THE DAiuY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 30 1893, Severe Fj shting Predi i TOO LOYAL FOR TARTE.

Lonpox, Oct. 28.—Mr. Wm. G

| Sonth Africa within the next few weeke. | They must not be induced succeesf i forces at present in South to overcome the combined resources of the | Transvaal and the Orange Free State | before the arrival ofan army corps. Lt must be remembered that the British were

~* ‘ ; | dealing with an enemy who had proved

} stubborn, successful, avd well armed. | Outhe other band, the public should not be dé presee ion learning that toe British

nerais were ot » defensive, Choosing to

tect tl rather than to risk the

present. The highest military authorities

| at home strongly approve of Gen. White's and Gen. Yule’s movements.

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jby’s Own ©028p : The most critical times in @ woman’s

| life are the times which make the girla woman, and the weomana mother. At those times, Dr. Pierce’s favorite P:e~ ecription is of incalculable value, I: strengthens and invigorates the organs distioctly femipine, promotes regularity }, | of the functions, allays irritation and in- flsmmatios, ch cks uanaturs', exhausting drains, and pute the whole deli- cate organism into perfect condition. Al- moatallthe illeof womankind are trace~ able to some form of what is known as ‘“‘temale complaint.” There are not three cases in a hundred of woman’s peculiar diseases that Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre-~ cription will not cure.

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Send 31 one-cent stamps tocover cost of mailing only, and receive free a copy of Dr. Pierce's Medical Advisex. Address World’s Dispensary Medicel Association. Buffalo, N. A.

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by reports of hk renchmen would esprivg to arma, 1! fights to believe that the British

| } indented Bergeron, the able

member for

artney, M.P., and Secretary to the Admirs | Beauharnors, said ata public meeting : j ality, inaspeech at Stocktow warned the “Loyal Quebec was ashamed of the } | . . . " . I ul iic to prepare to fee eo Revere strugg e ia Maste r of the Administration at this janc-

jture. If younteers were called for 5,000 It was Girouard, of Quebec, who built Kitehener’s

Africa are able} railway up the Nile. When trouble comes

; to thie fair land of ours or the Empire wae in peril the French of Quebec would stand side by side with their English-speaking brethern in defence of the British flag.”

Mr. Tarte does not like this sentiment. He declares that Mr. Bergeron is an *Orangeiste,” and ‘ta follewer of Tupper,” and adds;

“T am a minister of the British Govern- ment. [| have liberty to call myself French ; butif it isdesired that [ should declare inyselfa British citizeua, and it is desired to prevent me calling myself Freach, then | refuse to call myself a Bri- tish subject. We are happy and free under British institutions; but France 1s also my dear Mother Country.”

“What bave we to do with things in Africa? Why should we take the money and the blood of our people to spend them in such far-away regions ? ”

And this ia the teaching that comes from our Ottawa Government.

Merry Marriage 3:>1ls.

A very pretty wedding took place at Melrose, Mass., on Wednesday evening, October 18th, the contracting parties being Mr. Charles S. Owen, of the well-known grocery firm of Owen Bros., at Wvoming Station, and Mies Christine McKinnon, daughter ef Mr. Charles McKinnon, of De Sable. Lot 29, P. E. Island. The Rev. W, H. Hackett, of the Fells church, pers formed the ceremony at the parsonage, on Main Street. The bride wore a very band- some costume of blue white cord, trimmed with chiffon over white satin and earried beautiful bridal roses. She was attended by Miss Edna Sweeteer as bridesmaid, at- tired in a becoming suit of pear! color serge trimmed with piok silk and cream colered lsce aod carried a bouquet of carnations. Mr. D. McKinnon, brother of the bride, acted as best man,

After the ceremony the many frienda of the young couple were entertained at a res ception given at their new home, 38 Wyoming Avenue, the parlors being beau-~ tifully deeorated for the occasion. Many useful, beautiful, and costly presents were shown, and the company sat down to a fine collation after which vocal eelections were pleasingly rendered by Mr. Edwina Owen, and short aod appropriate speeches given by members of the company.

The groom isa well known young busi- ness man Of Melrose. We wish the young couple a happy and prosperous metri- monial journey.

Mr. Edward D. May, son of the late Capt. David May, of Charlot etowo, was married at Winchester Mass,, on Wednes- day last, to Miss Margaret Gillespie, daughter ot Mr. aod Mre. Martin Gillespie. The Examiner joins witb the groom’s many friends here in wishing Mr. and Mrs. May every happiness in life.

The marriage took place yesterday afternoon at three o’clock, at the residence of Mre. Andrew Mitchell, Spring Garden Road, of James P. Cook, of Charlottetown, and Misa Eliza G. Bremner, sister of Lieut. Col. J. J. Bremuer, of this city. The bappy couple left in the 5 pv m traia for a short trip to Boston and New York. Rev. Thomas Fowler performed the cere. mony.— Halitax Herald.

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It is Easy to Love

Your neighbor as yourself when your neighbor is a pretty gir:. It is just as easy to cure yourself of Catarrh,Bronchitis or Asthma, if you use Catarrbozone, the new medicated air treatment for all dis- eases of the nasal and respiratory paccages caused by germ _iife Catarrbozone cures by inhalation without danger or risk to the sufferer. It goes wherever air cen go and never fails to reach tne affected parts. This is why it excels treatments requiring the vee of sprays, douches, powders, ointmen(s, &ec. which cannot reach the seat of the disease and are therefore useless. For sale at all druggists, or direct by mail, price $1. Send 10 cents in stampsto N. C. Polson & Co., Manufacturing Chemists,Kingston. Ont, for sample outfite.

The best way to avoid sickness is to keep yourself healthy by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier.

Oysters by the quart, peck, bushel, and barrelat Joy’s.

Royal Oak soap; it is all right.

Royal Oak Soap—That’s all.

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, —@ | visions of the Act of 5ist Vie Cap. 12, sections (| i -—®@ | 82 and 83, that the undersigned wil! apply at Ie [ all aml - ce | the text monthly meeting oi the City ee. = << of the City of Charlot etown, to be holden on ' ° . —=@ | the 13th day of November, next, tor the ex- leg lh H v nfl = | emption from taxation, of the Factory, Build- . a as alti ——<s | ing, Lands and Premiser, of the Charlotte- = | town Condensed milk Company, Limited, n 9 —— | now being erected, and situate on the soe é‘ al UMNO ls hi = | side of the +t Peter's Road, in the common o ° - —S | Charlottetown, adjoining the Railway reser- is : : =e vation, the industry proposed to be introduced lj ht all f gy — | and carried onin said Factory Building and at F WLUW J “—@ | premises, being the manufacturing of Con- —=s | densed Milk and Condensed Cofiee. e q Nn —= Dated this 10th day of October, AD, 1899. b0a}8 —~ |) THE CHARIOT TETOWN CONDENSED d — MILK CO., Limited’ —s | Oct 10- law 4 wk. tues ig ee . an | USI VELY their homes, —#s&/ _ pete es oa A = y iid no —— | WAR KILLS.—By using the d yuble action ws ” washer persons avoid abser bing germs of dis- . an } sease, which robs many of our fair sex of the —~s | blocm of health. A:so threshing mill nearly ! . —S | new for sale cheap. John Prowse W rights - t —S | tridge or W. P. Colwill, city. : , — 253 Tu Fri& wy. iT » <2 weg VEC valned \ —-_ nt } y vort} 1d- = ee — pe —s ~ oo SET 1Vving ATT 5 i aan yah. ry hou und mak u? <2 guir —— | | " te S| i Nyy) . : = + ee o hese fary.3 — neni ots —_ . ' iaTLiliies iever Knew ——- * pure SOAPS meant, un 34 they tried SUNLIGHT =${f ' i ‘ LIFEBUOY. = 5 jgjonn ° > ; “hy should not other: = M8 and be healthier anc 3 ler for the learning. = : = Z WN Price j Fi CHARLOTTETO ‘Oo io r f ice is Only YC for = i err. 2 s¢ twin bar, = ei ! -_ oe ie Ww A ‘4 i ' ve 4 ST gay i — WAAAAAdedaddl AMAA

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. 1000 yards of Flannelette at 4c per yard. 400 yards of wrapperette at 6c per yard. Ths best grey cotton you ever bought at 4c per yard. The best ha:dkercbief we ever sold for 2c each, If you want a hosiery snap you'll get it 25c a pair Our Diamond Jubilee Corset fit for a Princess. Will be oftered from 7 to 10 o’clock p. m. for 40c a pair 60 pairs mens lined kid gloves 40c a pair. 400 mens silk neck ties all styles 10c each. A pure linen collar latest style English make 6c each. 50 pairs mens pants for $100 they are worth double.

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14 pairs of heavy wool blankets $1.90.

ladies black cloth jackets $2.25. 25 ladies fur capes “wear guarant2ed” $7.00. 100 ladies fur collars “to-night only” $1.00 50 feather boas 10c, 25c and 40c. 250 ladies wool vests 25c.

A big basket bargain of ribbons 5c per yard ?

; Some were 50c, some were 25c, some less 4 Come early as possible we are always rushed Saturday.

to serve you. Everybody saves money by buying at “MY STORE.”

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That is the only kind of underwear yoa get at the Model Store. Not rough, ill made garments in our entire stock, and

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We have a very nice line of boy’s Underwear, strong, well made, smooth, fleeced lined, sizes 26 to 32.

of underwear for $1.00—Of course we have them cheaper we can sell you a suit for 50c—of course we have them dearer—

Well Fitting Underwear Serviceable Underwear Warm Underwear

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NOTICE.

All accounts in book account, notes of

| hand, judgments, or otherwise, due the

estate of tne late John P. Sullivan, of St. Peters Bay, musi be handed in, and paid forthwith to Lawrence J. Macdonald, who will grant receipts therefor. AJl accounts not closed and arranged for at once will be placed in October court for collection. HELEN SULLIVAN, Administratrix, St. Peters, Sept 25th, 899.1

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