

' taglw. Albertvn. and Summerside. vided with everything necessary for the

. long voyage and particularly to Coun-

MR' WALLACE, SHA' '°' _"rim cillor Nicholson for his generous coi-

, tribution ei several boxes of tobacco.

‘ Having inquired if there was anything else wanted they said no, excep a i box or two of cigars, which Mr. Leng- worlh sent on board before they sailed.

As the bugle sounded to fall in fer

parnde,he said a hurried good bye to ‘each one in the name of Prince Edward _ Island, wishing them a speedy voyage- and a safe return to their native land.

Mr._Longworth then proceeded toi

Esplanade Square, and was oiered a seat en the stand where the ~Governor

(greperal and staff General Hutton

of the Government were inspecting sich company separately and addressee were being given to the Contingent to which I Col. Otter replied. '

ug ecity,srriving a e an

Sardinian was lying ready to receive them! On the promenade in front of the Chateau Frontenac it was eeti- mated that 20,000 people were ready to his them tarewell. At twent minutes

A van! happy event occurred last'

evening at the home ef Hrs. Wayman,= d' ‘ li 'gh th ' h' tl

Keep yourself when her onl dau te H Lo intron" In ‘r m on W is as

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was united in marriage fo Mr. Fred. Renouff, a popular workmen in the't.he

the Citadel and immediately the S. S. Sardinian moved away _from her pier nd passed slowly right under the view

yachtsand pleasure boats of Quebec

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ounding and flags flying. ‘ i It was a iiiagniiicent view from

J- W- ll¢C°I1Ile1l. Pastor of Graco morning she was anchored ofllirnouski. “"1 P“r°h‘l’°d ‘waive .lm » = .

, . ~ ~ nitus- , beddin etc, for the men s ward-

Cchurch. After the ceremony the com- where Lol. Otter waiting for the.i°‘_Nth'; PLE' hand Holpinl which mm

_ pany sat to a sumptuous _ repast, y king; dggpgwhet _ . . 'kts of 10 iron hospml beds, haw.

after which the evening was very C¢P;_ Weeks: Ligutenmh Male” mauruies blinks" and _pmows wm_

. = pleasantly spent. The presents were from St. Joh ' th est _ tn.. _ ’

i . » _ n’ 1° 'f7“,ng _°m°°r l te, 10 glass top tables

P'“, il'iiii‘i'i`il'i'\il‘i‘i' ' gtk num°t°u.- ‘nd c-only. ur. an‘.f the C°nungent° but ls uid. so *Y l\€1YBl Illd0l'¢l0&l?h~

re Renouff will reside on Rochfort oompotent to fill the position, having

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1. 150, CIUh. J; Square. l gerlvied tv; years at the military school grfhe lzardtabzd -'tin' gthzg medi_

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"as _ I ' ' I . _ cinecase wig the necessary chairs re-

29l¥ ff eta This ward will be sited up with

.ff the latest up-to-date improvements.

P'°3~ E; T The above is a gift from Mr. and Mrs.

QIGII, 21 G. D. Longworth to the Hospital.

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MY STORE

You W11 Buy’ It Right

mier Laurier and several member; m°°h 5"" 'in b° “ °x°°°di“SlI illt" '

. ° . rday. Sue left Hontrealat 5

The ceremony being ended the Con- _m ,uk . t

tingent formed in line and marched ;n:;‘l(?tl;a§.f‘t'°||rd:vyhe3_?;’:';dFr‘l:slg:d gt tim nth' " itiiau ' P'- “'

Pier .atfout two °,.°1°°k' WM” tha S28' ‘ day at l midnight au_d the weather ex?

ive the cannons boom” fgrth from gnions. 150 rolls ielt, 65 bags bran, 10

ead of cattle, 1 horse, 7,2 sheep, and as _passengers : -Messrs. G. Thurston, J. McGuire, G Le row. W S uires

° a of the immense crowd, with all the mg' ‘hon houdw atprime, Edvudi

Island.-St. John's Telegram. ‘ »

'rocunc aooms nr ein: Dia! `

rom d " ou looked Tgsi l"i1"`

tailoring establishment of John Mc-, down Pon allies dec; oyi the ship 'l h §3 may till: rails gnu' mess.

Leos s oo. The bride vm becoming-i sim hundred ies; below, iiieriiiy _W'“""°'““”“"“'°‘“°” °“" "°’° -

TIIE 1y_:\ttir»di _n lwlivtrope hesrietts cloth. packed with the Contingent. Irvs! s ` --°*--'

trimmed with white tsdetta and rib- _ ' ht t bot' t . T41 'three' _ . ` bon to match She was attended by Ehgergngg £1-on xox: 63,9; imkgigt T I' I. Hill BNHS barter. who wore blue silk crowd and which were returned by the AL

mingled with the patriotic enthusiasm of the day. the hotels being crowded with fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, there to bid farewell for a time at least to their noble sons and rela- tions going forth in defense of their country.

It wis estimated that 10,000 visitors

were in the city who came from ail points 'bt-tween the Atlantic and the Pacific. Ottawa. alone sending 1.000 and many thousands were there from ‘Quebec and Montreal.

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Benllsy’s Linisient 1lie ledem Pain (lure

P. ice 10c.

J. D. Surunnmsn, oi the Depart-

ment' ot Indian affairs, who has been visiting his home in -Prince Edward Island passed through the citv yester-` day on his way 10 Ottawa. -St. John Sun.

Rev. Simon A. Fraser, missionary of

the Canadian Presb) teriau church in Trinidad will speak in Summereide

preelgterian chan-'~ next Friday' even- . ing. ov. 8rdat 7.45.l[i'Fraserhas been . in Trinidad during tue past live years and is now visiting the cuhrches 'in the' intent of the mission. He is an able speaker and his address which will deal ‘l with the social and religoue life of the nations among whom he has .spent so

ei ting one. .

Tun: S. S. Cihan. in charge of Chief.

Oiiicer Holmes, arrived in port at 5 p.

landed Sydney was left on Wednes

perienced was splendid. The ship brought 6193 bar.-els, 500 sacks ilour. 1374ybags oats, 150. brls- cornmeal, 2~11<:» bags malt. 99 brls.~sugar 60 brle-'

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nd Miss Surrey. Capt. Fraser intak-

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P with cliitlon trimming. The groom Contingent is beyond description. The ° W

~ was supported by l[r.Jeseph Kennedy., tr t I toiled b th crowd. _ . _. _ ip \

The ceremony was performed by Rev. lun‘t'illqdl)ile ‘out of ysight. Next ' M" G' D' Lngvornf ;m°t;;ldM;l:._ ' ‘N

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common sense cure, and one that is easily used, is a

lliinyoii’s Inliiler. 1

_ Clouds of medicated vapvr l are inhaled through the mouth, Q and emitted from the nostrils, Q

_ having cleansed and vaporizeti

all the diseased parts. Full instructions how to

`_~'~i"` use the inhaler given with g

-~ each one. Price $1.00 complete. _

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A. EARSENAULT. H. R. HcKENZiE.

ARSEIAULT &. MBKENZIE,

Barrlsters- Solicitors. etc

Late with the firms of_Cliarles;Russell lc C0

' and F. V. Knox London Eng.) k ` 0FFICT]§§;;§nmeit%i':nI

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departure, who appeared in his usual good spirits and wished to be remem- bered to all his friends in Charlotte- LOWD.

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To look well is one of your first

duties.

And after all it’s one of the most

important ones. But the cost '.1 `

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_cannot crowd all our diferent styles of boots into

window-just drop in and sai I want to ree I boet at such and such a price The rest is casy at

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