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THE GARDIAN, OHABLUITEPOWN, OCTOBER 24, 1899 1

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By J. H. Bell, M. P., D. B. McLellan.

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{ the Need oi a Bicakwatcr iii Suiiimcrsidc Harbor

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`@“-9 o the f Most' sooo SFUL SPECIALIST FREE. Dr. McKay Jordon, Docroa or O1>'r_tcs,

Stanley From Going on `l'icii‘thert§iel‘ll].c31ol.le,;,f)cnof Ophthmollcgy and ~ lotogy. China go, whose thi rr.;ugl;‘ course in c,l_isoasef;_€¥t;’ f;\;'(`iS°\”Y

.~'aiT_ ` 3’ - ‘ . eye and the Pliysiolovy and Pathological eiftcts upon these organs nur t e years o prec »t H

Alld Tlnlllcllllllc Rillllc. tra-inin has _laced him in the front. rank of his profession . No cast: Too ntrrlcuixr. _Remember -.se are v , ' ' -

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Few inventions save

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Yearly improvements have been made from the ll beginning-The '

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Tortoise heaters. They econ- omize full enough to pay for the stove in one or two years. They hold fire to beat, any stove made. -

They are low in price, neat

in finish. $10 ti

Y- ft il ' i_-ii. ..'..-J li.,s‘t.:.lu`l -i* Btksit

, es) l l G t t. 'lftt Stittimerside Ilarbo: forth--_ pur-

pose ol enabling the represcntatwes ot Prince County to inak-i a general i-i- spection ofthe propostd route or the r~,iiiter st -aiii=.~r from Summeside to Cape Torrnentinc pier. O.i board were J. H. Bt-.ll,l\l.P.; l).B.McLellan,M. P.; .\la_vor C,irnp';iell, G. H Godkiii. E q if Sunimerside;A GL'ARni.tN repeseni- stive and several oihers. On the tui-

fectly sheltered and sxfe harbor, with

channel to its former depth.

whole there i., pears to be a sand drift Ol this land.

Attiape Torrnentire the party were

wilconied to:NewBruns\vick by Rev E. Ramsay, Mr. John Tucker. of the Sea- .-id.- Hot l Mr.Smith, McGlashen. who has charge of tie Cipe Tormentiie Pier, Mrs. (Capt) Geo. Kierstead and other- who were spending the noon hour fishing off the 'er

pi . The 1'-.sulr of the investigation at

ward run souudiigs were taken in ‘Cape Torment-ne shows as folows: Surnmerside Harbor. 1 First-That off the east and souther._v

So far as Stimm~;rsidc Harbor is con- gfaces of the pier there was from 18

cerntd the result of the investigation to 21 feet of water at low tide and shows- laniple for the accommodation of the

First-That inside the l?ght'nouse and t Stanley.

fir abou'.40O yds between the light-1 Seconj-That the apgroach to the house and the wharf then is a per- tpisr shows a depth of water. increai-ing

from 20 feet upwards. The railway

at least 21 feet of water. track on the pier extends al1.o.t the _ Second-That comparing the depth whole length, and runs along that part of. the water inside the light, as ofthe pier, where = the 'S:at~ley would

shown by the old chait,and as indicated pprobahl ,f loadnnd unlo`s`d‘." `

by recent soundings, it would appear From these results there would appear that there has been a sand drift from to be nothing in the way oi the Stanley the shoals on McCsllum’s Point. that, beginning her operations this coming

has lessened the depth of water in the] fall and winter. " '

.channel by from one to two 'feet at a The prim l»tt'e stenuier Brant is s point about 400 yards inside the light. beautiful brat nearly a`iid'ta.-t-iiully fur- Tliis demonstrates the futilty and:nished`anc__la splendid steamboat; able necessity of a breakwater to preventito make 1'0 knots an hour easily and

further sand drifts. and restore the ‘t even more if moss-ary.. ' ` `

The genial otiicers. Messrs. Hobklrk.

Third.-That it the Stanley draws ask of the Fisheries Prttective service, and

is stated 15 feet of water, there is‘Capt. D. MtKinnon make the voyage" ample water in the harbor. to enabletan exceedingly plessant one for their `A

hor to enter and depart with safety. y guests.,

Fourth.---That it would bo advisable _.The paitv. returned ti Sumtnerside

for the Government to dredgea short 'bs' 5 o‘clot-k after a thoroughly enjoy- distance`in the channel near the light ‘ able outing.

Shortly after ten o’clock yesterday

morning Lient-Colonel Moore visit d

gent.He stated that they would leave by the exp e s on Widnesday morning for Quebec and that it is expected the con.

or twelve days before sailing. He ttien congratul itsd the men on the opportun- ity that had come to them-which is the tir t opportunify that lsland soldiers had ever had- of fighting in foreign land. Thousands ol their friends iv- rs envy- ing then: this chance oi fig-.ting for their Country and no person could pos- sible be more sorry than himself tiat he was not allowtd to go with `tl1em. He then went on to siy that it was h rdiy necessary for him to remind them that the credit ol the corps to which they bc- lo ig-the credit of their island prov..ice -was in their hands and he hoped that they would never do anything to reilsc-t discredit upon either themselves or their homes.

The Colonel concl-.idel the remtiks

portunit-,'.

The contzngent then proceeded. with

the usual drill under the direction _ ol Lieutenant Sprague. ,

In the afternoon the steady sol lieily

tramp of the contingent was heard com- ing up the stairs of the New Prowse Block. They were on their way to Messrs Westlake Bros., studio to be photographed. ln a few days all will be able to secire one.

DIED.

At Charlottetown, Monday morning,

Oct. 23rd, Fannie Elizabeth Ross. daughter of the lite Rav. Malcolm Ross.

[Fuieral from the home of her sis-

ter, `\lfs J B Stretch Long Creek

p°‘ Tuosilayu at 2. p. ui.: to Wcstvile

Model Grand Ranges. V 'L-,,,,,`e,;,,y§._

Highland Ranges $2.5 up. Cooking Stoves $15 up.

MARRIED.

iA~gu= \loI\~=l ti Christina McLeod,

y At the Mtnso, Georgetown, on 213-

& B§S;O.:t.. by Rv. A. W_ K. Herdnian

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the diill shed and addressed the contin- ,

tingent will remain at Quebec for tml

by congritulfitng them upon their op-K

WHAT WOMEN NEED

Who are suf- fering from heart pglpi- station, ner.

vousness, weak, faint or dizzy spells,

anaemia, hys- `l361‘1a., pale and sallow complex- ion or any of those ailments of the heart and

nerves that render so many wo- men invalids -i s M i 1 - burn’s Heart and N e rv e Pills. This remedy re - stores life

' and energy to those who are

weak and run down, makes tho pale cheek rosy, strength- ens the heart, creates new nerve tissue and makes the blood rich and red. Mr. Alex. Drum- mond, 24 Palace St. , London, Ont., made this statement of his wife’s case:

“My wife had been ailing

for alongtime with weak nervei and impoverished blood, when she commenced taking Mil- burn’s Heart and Nerve Pills.

“ They proved to be the

medicine that sho needed, making her nervous system strong and giving rich, red color to her blood. She has been in good health since tak- ing this splendid remedy, far better indeed than she had been for years, and I am only too pleased to recommend their use to other suiferers.”

Milburn’s Heart and Nerve

Pills, 50c. a box, 3 for $1.25, all druggists. T. Milburn & Co., Toronto,

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We have just the article to suit you, come and inspect them. w hers--at -the corner Jewelry Store.

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I ytlioroughbred, and 4 good grades

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To oe sold at Public

24th, at 10 o’clock a. m.

2 gliortliorn Heifers Calves,'_ - 2 .syrsltire do ‘ do.;i". L

1 4 Shorthorn Bull Calves,

2 2 Ayrshire do ` doi

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We have Just received a large shipment of grspliophones,-<th'o most pei 2 Ayrshire ~~~¢lo do.

feet talking machine made.

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2 Shorthorn 'Heifer Calvee.

We have also received a large number of records, the latest hits in song, 2 2 =\yflhil‘¢ <10 ' dr. . .

speeches and orchestras. 3 Shorthorn Bull Calves. Owners of graphophones would do well to call and make their selections 3 Ayfshim 3° do-

6&I`1y~ \ 1 coz. Pigs.

Also 6 heifer calves, 2 of

ward Farm

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CYCLE MEN.

Charlottetown and up mmerside. _ __

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