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loceliins. i
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Qgting Boots, i8:.
ggtier Boots.
Toddlers Boots.
Gaiters- _
(ltmlate Slippers.
A105 lot of Ladies` expensive Sli _
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Smile 8. Eels a Specialty.
All correspondence promptly answ-
Stencils sent on application. '
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ESTABLISHED |89l. THE GUARDIAN, oHARLoTTnTowN, r>nrNcE EDWARD rsr.AND, wEDNEso-Ar, Dnonnenn 21, tees.-e rA’oEs.
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was timed tn perform the journey in six
hours. but in half an hour lest
than this we steamed alongside
the qnay at New Milford, and we could
_NOVA SCOTIA llillll
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this side, is a very large concern. It
extends over 2000 miles, and embraces
a very large district-‘-#say from London
to'Peczance in the West,.to~ Milford in
_$99 mlm GNPBSW sally =1l'l‘t1yed in; bunt- _.H A South Wales, to ‘Weymonthlin the South
:lil Yin! 35005 200 yards off in the of England and to Birkenhead in the
aven 0.ie of the government tu gs Nam; °fEug1,m3, and with \,,.,m¢|,,
 Megting of nirectops at from .Pembroke Dockyard had been   at Heave|‘ Dam lines inall directions. Iii SenthWales_
_ ’ hlrgd to convey the guess to _the liner, , _we onyge;-5 or gh, wmpmy have ‘hu
Cel‘\t’8. M. | f d H Te :°":;’s(;na’bf;;‘;3 °?h;h°G§’°‘“&_:_"";’e(“:  t H b . :bitt hathcrto wie-have not engyed our
M,°c,sin9_ - t , _ - , SP01. It tart-_-areo t eoverseatra_c,andas
:gt bho6s_ 31_65_ ' l 0r_ avant esittlng down to lu;chcon._ Before this, ee ar or' men of bnsine_sswe_naturall_ydeeire todo
Hockey Boots, ,#2 10. 1 however, andwvhile the railway journey , all we can to encourage tint to-,,},_ yon.
l”c”ePer___ ___ was being performed. I gathired a _ .______ _ _ have, 1 think, amy mm, _,Q “¢i,,;_-
Kid and velvet number otinteresting items in conntc- -~ i pat, A very P,-°,P,,°u, future fo, yum.;
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the latest and best now in use
the United States. and success
assured. Weo on this year
on Aug. 15th. April! £0
new Prosootus'
i. Aug. cl.198
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Roads,
Weather,
Trade...
You need not wait for a change
wget DRUGS, HORSE AND
CATTLE MED1or‘NEs, PAT
_ENT MEDio1NEs, or aiiyei.ii.,f,f
ln our line. Send ue your order
"ld we will 'forward all g0OdS.
C1!Anons:i>ni-;PA1D,to your address.
Petter orders a special featuré
111 our business.
ADDRESS,
Clftown.
o. E riUoriEs_,
beblae - The Enterprise
D|8¢l-weed and Approved
by Leading British Steam-
'shlp and Railway Mon-
The Great Western,
The following is condensed from a
lengthy account published in the Liver-
pool. (Eng.) Journal of Commerce of
Dec., 9th. and handed the GUARDIAN
bv M_r. Geo. D. Longworth, the ag ent*
in this city. The steamer is expected
here to-day, the thick weather havingi
detained her. otherwise she would
have reached here list night.
MILFORD HAVEN, Wednesday...
Whatever may be the fate of the new
enterprise for connecting Milford Hav-
en and Paspebiac in Canada by steam
communication, it must be admitted that
the venture was very fittinrgly and hand-
somely inaugurated this afternoon when
the Gaspesia steamed out of the Welsh
port amid the cheers of the crowd;
which had gathered to wish her good
speed., A special train left the Great i
estern terminus at Paddington at ten
of the; new line and othe:B. interested ii
the new ve_nturc,'oge'her with a number
of pressmen. and amongst the companv 1
I ` ' ' '
r ni: er, marine supcrinten ent
1
Mr. Pitcher, consulting yeugineer Cana-
dian Steamship Company; Mr. J. C.
\Vnrd_ manager Milford Docks Com-
pany? and Mr. F. M.. Brocklebank.
secretary Milford Docks Company. ‘lt
must be admitted that the 270 miles
run from Paddington to Milford is far
more interesting than the 201 miles be-
tween Liverpool and London, and if
this were the only consideration it is
pretty certain that the success of the
new route would he assured. The train
v' 'T + >
Heszaid&Mooie's
' ¢e'eFORsel0
Goods
UNEQUALLED IN THE
- CITY.
HASZlliIl Ko MUURE
,everything in .theengine-room worked
i as coolly and smoo'lily as possible dur-‘
W
minutes to nine conveying the promoters .
Xmas 1
the Gaspesia had performed her journey
between Liverpool and Milford in a
most satisfactory manner. Mr Pilchard, I
they consulting engineer to the company,
who came round in her, declared that
ing one of the worst nights this year, |
andthegdirectors of _the ling asserted*
their utmost confidence in th shi as a
have been received from the Agent
Kino,-scote, Mr Dobell ga member of
thank them for their remarks, and we
have to thank you all for coming down
here toda to wish the Gai esia ood
Ing for»Preaa Reform-
Wharf Purchase In Hall-
faz-A Quebec M- P. ¢har-
ged by I-Ile Wife _With
Cruelty.
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HHH
educated at Quebec _ Seminary, and
in 1887 married Miry Guilsmartin, a
Y , P S
speed. lt is her initial voyage across
the North Atl .ntic, and we hope ' it will
be the ‘rirstot a good many to come.
Thefirst toast I have to piopose is that
of the Great Western Railway Com-
pany, who have done much towards
supporting this undertaking. The di-
rectors regret very much their inability
to be present, and I have just this mo-
ment received a telegram from Mr.
Wi kinson. their general manager, in
'which he says: ` “Regret inability
to be present today at the inaug-
uration of your service- I congratulate
you on the satisfactory passenger. list
and manifest for the initial voyage, and
beg you to accept our best wishes for I
‘the success of the Canadian Steamship
Compauyi” That telegram will show
you how we are working in hearty ac-
cord with the Great W'estPrn. They
have given us proof of that today in the
magnificent ‘train arran,_ernonts, for
they ran us down in 55'hours instead of »
,six, and I hope that that is but the be-,
it inning: of the good things they have in
S .
_store for us. The Great Western is fi
icompany of vest importance, covering
‘ some 2 000 miles of rail in \'Vf~les. thv
iwest of England, Cornwall, and Devon-
shire,_and that line is
s'rUDnEI: wiTH Pours AND Hertnorcs
of refuge all round the Bristol Channel.
It is the policy of that line to encour -ge
‘steamsnip service to those ports, and it
is proving itself progressive by estab-
lishing its own line to Ireland. lt _ is
,one of the railways which is progressive
United States for a number of years,
but since 1887 has conducted extensive
farming operations at St Michel,
Quebec. '
I .
in its nature-, its manageinent thinking
that it exists forthe benefit of the pub-
lic, and not taking that selhsh view of;
endeavoring to exact as much as pos-
sible from its cu~tomers. I couple
with the toast the name of Mr.Dunster,
the marine superintendent of the Great
Western Railway. il
Mr. J. Dunster.-I very much regret
Mr. Wilkinsons enforced absence, forf
I know that he is very much interested
in this experiment, arid desirous of eu.
couraging it in every wav. As you
have said, Sr, the Great Western Rail-
Y P
collecting and dis'ribu'ing area* on
/ » %YM.BAKlNGPOVlDER O0. IEW YORK. q
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5PP‘“"‘L . S_ ' _ 'tion with the new venture, not amoiwst; undertakin A I dersta d 'C th
if-*°' °¢S‘°g ,Before she sailed For Pas- tieieetioiwiifeii ning ii.. not t'i§=.i‘.N'°hbi¢h°PBw°he¢IWorl¢- - “'° ’- ““ A” “’~ "‘
Canadian Steamslup,Company has been
formed not se. much to c¢',inp`et_e with
established lines _afe to provide facilities L
for a district of Canada which t.o~day is
lomewhat remote from *exiipting ports.
#_-4-ng.-A
_ ° P 1' I .
.strong _and splendid sea boat. The 1 Formerly of St. Marys cathedral 1
yessel,1t appears, has room for 130 Hiitirax, Dec.. 20-(Special)_, at A,|¢|,.t ¢_ ,_ .
tirst.class passengers and 700 ste rage 1 M i- I ' ’
ipassengers. as well as 4,000tons`of' es;:s`};lu:ness'la“1lhy i Co' havel HAUFAX' D°°" 20'-[SP°Ci‘1]""'
Cargo, but the present being in somey PM _asa w° 'ge W “"5 ‘mm Very Rev. Canon Madden, formerly ol
’°’P°°‘S.““ €IP°fiU10U\a1 V0Il1.‘_I0» l10` C“°m"gham & C°"‘°' St. Mary’s Cathedral died at Arichat:
_:_?;Yv§;;=_i_¢ :l;i_i)dea;_odur_;_v_atsh_;nagpptpmful beTn;rn_pst iensipltional goéd _Iikud hu; C_ B_ _ _ Su, Wlumm C Mcnuum
' - ii ti e ---0--.
ab 100 _ e_ _ y_ ermau wic er an _ mature! and Pmlmthmnwt
out steeravc passengers have 0 _
been booked, wiiiise 1,000 i0iisof¢or-1L““D"”°°k at Bam” Dam' Sheet PLYMUUTH CHURCH. youngest son oitbeleto Hon.
wa Coni any, wtiici is to be yourt
go is all that has be-en despatched. l Harbor’ but when “MY 0111113 170_ register _ H.. ` McDonald, Sometime
was informed, mo, that 2, beg of spec- their claim at the Mines Ofiice they 11 Will Try to Secure Ian llacLaron Lee-mauve ggunml of P E
ially addressed mail matter was on found the ro ert h d alre d b
board. The Speeches after the lunclieon P P Y.  a y een ai Pastar' hm wife' Ann Mamma'
were all very clear and -iiiformative, I taken up by JT  Au In and others.. NEW YORK , D°°- 20-`_(SP°h°ial) Charbttemwn and 1° gundam oi
and certainly a better description oi the `* Timy had “1u“ble nuggets winch, Plymouth Church,soon to be vacated by tam J°h” M°B°““1d 8*
dav’e proceedings could not be given "mhzed $620' I is Rev. Lyman Abbott will try to secure Ch” Mcnmmm °t G1°”“1°a°i°f
than bya practically verbatim trans- t. .' A ' _
icriptionof my shorthand n0tes_ Wm? MQNTREAL, Dec., 20._(epccial)_.Ian McLaren. . _ atter founding Scotch
out more ado, therefore, let us to work. Archbishop Bmchem bag addressed 5
After lunchgon had been served Si; letter to the French newspapers here 1  P it Fort Augustus PE I'
R950” Head. Who Occupied the chair. urging reform in the publication of _ H ANGHGGH
:’;fc‘o;I;“d0‘_*:°o°“g i‘§_°‘\‘;!‘*;"“"_‘;1» I  *E _ murder cases. ' ` Reported Atrocities Gommittod by 05 948 34=U1» 0#
y “eat” °"°'i -i of ~ _irantkegimeut
bnsnose
Docks Company and the Canadian He .sks that pictures and revolting , lnaurgetnrg
li Steamship Company, and I would first. j demils be Ommed- TINY Wm' f011°W ; MANILA, Dec.`20~-I [Special --Many
noticed slr Robert H8 d’ chmrmau of it like to state that letters tx ressin re his re ues* )
 Canadian   . Mr'  ___ _ _ ° P g °_*  " oistories are  of   mm
C. M. Armstrong, managing dirciztor; gmt at thu' _"f°b'hty t°,»__b° _.?'e°e°f ._ QUEBEC Dec_ Q()_ - (Sp8¢ia1)_1‘h9 fmited by. the insurgentsal: the capture
ff' F356" °"§§Fff;i M” C' E- N°"' cenmifor Nev.. Scotia, si, Joi... psi..- wtf. efo- E. Telnet. M. infer Bene- Avpari bvtlhe insurgents my time
Mn, tbairsrpan i _rd Dock Company i ismn, the Hom J_ H_ Tgma,-psi, 'Nigel chasse has left hem aid is suing and tell of Spanish atrocities. I o '
Great Western Railway; Mr. Barrett, the Canadian °GovemmeD_ t .. f°1' di‘~'f'°I¢°- Cbafginé him with °1'“°1fF~- ' - - ~ . . _V
. ,_ , _  _ 1,) and Sir . _ A , ._ ._ y  _  _ ,  _. , , -. ..,_;__,-~__ 
clpntiuedal passenger agent G.  R.i Edward Reed.  .l*}°'P°1_\$\oe..l__  fi .tnlponér
A Orgagfngi °S;&“gdf_°;. We P10-:1t°°°~t;’f wish' ¢h¢'¢n¢,,§;p‘,s;s9'eveg~5;1-s._w,,eg§ ,md .and"wa.s first returned to parliament at ` _ ~ than
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Doe. where, ost some-ir; ma. 25;; ‘”“"“*“°‘“'.°' “"4 “°" °‘"‘°
pork, 8.05. ' works in that lim in Montreal
July wheat, 65l, corn, 35§.
sou nominee.
President Heureaux Has Been
Assasslnated. _ '
Pants, Dec, 20-(Special)-A des-
patch from Cape Haytien says General
Ulysses Heureaux, president of San
Domingo, has been assassinated.
President Henreaux, a general and
politician of note in San Domingo, was’
born in 1888. He took an important
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Lesson for 1893. now 1‘68-\1Y- NU
especially Clergyman or Teach°."
Withnut'it Bea.utif\l11Y g°““fn:;
cents. Strongly recommended by _ O .   _ '
Clerizymen. U.i sale bY an b°.°k -
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READY=NlADE CLOTHING
_For Men, Boys, Children.
CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP !.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING !
If you buy from Prowse Brothers, they are right.
P°'°““ic.... i _ If- you buy from us they are   right.
 
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- couonfmnrit netted, ».
announced that
conferred on
of that msttmtltrl.
Tracadie, Seotchfort
Daniel Brman
he embarked
Jan. wheat 67%' pork .9.85. _ , Heine Governor or
Creole, of Savannah. Georgia. He May wheat; 67i,;oorn,,35il; oats,26§.` my ,_ Gnvemnr own M0,
followed commerci il pursuits in the iP01‘k. 9-67- _ o al Hospital and a Dlmtar
est shareholder in the Bank
al. His benelaotionl JD loliill
s.ty amount collectively to
millions of dollars Ha 18
Carter s
Fancy 1
partie the war with the Spaniards °in d
1866.; became President of the Repub- g
lic in 1882-3 and again in 1887. Since 1
then he has been continuously re-elect- " T *
eu, the last time in February, 1893.  `
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V is now in full swing
7
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‘ s _ I argest s,.ock in the
 ME ' ' uitable for Christm
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome The old reliable.
uarters of banta Claus.
citvlknows it
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