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| RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE. PERSONAL.

T} rk lowing reeclut n was unandi~ H | mousiy adopted by the Grand Division, S. 8 Lordship Bishop Macdonald returas|

' an ane, ed from Ottawa last evening.

of f., of P. BE. Teland at ite annual ses- | 1 at Springfield on the 26th October). Mr. W. Eardley Hyndman left this 1899: this morning for Lethbridge, N. W. T.

W hereas has ple aced the Great Patr mr. @.. B. Macdon ald, re presenting, larch above to call awag from our society C. Wilson & Co. » Montreal, is at the Ho-el /On earth our beloved brother, William J. veri e8, | Simpson, of Cavendish, an bonored mem~ % he inventior of the linotype ty; eset~ |

rofthis Grand D ion and of CenteD~ ting mace hine, Ottmar Mergenthaler, died |

| Division, No. ?] ’ Baltimore on Satur lay last,

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oa em “a a, : 6 Mr. Joseph . J Wie kham left Summer-{ , prey a oe ae Side a few days ago for Vermont where he | hae at Tomserence. | will remain some time

Aud to his sorrowing widow and cbild-, Mr. W. J. McCordack, Government

rep we tender our sincere eympathy avd Spector ot dredges, is in the city, He is a} amend them ‘to the God of all comfort | Bueet at the Hotel Davies, who alone ix able to sustain them ip this Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Purdy, w ho have ir of their severe trial, bee ob visiting Boston and other poi nts, re-~ er Simpson was atrue and faithful turned to Charlotietown last night, temperance worker always courteous in Mis& F st ou; wies ip consent Sian aEInEEis a = ae an ee vert alte. Ok eid idee a. hie | vn _ oe returned iast big assoc.ates ia labor and,jleaves behind bim | apiece cheapie inne 5 have been visit- . ing for the past eight weeks, | @ meoory fragrant with good deeds. Bro. ; ’ ’ | Simpson was first initiated into our order | . Rey, T. F. Fullerton preached | in} as 4 cCbarter member of Cavendish Divis | St. Andrew’ s Church; Quebec on Sunday | ion No. 64,0n the 16th of October, 1863, | YORE The Telegraph says his sermon | and continued a membe untilthat Divi. | 722 9" eloquent defence of the Transvaal

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‘te charter. He wus again! *9" charter member of Centen nal! Jo addition to thetwo chaplains ap- Division No. 1:5 on the 26th of December | Pointed to the Canadian Contingent Rev. 1890, since when he has been a useful and| Mr. Almon, rector of St. Mathew’s Epis honored 1 mem ber of our order. | Copal church, (Quebec, was also appointed

Ca) led from ) earth to go up higher we 'an hour or so before the Sardinian sailed,

Rey. H. W. Stewart, who bas for some time been pastor of the Coburg Street (St Jobo) Christian Church is visiting his Island bome preparatory to leaving for Los Angeles, California, where he wii! remain during the winter for the benefit of his health.

The marriage of Miss Bessie Rattray and Mr. Chas. J.Delabunt, of the Moncton,

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Sin,— It was with sorrow and surprise atthe home of the bride, Rev. D. B. McLeod that we heard that our old friend, Mr. | officiating. Mr. and Mrs, Delabunt left Irving, had consented to be the ‘men of | by this morning’s express for their future atraw? for the grite in the coming byes |home ia Moncton followed by the best election in Belfast. Dear cli friend) wishes of a host of friends in which Tue David—his memory must Fe failing ! He | Examiner joivg. must have forgotien atthat convention thatthe sins ofthe grit party for eight long years, is too heavy a load fcr a‘man ; of straw’ tc carry, even though there be Fullerton, the Protestant chaplain of the some ‘golden grains’ in the composition. |Canadiaa contingent, hed an excellent Well we can only hope thai the ‘thrashing | |photograph taken at Messrs. Westlake

process’ may notjabsorb all the ‘golden i ning stndic, Ses it in the window of rains’; but that there may be enough left E : yey Johneon & Johnson’s down town drug

to purchase our fallen friend a euit of; : sackcloth—the ashes wil! be free. store, where orders may be left. Price 50

will miss him, but we believe our loss will be his eternal gain.

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besides being reprevented{ by a captain and thirty brave men, will also be represented by one of the two chap- laine in the Canedian Contingent.

Thies increases Islanders interest in the war etill more.

You want all the news,and you want it as soon a3 you can get it, The Dairy Examiyer, 25cente

month, and The Montreal Daily Star $1.00 a year will give you it.

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P, O. Box &4,.. Charlottetown.

CARD. DR. DICREY

has resumed practice Office Hours 9.20te |] p. m. ‘2 to 4p.s Evenings by appointment.

D if (> L| F @ ares CE RONIC-DISU:ASES and RUPTURE by Salisbury treatmru’. Sud stame for infer

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YM C A.—The adjourned annual meeting ofthe Y MC A was held in the aseociation parlor last evening The Execu~ tive Committee for the entuimg year was completed and is as follows: President, J 'D Seaman; Vice Presidents, JH Ayero, G H Taylor, Thomas May, A Duchemin, Prof Shaw, W E Bentley; Executive, LL Beer, Revs G P Raymond, R F Whiston, W J McConnell, D B McLecd, MrW A Hawley, Geo Bremner, J R Davison, J T McKenzie.J A Lawson, Frank Hutchison, Wm McKie; Treasurer,H J Cundall ; Secretary—W © lurrer. The chairman of each standing committee was aleo ap- pointed as foilows: Devotional Com- mittee, Rev RF Whiston; Ticket Com- mittte, W C Turner; Reading Rocm, Thos May; Social, A C Duchemin; Lec- ture and Entertainment, Pror Shaw. Property Committee was adpointed in full and are Messre H J Cundali and LL Beer. Priceof tickets setiled on for the year which begins November lst, is for gentlemen $2, ladies $1. Commitee ad- journed to meet again on Friday rext at 830 p. m.

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SHIP NEWS.

Port of Summerside.

ENTERED,

Oct. 30.— Nina Page, Rbynard, Pictou, coal; Gasper Embree, McLean, Chathsm, lumber.

Oct® 3l.—Ida M, Mallet, Newcastle, lumber; Lecbiel, Wright, Richibucto, lum- ber; Campana, Demers, Pictou, stcres ; Neal Dow, Irving, Ricbibucto, lumber.

CLEARED:

Oct. 31.—s s Campana, Demers, Mors

treal :— ago, it isreported, the store of Mr. Thos. L. Cooke, Murray River, was entered and 744 bris oysters ....-....-++4. $2,232.00] , quantity of goods stolen therefrom. It is 127 cases eggs ..... sees 759.00} al-o reported that the etore of Horatio Be MD GENEEEE .. cc ccccccccces 117.00} Grabam, at Sturgeon, was entered and a I tresher and cleaver........., 80.60! cash box contain ng $60 taken therefrom. 37 packages of bouse finishing... 125.00 gheiiniate 1 DOFBE. «oo c ceccceece cecese coccscees 75.00 —Co]. Moore, D. O. C , received Jast 1 bri apples .......... ++. 3.00} evening & telegram from (General Hutton

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expressing the Goyernor General’s eatis- faction with the soldierly appearance aod discipline of the Canadian contingent, and aleo Gen. Hutton’s congratulations to al! concerned in this event.

Tbe bazaar 10 the Kindergarten hall Dec. 7th will be a desireable place of amusement where vseful and ornamental! articles and refreshments will be sold.

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Placed on Stanley Bros front counte™ toxday—30 remnants colored and black cloths in tweede, broadcloths and jacket cloths—suitable for ladies ekirts and jackets and children’s; wear lengths from one yard to three and a half yards.

Tue following vessels have arrived from Pictou and Sydney coa! Jaden for Clarkin Bros: Kohinoor, Athlete, Bessie S Keefer, Janett, Dielytrus and Ocean Belle.

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School Girls’ Nerves

Many a pele, weak school girl, cuffering the evil elects of an exhausted nervoussys- tem, and thin, waterp blocd, bas been fu'ly restored to the vigor apd buoyancy of robust healtb, by using A. W. Chases Nerve Food. The healthtul Siow cn the cheek and the

rightness in the eye tellof the building up rocess Which is taken place in the body,

Owing to the very bad photographic weather it will still be some time before it is poesible to fill all the orders for photo- graphs of the P. E. Island Transvaal con tingent. If you haven’t ordered one yet you had better do so at once.

LOCAL NOTICES.

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To the wife of Francie E. Doyle, at Som~ erville, Mass., on Oct. 23rd, a son.

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Munyon’s Inbalers just re- ceived. Price 81 00—Johnson & Johnson, Druggists.

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DIED. On November lst, at North River, Augu stus Boisner, aged 75.

The best place to buy Furs is at Prowse Bros.

The best place to buy Cloth ing is at Prowse Bros.

The best place to buy Car- pats is at Prowse Bros,

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You may not know it, but A number of pigs of both sexes, 2 or 3»

i ! : | buy Dress Goods, Uorsets, ines eee hel: oF 98.08 = Gloves, and Millinery is at HERMANVILLE FARM, |

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Scuppen Deatn _. James Robert- (formerly Nell McKechuie) died euddenly at lected Man., on Wednes- day, Oct. 25ih. siuistiabean Encineers.—Chariottetown Engineer yemeet for driil to: at drill ehea at Room for recruils.— ot,

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—Joseph O'Reilly made Lance Corporal uf “G” and Lorne Stewart, Corporal campany, since arriving at Quebec.

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Ciry Taxes.— Lists are to be prepared who Pav

for advertising the n mes of those have not yet paid their city taxes, up at Once and keep off the list. Po.ick Covrt.—Four drunks made up the docket toxday. Joseph Cameron and John Gilboy wereeach fined $8or 40

day*®. Ronald Macdonald was fined $5 or 30 days and Jobn Macdonald $2 or 10 days.

West Point Buoy.—Jt is announced that Owing to the lateness = of the fearoa the whistling huey off the West point of Prince Edward

island which went adrifta short time ago will not be replaced this season, SocraL.—At 8 o'clock ingtbere will be aéocial Scaoolroom, under the management of the Young People’s Society. A goad programme, refreshments and a good time may be jooked for. Among theitemson the programme will be a solo by Mr. Chas, Earle. Admission 10 cents at door. PusLid Temperance Meettyc.—At the public temperance meeting of Prince Edward Division in Wright’s Hall last night excellent addresses were delivered by Revs. DB McLeod, J W McConnell and GC P Raymond. There was also a choice literary and musical programme, Mr. W G Sabine made a capital chairman

tomorrow even* in the Baptist

A Reception was held last Saturday afternoon at the Summerside Convent, in honor of the visit of the rev, Mother General, and her assietant, Sister St. Angelina, the latter of whom was for many years Superioress of St. Joseph’s Convent, Charlottetown, The music room of the Convent was very prettily decorated with autumn leaves, bannerettes and mottoes of welcome, and the veranda was decked with flags. All the pepils were present and all speot a very pleasant afternoon during which a choice programme was

rendered. An address was read to which the Mother Generai replied in fitting terms. ;

Sister St. Angelina also addreeeed the pupils very nicely. At 2.30 p.m. to-day! Wednesday, the Mother General aod

Sister St. Angelina will meet the Societies of the Holy Family and the Children of Mary in the Conven!.—Summerside Jour- nal,

CaLeponiaAN CLus.—At tbe cae aonual meeting of the Caledonian Club last evening cffizers were elected as fols lowe:

Chief—John A. McLaren.

President—John McPhee.

lat Vice do—Capt R. McMillan.

2nd Vice do—- Jobn Gillis.

Fivancia: See—Alex McDorald.

Recording Sec— D. R. MacLennan.

Corresponding Sec.—John McSwain.

Treasurer— James Paton.

Directors—R J J MzKenze, Dundas; Hugb McLeod, Kensingion ; D Stewart, Kinloch; R M Lamont, New London ; John Smith, Rocky Point; T A McLesn, Cherlottetuwn ; J B McDonald, do; A McDonald,M P., Montague ; D Matheson, North River.

The usual St. Andrew’s dinner will be held on Thureday the 30th inst., St. Andrew’s Day.

The foliowing resroiution, moved by T A. McLean and seconded by Attorney General McKinnon and John McPhee, was adopttd by a unanimous standing vote ;:

Resolved that this club expresses its re- gretat the reverses suetained by our fel- low-countrymen in South Africa as re~ ported to-day, and our hearts go out with hope for the early triumph of British arms in the cause of justice and equal rights.

After the adoption of the resolution the Nations] Anthem was heartily sung.

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