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_ Don t forget the X . P._S. C. E._concert in Zion Church Lecture room this :night week. ‘

eems to be no hind

erance to the sal ofour

It is understood here that ai l\li‘. Dixonfi

of Sackville has contracted to carry the i

P. E. Island light mails, letters etc. by team.---Sackville Post,(Coii.) __

_ Mn. and Mrs; Pope Balderston, of Regina, N. VV. T., who are on o. trip to their former home in P. E. Island, stopped off in Moncton to spend a sliort time:\\'ith Rev. VV. IV. Lodge.---Moncton Times. _

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OBITUARY.--From her home at Botliwell, `

on Feb. 20th, Mrs. Charles A. Ford, aged 52, was called to the home above. The messenger of death came both silently and suddenly, but she was found ready. For some time past she had not been in good health, but nothing serious was feared. She had suffered at times from a pain in her left shoulder. On the evening of the above date she had retired as usual, but being taken with a severepain went down stairs, accompanied by her youngest daughter, aged 14 years. She had been sitting in her chair only about twominutes i when she tainted, and before her hus- band and older numbers of the family who

_ were immediately called, had reached he

The steady ,_

I life had expired. The community is much

nd t I n u e stirredby the sad event, and the deepest\

_ sympatliyis felt for the husband, son and

'~ d * - daughters, who mourn the loss of a loying

`" nd reds of yard

‘ and faithful wife, ands. tender and af-

eing sold.

_fectionate mother. May God bless the -family and give them grace to bearthis-

lt is good business t

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trial is our prayer. _

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` Iains and Fancies.

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' ' and Mr. G. E. Saville have negotiated an

"exchange of property by which Mr. Saville will henceforth own and occupy a large farm in the vicinity of Upton, and

Pgf fMr. Matheson a house, store and lot in

Yd the village of Annandale.---Master John

° Maclean, of Lot 56, accompanied by his

sister, Miss \Yiunie- Maclean, left on

' Tuesday via S. S. Minto for New York,-to

B join their father, Mr. Daniel Maclean,

who has worked for some years in that state.---Mr. Marcus Martin, who has also taken his departure for the United States,

' I EASTERN NOTES.---Near the end of Febru.

_ziiy,and still no winter in ft ct not expected

his destination being Colorado.-~-By the death of Miss Penelope Mat-he son, Dundas

who was highly esteemed for her kind- ness of disposition and Christian gravity.

A on al g k. Films!!

dues and other _important business.

Smiles vs 2nd Victor-ins at Summerside

to-night. This is probably the last game of the intermediate series. Special train leaves at four o`clock.

Pnssinnxr Schuman and Governor

Roosevelt, of N ew York, have been offer- ed the governorship of the Philippine Is- lands, and both declined it.---Halifax Rec- order.

Vancouver World, Feb, 1-lz Rev. W. B.

Hinson, of the First Baptist church, who has been in Southern California, returned home last night. The Rev. gentleman, who has been troubled with a throat af-

fection, is muehimproved. i

AT the next meeting of the Natural!

History and Antiquarian Society to be held next Monday night, Rev. T. H. Hunt, M. A.,B. D. “'ill be the lecturer, taking for his subject: “A sketch of Ancient Egypt". The public are invited to att-end this meeting. ’

LESTURE AT Lose CREEK.-----John

leading public men and choruses by the College will be carried out.

THE parishioners of Rev. E. Ramsay

the 24th and presented Mr. Ramsay and his wife with an appeciative address and

which was a silver tea service

mer session to be held from July 5th to

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Mrs. \Vm. Somers ‘a dahighter.

Mrs. W. B. Leard a daughter.

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MARRIED.

Kcntford L. White and Mary A. daughtewof Henry J. Murray, of Pleasant Valley, P. E. I. were married on Feb. 15th. I

I Letter of Condolence.

To Mas. CoLi;\' C.\MrBr:i.L, DEAR

MADAM1---As it has pleased an all- wise Providence to remove by death' our esteemed friend and Brother Colin

At Tryon on Feb. 16, 1900 to Mr. and _

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\Vheatley,Esq. will deliver an address on

poultry raising and the requirements of ‘

the British markets, under the auspices of lg* ,,

the Long Creek Farmer`s Club on Wed- y _ ' ne sday,March 7th,at 7.30 p. m. Ladies are \~ s ‘_ ` i specially invited toattend. __ ,' _ , I _

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'l`Hi~: formal opening of the new Prince” ,_-,‘-' | _ PNN ilihhlbll

of \Vales College and Normal School will . ' 'j ` 16 _ "

take place in its Assembly Hall:on Friday F _ _ ` evening, March 2nd. A good program ` K' ‘ /' ytj ’\ .,

consisting of speeches by a number of the I _ ’°\_`{W_ ., ,

met at the parsonage, Bayfield, N. B. on ‘

a number of beautiful' presents, arnonglro msnmmnm - ' ‘

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August 16th. Mr. Clark also sends a num- 18 ber of views of Cornell and Ithaca. Pun

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man Clark, B. S. in Agr. A. M. assistant TRY US. Our ‘careful f _ _ and in Botany at Cornell University, THE‘ n£ltm’h¢no?£l tural?

GUARBIAN has received the calendar of satisfactory mocounts\.les,wlll be revelations

the course of instruction during the sum- g°’°c‘i1‘_t,_0ur ph” at hula* h uw h

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Cribed the abgence 0fgu_1f_iCe_tha_t is the L. O. F” 1169, desire thus to express our B P6. _ e can p y0\l.

in Italy, probably her winter experience jammed among- the ice tloes, rendered her unsafe or doubtful and finishing her use- fulness. The eritliusiasts who believe the closing of the Straits of Belle Isle would favorably affect the climate of the whole Gulf, would be correct did the ice in our Gulf come through the straits, but I think little or none of it ever came from that direction. The greatest interest is 'still taken in the struggle in South Africa, ‘and though no doubt was ever expressed of the issue among the loyal sons of the Empire here of a. war that waged under new and untried *and ex- tremely difficult conditions, yet the welcome news of the recent victories was

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