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LL —_ " : F ‘ > RS. TE |céléri a l'exposition d'Halifax. M. Gal- | Les cottons on soieries bleu!

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11 nous reste encore quelques Petits Recueils de Prière que nous vendrons a 2 centins clinque.

L'Ile du Prince Edouard a gagné la jolie somme de 809, pour prix a l'ex- position de St, Jean, N. B.

Nous regrettons d'apprendre que M Charles Arsenault de l'Ascension est retenu au lit par la maladie.

M. Pierre Poirier de Peterville a dans son Jardin des ‘mangles” qui ont 18 pouces de circonférence.

Le sénateur Ferguson a remporté tous les prix pour les animaux ‘Gal. loway” a l'exposition d'Halifax.

M. Dickey, ex-M. P. pour Cumber- land, N. E., a été choisi comme candi- dat conservateur de ce comté aux pro- chaines élections fédérales.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. AI drug- gists refund the money if it fails to cure. E, W. Grove:s signature is on each box.

25e.

Un tremblement de terre qui a visi- té Smyrne la semaine dernière, a tué un milier de personnes, en a blessé huit cents, et a détruit deux mille maisons.

La nouvelle église de China Point é-

rigée récemment sous la surveillance |

du Revd. Père Doyle a été solennelle- Ment ouverte au culte, dimanche, le let octobre.

M. D. A. McKinron, membre a la législature pour le district de Murray Harbour, vient d’être nommé procu- reur général de la province en rem- placement de l’hon H. C. McDonald, jage.

Dans les nouvelles ‘‘Echos d'Eg- mont-Bay” de la semaine dernière, en mentionnant les deux plus vieilles personnes d’'Egmont-Bay, nous au- rions du dire Hilarion Arsenault, au lieu de Hilarion Bernard,

Un paquet de teintures Ma guétiques coûtant dix cents, et bien peu d'ouvrage, feront une blouse nenve de votre soie fa- née.

A la convention qu'ils ont eue la semaine dernière, a Souris, les libé- raux ont choisi M. J. J. Hughes de Souris, comme candidat, pour le com- té de Kings a la chambre des com- munes, aux prochaines élections.

Le Revd. Henry McRory qui a fait ses études au seminaire de Baltimore a été élevé a la prêtrise, samedi passé dans la cathédrale de Charlottetown, par Mgr McDonald. Le Père McRory doit entrer dans le diocèse de Chat- ham, N. B.

Le nouveeu vapeur Minto qui doit

remplacer le Stanley est arrivé d'E- \

cosse. Ce vaisseau a une longueur de 25 pieds de plus que le Stanley et est considéré par ceux qui s'y entendent comme étant bien approprié au ser- vice d'hiver.

I1 a été trouvé, le 9 septembre, sur la cote nord de l'île King Charles une bouée portant l'inscription : ‘‘Andree Polar Expedition.” Cette bouée est une de celles qn'Andrée portait avec lui dans son ballon et qu'il devait je- ter par dessus le bord après qu'il au- rait dépassé le pole nord. On se de- mande maintenant si Andrée aurait possiblement dépassé le pole nord.

Nos remerciments a M. Arcène Poi- rier, instituteur, à Egmont Bay, pour l'envoi d'une magnifique photogra- phie de l'église de Miscouche. L’ou- vrage est certainement exécuté dans les derniers gouts. Que tous ceux qui désirent avoir quelque ouvrage de première classe en ce genre, n'oublient

as de s'adresser a M. Poirier, ils se- ront satisfaits.

Pendant son voyage à Halifax, M. à ve J. B. Gaudet a son frère

Joseph, parti depuis dix ans. Joseph nombreux

rencontré

est marié a Halifax, et ses amis et connaissances, 4 Fignish, ap- prendront avec plaisir qu'il fait de bonnes affaires dans son pays d’adop- tion. M. J. B. Gaudet et sa Dame é- taient les hotes de leur frère, pendant leur séjour à la capitale de la Nouvelle- Ecosse.

Nous attirons l'attent'en de nos lec- teurs et du publie en général, d’une manière toute particulire, sur l’an- nonce de MM. Lapthorm et Cie, de Charlottetown, qui parait ailleurs dans iymentation rapide cette manufacture

nos colonnes. L'at

du commerce de un démontrent de Ja manière la plus évi-

dente que le public en apprécie les mérites. Patronnez MM. Lapthorn et cie et sauvez de l'argent.

Il nous fait plaisir de constater que M. Fidèle Gallant de ‘‘Charlottetown Royalty” a gagné le 2me prix pour le

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Le" ve en

lant n'est que commençant dans la Culture des plantes potageres, et son premier effort a été si bien couronné de succès que, nous n'en doutons pas, il va continuer et va vientot se ranger en première ligne. Succès. Nous aime- rions voir d'autres de nos gens suivre l'exemple de M. Gallant.

| Les exercices des Quarante Heures a l’église de cette paroisse se sont ter- minés hier matin par une messe $o lennelle chantée par le Revd. Père Gal- lant, assisté des Revds. MeDougald et Arsenault cemme diacre et sous-dia- cre. Après la messe il ya eu proces- | ton solennelle dans l'église suivie de }la bénédiction dn T. S. Sacrement et du Te Deum. Les exercices ont été suivis avec piété par nne foule nom- breuse. Les Revds, PP. Arsenault, J. A. McDonald, McDougald, Gallant, Chaisson et MeGory ont assisté les Revds PP. Macdonald et Turbide aux confessions.

Nous sommes nous mêmo é-

teindre en nor.

Camps ant Colic

Always rel:eved promptly by : donnent un noir sUperb : Dr. Fowler’s Ext. of Wild

Strawberry.

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assertions, and we have it from Mr. John Hawke, Coldwater, Ont., who writes: “Dr. Fowler’s Extract

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An opportunity to get just what yon want at reasoaab'

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a wonderful cure for :shocs which are out of nse

Diarrhœa, Cramps » Ë "11 and pains in the stomach. 1 was à great Bring them over and 1 wii

sufferer until I gave it a trial, but now]

Dave putfent enbiiet:" make them as good as new,

tonnés quelque fois du nombre de dames par tout le Canada qui achètent les teintures Magnéti- ques

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. . L . ; * ? à Les cottons on soieries jaunes patch ? Come and see me;

faction.

ANTOINE GAUDIN.

T'gnish Sept. 15th 1898. Store of J. A. Brennan.

PERSONNEL

Les Révérends Pères J. A. MecDo- nald, curé de Miscouche, P. P. Aise- nault, curé de Mont-Carmel, J. A. Mc- Dougald, curé du Brae, F. X. Gallant, curé de St. Antoine de Bloomfield, Dr. Chaisson, curé de Palmer Rond et le Revd. Père McGory, étaient a Tignish, lundi, mardi et mercreddi .

M, et Mme. J. B. Gaudet, de St. Louis sont revenus d'un voyage a Halifax ou ils étaient allés visiter l’ex- position. Ils sont enchantés de leur voyage.

Mme. S. S, Arsenault de Morell est actuellement en visito a Tignish.

Mtre. Robert L. Cotton, fils du Ri-

sale at the Magüelen 1slauds.

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Le 25 septembre est décédée a Tig- nish, Lot 2, a l'age de 26 ans Mme Joseph F. Richard, après avoir reçu tous les secours de l’église. Elle laisse pour la pleurer un époux éploré et un enfant en bas age.

Le 3 octobre, a Little Tignish, s'é- teignait dans le Seigneur, Mme. veuve Dtienne Arsenault, née Malthide Pitre, a l'age 81 ans, après uue longue ma- ladie soufferte avec une résignation

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