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_ . JUARDIAL Usah'ltuu'l"l`ETOWN,:P_;E l, DECEMBER 4 1899 ‘

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We are Warned A by the Weather

that Xmrisie not far olf. Those intending to give

XMASIPRESENTS of

will iind it to their advantage to come to

vs

F. J. HORNSBX S Book and Stationery Store.

We have opened np a grand vaiiety of Mechanical Toys. New and up- to-date, dolls ii specialty, dressed and undressed. Leather and Celu- loid Goods, Japanese Ware, some- hi ` bo d Books from all

t ng nice, nn the beet anthore for thirty eta each, AT

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retirement of Hon. A. V. Merino. Rgv D, Dunn P

CANADIANS T0 TIIB FRONT

Saturday's despatches announced

that the Canadian Regiment is being

ii r,

'sent to the front as a reinforcement Jun” Wmggr is lgfr, with only half of

to Lord Methuen‘e force now at Mod

o n i n James Winter has led to the forced

protest against Nr Morine’s dismissal The Legislature is enid to be niw divided into three sections ofabout ten members each The old opposi tion counts that n mbe while Sir

der River on the way to Kimberly, The information is no doubt accurate as it emanates from the War Oiee and was received there from Gen

lForestrier Walker, who is in eominand

at Cape Town. The news is some what unexpected. It was indeed coo- hdently believed that our Canadian troops would see service under Bro, but not quite so soon as they are new likely to realiee it.

It was supposed the British niili~ tary authorities would think the Canadian troops in rather a raw state and would give them some wash; hard drillbefore placing them in the battle line. But they have doubtlb had a considerable amount ol drill

Weknow thatitil

' notsa!etosenddildlH '

tomost grocery i heoauseveryol& thq areimposednpol, ht anyofonrptrous can

ysendtheir children (or

' We will °

hemore onrdul in waiting

' =thsmthnnifsorn&dtbe ~' ymplnxa e pay I -_-_-we-_-.°°~.'-;~#"‘ "- eil enlythehestgroeeissand ean~ » $lgeo&.a||d-can uve you » esi_yourgsoeeryhill.Tryll~

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PHYSICIAIQARD SURGEUN.

OQQCQO -UIADIIATI _GOILLIUUIVIIIITY

mnadBesillsnes.Derebester8treetln=t. . Hsesn,ltnl9am.,lto!,ai.d'!te8 gm..

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Withahlefirst-easswerb manand the tools that

meneyenn pnfelnes,

hnbhdtolepsusnt on:.w:h' asstrietlylrst-class in eva-y T respees.

“By our works are we

known.”

Wil Slllllll ill., A

Iennlls. lnglnemnand laehlnhs.

steam Navigation Cds Wharf. ‘

Charlottetown P. I. 1. Phone 15.

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!;§¥;¥§__,_, ltr l= tl* #Ei 2 :rr ;’ ali' E

during their four -veeks on shipboard. ...i~.1i.o.:°°r~°.'f' o.".°f;°.l. in °=:.:.:z re?

' “ape ey

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thdhmdinn lures.. Thsyrhdaetgo

teiseshfslriseimieirg el puiormingineregu-risen ty. They wonldteelthattheyhsdhrenslighterl

.andtreatedwithinseldmtco&u~

llillllvsft 's~ neyover iexétlrbv pilithd‘tb

battlesofiheircountry and

lRlly.l0lIe impres-

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fiilli rf, 2- .E till; .ggrl lg.; i _ rt

of the lon

shock of battle.

We read of the Natal and Cape

Colony volunteers having already ; performed noble rervioe in _the held. The New Zealand Contingent has

‘-'yalreadybeenunderiire ina recon-

noisance, and notioubtitisthepoliey oftheimpsrialconimanders tobrieg alltheoolonialforees ilitothe hard workofthe war. Blind shed in a eommoncauseis apowuhlanden- dnringesment an

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Ooldstreams, Ground Guards. They will be

the one general who has farthest and fought the most aggres- sively against the common sunny. Theywillheontheroad to the re- lief of Kimberly, afterward to lead the way toward Blounfoutein and Pretoria. No higher honor could be shown them, and we believe they will prove worthy of the trust, will march aefa shoot aset 'hi stan

ri W rg d u

drm and if needs be diese bravely ssl the Bower of the british army. . _

his former support the bslanre going into opposition with Mr Morine

Till: EDITOR’S MAIL

A Clllllltllt,

Siii.--I made the statement in my

letter toTuin Gusiinisn on Saturday that there had been S6 arrests tor drunken- ness in November 1899. The state- ment is denied by a writer in Saturdays Patriot, who says. °°'Il»i'e were only 29." lmake the gentleman the tol- iowing oder: lwill, deposit 850.00 with Dr. Taylor; the Pstrietfs corres- pondent to do likewise. B there w only I9 oonvistions lor drnnkliness in in he lagistrats-"s court in Charlet e-

uomuvi D'°“"'R ‘~ lm Hon. Mr. Dawe has also resigned itil ' ’

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of the Methodist Church. Carbonear Nild. expresses, His Appreciation of The Work Done by Mr McKay Jordan

oni.ioi~o *cLBRKs

Q; _\`£ \_

From day to rlsy Mr McKay Jordan,

who has been iii the city for sonie time, has been publishing testimonials from those who have received treatment. Today lr Jordan publishes the lol. |

lasting testimonil which speaks for it- s : -

Carbonear, N”l’d,

November. 88th. 1899.

Da. Mclisr Jonnair. T

1 Optiolll, OID.

DQ: Sir: Theglassesyou had mil

tor ine are a thorough snesess. As I

ssl can remsmberl have been with a rather serious torln oi astigii-

tism, that ol the lelt eye being

pronounced than therlght. In dem to this the local muscles have always

' 'lolmtitm

iioeooosws

AIloiirFall F¢lfSl@s,

town is November -LU9 will

rr...-:-e?.:s':i:~et.a.3 r._1'.ge_~5

no ,_,

Bon er Tnirranairea.

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Meadactie,

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lndlsssistt

|leuosPks |!hHhs

.mania geiseysnasnanseraina

I S Q b , _ _t _ was next to impossible hr any lense to

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dow.

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c¢»ii'i:a"nmr rsinsynngsnete, _

alsoinmook. an _

,,g L. Y. Rtlldill, Plll. B.,

Cenkal Drug Btose. ,__ Sunnyside. ._

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frequently look over

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it

be inade that would correct the two 'serious defects ol my sight. out I ani

sincerely ihaokinl to say, that your

glasses ` than that. and 'while wear- l ~

ing ihemlenjoy what must besvery nearappreaeh to pelestdght. . l . I

Yours very gatelully. -, W. T. D. Dont.

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Hain brushes, hrsihes at selling

urs, inrs a ies urs in G at variety 50 fur ssc nes

“Sm _ _ 3 (1 34" “Fm P“°e“ at Pl`°W3°` Another lot of those B1'°°~ ` ' 28 ounces to the

siikssie at semiq Bra. 'mm "i“°°",°*‘*

commences tomorrow Tues- ° ‘lf °h°"' ”-°"'°° f

_ ‘ ;_ (frost value.

We Show

for Xmas Trade S/1' ` 11210801' THU" °'“*“"""'"'°-""

300 Fancy Chairs..

on Reed, Oak, Miihogauy and

Walnut. W e never had such ii _ne stock or

sy ';.,,gi'a`r~d val?

_ i=w~e° hehe

American

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‘ ‘ eq ~»;;.-\'=‘ ).` . ,wily 5

mm" l s _T _'_ Blum*

Menaskus,why do ounotkeepAmeri- ani Rubbers? This y`ei'i`r yve'_l1sve »

- tiwlir-5`i'n--After a lot' of in uiries we .

heiredecided that the “Valdes Good- year”-brand is best and have put in several-cases men’s in a round toe at

All qualities. -,

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