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ESTABLISHED |891 THE GUARDIAN, oHARI.o1'rETowN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. THURSDAY `sE;i‘EMBER 21 less __ _ -h_E-as
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Sept 20 -(Special) --
William arrived this morning
by the Crown Prince
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-_-- who arrived in the city Monday night’ , _ _ .
and was escoited to the Royal I-lctel by "° '_-"' -_@-
the exhibition enecutive._ Yesterday;   _
A Bll0Yl'l21°R@CCllllY BCCU gfggxi 81331:; 1;r<;;1§§§th§cIt;;=;»;;i;dt lFlI'Sl _Balls M2lllCllCSiCl' HlS FI`lCll(lS 3!
J. H. McAvit_v and R. B. Emgrson, i ' O  '°_' ~ ' ‘ C
  visited the exhibition and was shown
through the various department. While`     o  ‘
much pleased with the principle fes- . - ¢ g '  \ mg That W
___..._ tures of the show. Governor Mclntire _ ‘O _
expressed much gratification over tie  K - ""*°'-- . »_ ~ _...___
excellent sho wing' that P E Island had - M
A NORWEGIAN CAPTAIN  Talks of the C0ui1try’s Prosnciity and Says Can- _LEAVE _POR lfHE__,FRONT AGITAHUN
_.___ mid .. ...Aly  ,... iyyi ada Should be Topmost-eCanada First, ' t  __________ `
William Arrivas - Blooiisinn FARM P. E. I. _ ' `   -Al _  _ ' yy V. `
Malmo And Was Given a iderillifiifiiiiigfiiiidiiiiiidiiiifiii' Ways' IA Band of “pm”  "nm the WM
W, ,.,,,,,,,,,, ;';;t.:;°:;‘;°..;:f...t:°':Ji .:;::f;f.t:?.; _   I Pam. A" #PM tt “° Hoe our as
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bf" °‘ °SS ' “ “C ‘S il” wwrunor..Sepr.2o-(special)-sirWiiind Laurens. c. Mc. addressed . Q\l¢¢ll» _ Illloooltoe
a o f th 1 t h d f . . _ _
____ lhll;pgef;bsf;3esl;’I;eed eirrfx Pr‘;'vin;)e over eight thousand persons on Tuesday at the Middlesex Fair.
of prince Edwmd Is3_and_ li _ He talkedof the country’s prosperity; ofthe value of British connection and: ‘ '¢ ` _-__ _ i` s -*-*--
Srocltllolx, nent 90 -(Sp@¢m1)_ D_ C_ MQKINU,-Y_ y, the benefit the farmers derived therefrom and said: Canada should have the top- ' »  ~ 
NGWOKIII °1Pt&in found on th~ °‘Chestuut,” the horse that took iirst f most Iilace. m.that. market' ' ‘ L0?n?QN'- tempt 2O_(sPf_cm)_g¥°lt ann” Sap*
Nu" of Kms Chu-iemhland 8., prize at the exhibition, is wmwut daubt ‘_ Sir Wilfrid said the Canadian Commissioners had Stood to our rights on the  Bmahf S ammde 'r°!n`dms lb’ Iran' “lu Dmfhf 133 w¢
md b had And a very handsome animal. He is tie. Alaskan Boundary question and consequently the ne otiations _had ot been v_°°1W‘u ”°t °h“3° ‘mlfu ‘n“'F"‘.d*3'F “"5 "mmf ‘N1 *D9*
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‘"7 mu "'°° P° * property of D.C.sicKi=;1»y,oi Cnarl me- lsuccessfnl. _ _ _ _ l cabinet meeting. unleaasoinething un# Nantes
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town, P. E. l., and captured first prize
out of seven classes. This is the only
Cinadian horse that cutpointed the
famous Sanborn horses. This animal is
a chestnut gelding,8 years o`l.i.15 hands I
3 inches high, and weighs about 1.050
lbs. He was sired by Preceptor by Nut-
wood _and dam by Merino by Almost
Momhrino. He ie an elegant carriage
‘horse,a' ntefedriver, quiet and kind. and
preamita (handsome appearance _ln har-
' some mon 8 try-Mrs Richard Reddin, Char otta-
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“_ -_ Chase 16 -sriroiai. Don. snonrizoax
MARKETS iiiznnnnns’ Associurion.
5¢Pf 20 ‘-(sP°°‘°l)‘°n‘° ti-ies-Fred G. Bovyer, Georgetown, P.
*f° "N °1°°1=s Ht" E. t.,_ist; c. W. Homes. Amiiert. add.
V501! 71i, 00111. 34f,0ate Sweepstikes, bul1,4 entries-Fred G.
3 02! Bovyer, Georgetown. 1st. .
8:gaaI..71l, corn,291 , oats, 21
t_74i. wrt. 30s °=t= Pair Brides for September,
` Afiot .er one of those happy eve: ts took f
tae holy bonds oi mst.-imony it tie
06 home ot't e bride’s parents,Keni Str_e+t. _
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handsome silver tea service from they
00 S G;-3,09 Churgh chqir, Of WhlCl1 U16 bride y
has been a valued member. Thei
I l e reside on ltlustoii Street.
'The Sackvile.ITo_st extends heat ty con- ‘
I took place last week at the residence of
 ostfnaet -r C. A. McCurdy, “Glen
tial xnot was tied by Bev. Mr. Mc- _
BOOKS Eiief of smite-  by
E, A. McCurdy a relative of the bride. i
town le .
Herd, bull and three females, 4 on-
place at nine o’c1ock. last evening
when Mr. George Fred. Long. and,
Miss J inie Blake, daughtfr of Mi'.`
Philip Blake of t iis city, were united in v
The bride was attended by Miss Mittis ‘
Pickard, while ' Mr. W. Henderson _
supported the groom. Among the n-im-_ y
cron-i and costl resents was a ve'y“
GUARDIAN joins wits their many friends `
in wishidg them years-of happiness and
prosperity Mr and Mrs. Long will
giatulations to P. G. McSw`°9U» ‘h°'
well known dry'_goods man of Amherst.
gn his recent marriage Tb? event
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Cottage. Onslow station. N~ S- Th*
bride was Miss Lily Thompson. y0\1“8*
est daughter of Mr McCord! TM
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white ribbon and chidon She coded
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‘°""'°' N* united as 'anti ss Aeyess ' ing as i 'led tl\egr°°m 1>1»¢¢l'thr°\1sh‘¢h° hre-
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Standard Ol te Move- " ~ _
milk* mer th Hand-made ladies’ underware, l en-.j
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.eltyg lofirithi the R hinusdme 
costly and _use!_t`il presents recjeive`il--shy
the.popnla1'~ bride. " '
After an informal reception at ~ the
residence of the bride’s parents. Mr.
and Hrs. McSweeny were driven to
Truro, and took the evening train for
New Glasgow thence to P. E. Island on
i short wedding tour. After the honey
inoon the couple will go to their future
home at Church street. Amherst. where
the bride will be °-at home” after the
24th inst. »
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IN the golf clubihandicap medal play
at the links on Saturday afternoon Rev.
D. J. Fraser won out with J. Douglas
tlazen, M. P. P., a close second. The
.fternoon was extremely fine fer golf
ind good play was the rule.--St John
bun.
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By-the Gnaiii>ui¢’s_.S»eaLs.l Corresiioodentif
The inet yfar el.e;g _.in _Atta is
largest for somlzyears. _ Several' ‘Island
b ye have e .te 1irst"yea`r in Arlrand
Medicine. `
Footha 1 practice ‘has commenced in
good style. Nine new men have been
placed 'on the team this year_to replace
those who have graduated. The Dal-
housie team will play the New Glasgow
team on Satirday. _ `
After. the regular Y. M. C. A. meet-
ing next Saturday evening there will
be an ice-cream social to give new
students anopportnnity to _get acqua-
inted and feel at home.
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ROYAL “KING °""" "M, 1 YK
si JoHN EXHI " "" `” "
ANDREE  ;,..  HoN. SIR WILPRID LAURIER Boisits’     iiitisirus
TRACE” Addresses a Meeting of over tight “REST ‘ ‘
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We want to be friendly with the Americans, and to trade with them, but if f°"°°” °°°°" Th’  °°“°“° m ‘iwltillflvll
they will not,our hearts will not break, we can live without them. _ i°°t“7° P1'°P\_l'l\i°l\l for  Friends Q Broyh
I would prefer friendly nelationr-withtho United  but  it cannot be 0“'“9_° Fr” su” °m°f'>`! 5” ‘»t`_*`° ’ 5*? 55° 5853
bought withciitsaeriiiciiig our  bohor. we  not hive' it." Our pnrpcgd  I ‘ ‘ Bu »  OA '  
isCenade iiretiast and always.. _____._H.__  N if y A _ __ __ .  
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The bride looked 'charming  'fl ` _ .lion Walkin' 3” 3\i§§§`*_i ing -u'°°h1°° _ _
pretty gown of white silk, trimmed    y First 
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M5. Jr A. Robertson, uiereha.n`t,ut_Bon~“
alieiw, was in the citi yeetordoyi . A
ltotnf, one ` ' ‘-at tliegvere.
_._ Mrs. John Eamon of Gr`a.ndview,' was in
the city yesterday eo route to visit friends
-in Heats- River. ' » t ~
Mr. Joe. L. Raftery of Soni Boston,
arrived here last evening to attend Bt.
_ Dunetan’s College
Mr. H. Gittlelon, representing Braley
dt Sons, wholesale drnggiets, MontnQa.l,wol
in the city yesterday. '
Mr. P.S. B own and Mrs. Brown crossed
to Point du Chene vesterda . They will
drive to Moncton and St. John.
it S. S. Halifax,for Philadelphia via Boston,
i where she will remain for the winter.
_ Miss Annie Rodd, Brackley Point, re-
.tui-ned yesterday from visiting friends in
` Moncton and si. Jehu, N. is. waits in
- lBt. John Miss Rodd attended the ex-
' _-; ’ _ ` jhibition.
,i \ Mies Campbell, daughter of the Hon.
_ , William Campbell, Sea View, returns this
u ' . moigieing, afteéha pleieaéilt visit with frglenda
` int city. e was e nest f rs.
____ ____ sup <~ Baking Powder t............,....... g ° _
_“'*'-Hivuniaav - O ____ _ Rev.J.E. Grant, Summerside, was;
passenger by the S 8 Princess yesterday
ms  » l MC fran PUIY afternoon _ Mr.  has slant some
lathes &e¢Iy_ cream i tartar. ‘
a pure hard soap
_low in Pdch  the food
hi hes: in quality. L against alum.
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weeks visiting his father in North Sydney,
who he left in o precarious condition. Mr.
Grant goes to Sumroex-aide this morning.
Mr. John McDougall leaves this moi-n-
ing for Vancouver, B. C., where his father
is now residing. Mr. McDougall is g
youigdinau starting out in life. He has
wor or some corset earring' e ’ t-
ing with Mclniiis Bros. We homo
_doubt he will be another successful Is-
lander abroad. His many friends wish
‘him success.
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all kinds Of `  _ O I For 30 days I will sell Dinner Sets
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I Tea Sets Chamber Sets Jardinieres
l Supplies . O ‘ O Cheese Dishes, Fancy China, Lamps
Ready _ 1000, people to pay their accounts furnished J unc 30th. idtégigxdthfj 3335358 me ___
X  We Want a. large amount of money for Sept. lst
A  A. BRUCE, Morris Blickl  
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ur. E. 3.Msr._a¢-ima s ‘ e_,ere»_¢ig¢;
Iustreceived.
8000pa1rs.
i Miss Nora fleid leaves to-morrow by the
of Iron wear Fame
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