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ig pays to buy in this province.

l-l, H. Cox, Morell, was in the cityl yesterday-

Tonight in Burke'slAlleys the Busi

liliowl o match in Burke’s League._

F. M. Duchenifn, Attorney-at-law, Y on the mall special from Georg

town. I

J. K. McGrgth, Civil Engineer inn p_\E. I. R., is in Souris on

llranen.-J. _. -

llem C » . iilssg on Saturday, at 2 o'clock in_ to Cape Traverse cemetery.

A special meeting of the Board

pos;-d of Trade rooms, Market Bull ing, st 4 o’clock Saturday afternoon.

t, lilliw u tt" ' 165” ° “mmf intl' 1 tn l ‘

_ es s r. i c e 3,5 andres. b _ _ d. ' _ ' _

i :gd nuinorous moiitlnlgs throughout di;-lligelgllél pgeiialfitleylxrby NT eicgzxif ESPIUIIAGE the I>l“Bn11H0S where such meats are _-

_ e co_un ry on e airy Inrlnspi-y t~ -ii b d _ '_

S and his intellectual treatment of the 111|: iI;lpa.l Eulflxiinies have been gnni._ HAMBURG, March 20-Five pei. to.

eublect_has_ been of great benefit to oniooo to ine members Oi any pap sons, including one foreigner. are un- .MR C0_X 9l'°k¢ Qf the importance

the dairy industry in this province. ticnini. niigrimage from the United der arrest, charged .with espionage. 0’ P"°t'Fct"‘g g"0°"1°3E Mid 0&11fli€S in il He will pay a. short’ visit to Nova Staten oi. oisowiiere The foreigner had been for some time 811°? Wmdows from contamination by ‘I '

toni ht on the speciai t Scotia and will return to P. E. Is- ' ‘ under close observation by Govern- me-3' '

lwvee 3 ii ti t oilarld and finish his series of alldres- QUEER BHJLS IN ment detectives. while passing back HON' MR- HUGHES fhflllght the G°°‘g°l°W” °“ “ 5 °"’ ‘ P .° B05' ses. . and fort-li between Hamburg and sl-E. 01111180 respectilig medical examina- tonr Mr. MCEWBD will visit in New- _ S1`AT'E LEGISLATURE. man her tw warships oi aii i_ es tion of school clilldren wont too far.

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: : No had taste, no odor, Jordan'e A U ku _ are under various stages of construe- H"’_th°"Eht the l“BD€Cf0l‘ Should only ;

Emninioo in in 8 dass oi its Own mong a job lot of frea legls- tion_ Ho was iinnnootod oi nii_einnt_ visit the homes when parents consent

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in st Pete s t o for the re _ a-2:-ldzi, {'i‘_§\;>_i1____1i_<i_t_ic<ii_1__ ci_>ii__;-r.i_rii_>sus_______|ii.._i>_ii_i~§ i_,_,_ii__)i_i)r__e,i_i_i_,_iiiii,ii__e;eiations with the moved od amendment to _ _ &&7<2/.

the' nine-foot bed-sheet bill of Repre- A 'nnooini doi_ootii;o_ sont irom Bop MY. WYATT said the City Council I

_ sentative John Sink of’Grand _Island. iin to investigate ine nano oiaced one represented the citizens and they had

ls Mr. Sink insists that his law is heal- foreigner and oinoiii iindor arrest asked for this bill. He would streng-

“' th legislation and necessary, but so It is nBs,ori,_od that a second ioi.oig'ii_ then rather than weaken the bill. The

M[NNEApOL1S_ March 2o_.i.iie cu mucéh oannot be said for some other oi. mnnngod to oindo the detectives irijpection _otlliollld be compulsory, as

Spc lm ns. . _.,- _ 0 ierwise e schools i ht "

gli In Colorado a bill is introduced in iililoxixg égiii.pg?§l;iB;i.i;i)§n3?§1;r;)I;i:ii;_ hotbeds for the brecdinng gof dllicegrslbé in the legislature providing that any yard omoioyoas and they are accused The amendment was agreed to. The d surgeon who shall perform an opera- of snoniying information about the bill was then reported agreed to with

S tion for appendicitis and thereafter wni-snii,n_ amendmelits.

bc unable to prove thatthe appen- so ini. ns can be ascertained the MR. McLEAN moved the House in-

y dix was in a diseased condition shall incriminating maoeiiai found is not to committee to consider the bill to

il' be guiltyi of malpractice and punish- oi B gmiio chamcwi. but the Done, incor,pora*te' the Canada Dextrinc is able under the penal code. one nnnonniiy i.oi_iooni.__ Coniiioiini; Comllanv. Limited. Mr. McKinnon in

lowa's contribution is a bill -making reports are current regarding ine mi_ the chair. The bill was reported

lf it unlawful for you to put your feet tionniity of the pi.isonoi.s_ it in ai_ agrccd to without amendment. Or-

on your desk-that is, if vou_ happen iogod in some ,iiini.iei.s that the oiiioi d_crcd that the hill be read a third

S to be 5 legislator- A 1`9S°l“t10“ lm-S spy is an Englishman. This is d.nied time l'0m°"`0W~

_ been introduced in the legislature einewnei-o_ init it is admitted hy oiiii_ MR. MATHIESON moved the House prohibitinl; legislators from smokin: onus oi the Marlo-_ Department that “W0 °°"\"'itl°@- MY- McKinnon in the

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apous' It was “Bed as the private car in chambers and from putting their ii - F i- ii chair on the bill to chan e th

e is a an is m n. E c nam

n g 8 of Frederick Duncan Burke to Berk?

of l’resident Lincoln and his cabinci; feet on desks while dictating to iem_

inlno committee clerks and stenogra- SEALIHG FLEET FAST IN lcE 91951- The applicant had long ago re- phers. _ moved from the Province and found

That much abused class, the poor _- ,/."""_ it convenient to transact ingin-ance

bachelors, are being abused once ST. JOHN S.” Nfld., March 21- business in which he was engaged un-

| more. thls_time in New Mexico, where Wireless despatches received from the der the name of Berkeley. He has now

ln this city yesterday, has it that well known citizzn was suffering sev ereiy from the effects of a -dose o impure liquor part-aken of Wedne

day.

Ross W. McEw-cn, city, of the P. E. 1, R.. Train Dcspatcher's Ofllce, city,

port, R. I., before returning.

ulainder of lent the Wednesday and lr;-lday evening services will be held in the Church instead of in the chap- el. Preacher Wednesday evenings Rev. H. Scott-Smith; Friday even- ings, Rev. Canon Simpson.

A nuniher of the members of the Methodist Church of Centre Conway, N. H., who are friends of the newly marriedicouple called on A. H. and Mrs. Willey, _ formerly of this Pro- vince, and presented them with many valuable and useful presents.

The ladies of Grace Church, city, held a very successful tea and fancy_ ealc in the Y. M. C. A. Hall yester- day evening. The tea tables were bountifully supplied, most gracefully attended, and well patronizell. 'The fancy tables and a sale of candy and ice cream proved the source of no smell additional revenue and the ladies are to be congratulated onthe success of their tea.

At the meeting of St. Dilnstall’s

' _ -_ y Biieieitigf advance is from 75 to 100 EBV Bonlelihlflg BlJ0\1l» R latter Or ter would be brought up again. 4,

0.,,,{3;‘;,1,;Y,,‘;§;l°*;°\1~iefoiie Do-1-.-on _-___ gg-l,‘;-,=,§;'l,,,‘;'_'=;;‘=»,,P,;§»,*;;,<},,;;g=‘"d di- _ 1,>f=-WARl;}_1RT0N --.ov-<1 -1- 1 M im ue

meni oi ,tim Ciiiidren. Aid nr nien, awa, was s, _ 1 - n o comml ee to further consider _ m, 0 ' 6n0l`M.I1J.¢’.l'Bl- ‘

gmgii aim win be hem is the piiisenger to oeorgetown mi.,-any P"-“mms WILL Ill" BE _-Lames I- Mooreé attorney for U1- the bill to amend the Charlottetown l rp

d_ a cmoon. Mr. Mitchell has been pay- BY "IE POPE §`_[;’v___‘g‘_‘:]‘:_‘:.v"i’_‘_1__lti‘;__l‘;~_‘;”__3_‘_?€ xftnxgulg IECQFPOFBCIOH Act. Mr- Cf0Sl>y in the .|.

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ing quite an extended visit to this --- h if h h d ti d

province and ha ofliciatcd t - <5 BU 0111' W 0 R H0 C6 11 negro HON. MR. HUGHES d ° only ni the -ndsio i iii mom °ap_ ROME. Mafvll 20-It may he Sta-*fed acting suspiciously in front of the amend to the_clallse concerllllllrlag tht; hvurgunnqnyannrxa

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LINCOLN FUNERAL CAR

which in April, 1865, carried the bod of Abraham Lincoln from Waehin

ton_ to its final resting place Springfield, Ill., is a mass of' charre wood and iroil. The relic, which ha been 'visited in. the last 46 years b hundreds of thousands of American was destroyed yesterday by n proll- fire 'which swept through 10 blocks Columbia Heights, an Anoka count village which adjoins the northcas city limits.

The car was purchased by Thoma

Lowry in 1905 and brought to Min e

during the last three years of th civil war. '

T. REV. DR. HOLLY

IS DEAD IN HAIT

Mock Parliament, the debate on thell

spe`akers for the Government weren- Premier McNeill, I-Ion. Mr. McAdam_

tion speakers were:-Leader Rooney, J. C. MacDonald, P. Vormand and C. J. McDonald. The last iiamedi

ly sitting, the opposition critics con demning most severely the Govern- ment‘s action in adopting the reci- procity policy, which they claimed to have been appropriated from them_ (the Opposition). But the Premier replied by saying that the reciprocity

egotia o had been an u,tefr failure, and°that it had remained for the present Govern- ment to bring them to a successful issue.

The strongest programme ever con- ducted by the Y. M. C. A. in this city is being planned for the coming Spring and Summer. Beginning next Monday night the Spring course in the gymnasium will be started. The young men of the city will tind that the work to be taken up will tend to put them ln shape for the summer activitie. The Association plans to be represented by a strong base ball team and will compete in all sports.” Arrangements will be made so tha

for the events which they are inter- ested in. Young rnen who are inter- ested in any special line should let the Secretary know that he may 111'- range to the best advantage the Sum- mer programme. 'l‘be Association in the past has often done its share a- long these lines and it now plans to take its proper place in these res- pects and It is hoped that the y0\1nl§ men will so respond as to make P99' slble in the fall to employ a spetlnl men as Physicial Director and coach for the athletics of the city.

_

:Clean your _bloodl Everyone is the

better of a good bottle of blood pur- lfies taken in the spring months. Dur- ing the winter the system becomes loaded with -impurities. Spring’s Sar- separllla is the beet blood purifier we know f. 1. bottle The MacKinnon

lftth hir. Itws -ver livir ~ . - » . _ _

er e e c a a a y _ city. He was born 111 Washington, D. on .iiiie hiii has aireaiiy boon ioiioit. reports, are still empty. , HON_ ll/li_i_ gi,MMi_qKEY moved

Grace Church in New York.

DRUNKNESS AND COMMERCE

arrest.

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Drug Oo., Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. SCS-

drtl.

a third child is ill.

'BT' J bulwark for the home; it will protect

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. `wicket.

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of the strongest _factors against :_$_;§;svei,(; Ifiirgciifg if {i;§ol;n_ ri-in_ drl'“ke“"eSS was Inamtmlwd by.H°n` city council of Seattle started the 01"” W- S*°W“’t' °‘ "“‘““g"' ‘“ the lidll rolling with the introduction of

Q22; oiofhgheslllgfgodgggzrliaggicixsgé a rcsolfitioii prohibiting smolgg in

ll` pl ces at elections. is is

League ln'M"'ss"y Han yesterday.” llllfe llligst laegislatlon resulting irom of

Wm' H ` ` ' d t t th as ng on con- tputting a stop to waste. Drunken- :;’&?ii’;n°_uIt & prifpooed to make .tho

all may lmve Bu Ohportunlty l-0 Wal” ness was another term for waste. eiection bo0i_hS.vc__y pretty with docoi,_

whim; 3 sober mat" __i“'aI'?i;n'i°f;]c°ii_8éddr`;;‘i§' ations, flowers, easy chairs and polite an lc was waee ._ f _' it ii i_ - °r°te l"Bt”'n°e9 sh°::fi‘§$;a§g;?§B2l§il; aTIir<\a ignite of Oregon has unani- HCS-S me” “"°l`e` Org ‘ ` l ed hill requiring that wastnge created by the lhluor_traf- Lnplgikicgnggsior ariiairiage iioenson no 5°- The ‘murch ws.” at thehasls of provided with a certificate of E006 the movement, it stood for moral health from a iicensed pnysioioin COUFHZG- K a l Illinois are after bache-

The numb" of arrests for dmnkon- lorsmfiiialll nllilrricd men who pose as

ness was little criterion. lt often de- imci“_iors_ Rciireocntotive (iron oi pended on the police Selvlcctandiiiule Topeka introduced a bill in the legis- treatment 0' dmnkardb at er mr Iature to tax bachelors ove-r 45 years

BLACK DIPIITIIERIII Tmuo 11lln_oi_s feiiorii tgict pefgiiagiroieg _l_i;l_i

L ' Cn 8 8 0 W

a(l,id lyairhelors by conferring on bache-

"“ 1 - some editable title that will_1o-

s'r1iA'l‘i-il~*o1i_o. ont..Md1»cn al-An dlcn_t_e _tlia_t lei' H v __ bi- ___

_ ~ M ' indicates einge esse

egl( Igl‘nhl'MA{Ib(¥dl:‘l1?mifl?nratN£IE hides aillls “Mrs.” indicates the mar- ‘ `~ i' fr nl , ieddpote. ‘ . iz; .. . _

_ ~ l _ "1 marrie »man o use

two children' u bo) and a gm' and Ette iioexl r's(i€itl1e. The change will be

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Lay your money on

to win

Cigarettes. race hareee and most other fhlnn are beef indeed by "pill D¢l'l°ll"°Df°|~"

if .lack ,Cat Cigarettes 10 for 10 Cents

III Vfuzfnil Cl ernffelln both Eflllllld Ind

li ronfl' 1 -:lilac nr .¢. . - Slindlinaln An<l"\'$l_I*IlIavnl\t. is dlllllchdullpcin anvh°llY‘I lip ‘ to know fu/ly-ins! live is "l Q 1 . "1" ~"°f "°"¥-'=i"55“'-“l~ '°"" """".‘:.1!:':l‘.l:l.::'.=.::‘..°.'- “*°°°““"“'

nn fro the oth- r. an nn mio “_ Nom mn io cm" I “tim”

:i °%AnqQw av--llclugelre. 'l`Il'al'|`fhn WI'

k at *U Tytrd ;lc\:l{f:lI\cLl\Ir;‘v'l:”NIi‘l':!r¢:T:lrr‘/I milling eln Made from the famous

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my ¢|-‘:ici,'&i||'c:f:¢%i,i_|i"¢nn¢_mll;|, "04-de-ol|favorih~e‘ 'c\-cryivllcre. _ CAIRIRAN I “AlaANUl~¥l2l1'f”vlHl‘ Monlraal, Queboet-

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- . »-, x, .J 1. » 4 .e __,_& v, (WU . U _ .‘~,'~_" .'_ -inc.; ~.. ll ~fi»‘_~.; '.11 7.- ._

whom hc had inquired if trains were on time, had al'oused~in him a linger- ing longing to one day "get back" at the sphinx who hides behind the

of age to thc tune of $25 a year. Stats. Senator Samuel A. Ettelson of

ox B tl re nmarried lust

lloilmigis good of society. It will be a

niisssptlble unmarried ladies; it will abolish at one blow all the married flirts."

A curious case, not due to freak lqgislatlon, but to the 1aw’s comDl¢¥- ltles, came up ln Michigan recently, save the Chicago American. Eugene Rousseau, a resident of Newhall, south of Eecanaba, that state, ap- pealed to Judge Judd Yelland of the Escanaha municipal court for advice in his predicament. Under the lMichi- gan laws bears are protected game. Cn the other hand, there are laws un- der which parents may be pl'0S€C\1ted lf they do not send their children to

scl\\l(f~0l'Roueeeaii informed the court tmtrwo ol his children ii-ed been chased by bears while on their way home from school and that he him- self had been made to sprint by B big black hear.eNot being able to shoot the animals, the homesteader was ln e, quandary whether to break one law by not sending his children to school or to break the other IBW by going out and shooting -bears and wolves so that his children could go to “bool without fear of being scared out 0! their wits by prowling wild anininle. 1 Judge Yelland .informed Rousseau 'that the protection nf bears ended

cnlnlolirrown ul uiiv ' 1 1- is s 1 WUNTY lliiiiig ig ggiiii srnslnnl wfnrv .gg-;_<=__gf_;f°;-,,---,1,1,;--ip-S-_,bi---1*

""'-~--~'-‘--ff--.-_-.-.~_-.-.-_-,_._.,_._.g _ ~ ~ TRIAL 0 _G e l‘0a rom

i Tho. _ ._ . Wellington Warren e, Norboro to the iioe cgfirfeirlf t'i3__°@i°i_°B before the po- EW K -“_ Upper Fl-eetown road. The matter

. Y ytllvfdey. ' sB§__at_o§gRdévgg-;:_hen%_~Tl;¢§(oawei~_o ivould _rltaic_eiv(|_i the furt_iier considera-

. E _ _ y ion o e overnmen .

piogsgbogy kshould see the_Cham- the case of Booker T. Washington, In reply gn Mr, Kennndy_ Bi-noni. .iM U R t°0S'_egl5h_EJl1l_i i_gan_ic_ at the Y. ' ._ t2;e(ini°g°‘;_ negro et';l‘;°“t;’if Wh° ls bane. the Premier tabled a replyl 4

as Mews and Mociionicqi tennis wiii .C_' - - _ a oc ock. P. W. NEW YORK, M h 2 '-A d s u e o appear s a ernoon in showing how an amount of $50 for e vs Abcgweits. cable to the Trllllifile says ;L.Lf3l,in?iIf lglgigmt §é2o__El;‘__oli;:_e__b(_;o_\_irf;A asUi:;J_r;l_; liiigal segvlcg is_made up, wltn von.

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..‘2“;.':§.::..f.1‘: ~-°--- -1 1z1.':i°;.:szr'::s.:; :.:‘:.‘:.fs°..2:; we -- ¥»»?’i-» Mi- -i-§--?f-’»-??‘-"`»»»‘i-- if-‘ Ji.

3 dney, came to the city ysniernny have been hem_ iiacc which was to of tllsin were oi.noi_iw_iiy booked up hllli. Reports were current here this amounts paid bv ills provincial Gov,

_ harbor i h d li he morning on the for coronatioli weak Several of the Zingggighigfontgigoducator had deem- gmment in connection with boring for

e °° B tobepost d ' . -_._.- ss.- o

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oi era1e\':l\il`l;:1_i_'rl1hl;torm _which was gen- era are reserving a. portion of their iwt niiiglved ta teletgiiqm or letter statement °I tb” "gms "f Wm' PUT' ii this éit It b Province passed ovoi. bookings niitii _ they hear denniwiy l'0:_n B sccrc My 0 lllg hlm that chased since 189s and not opened up. ‘

tour of inspection of the Elmira of the T' -wan "1 the “Ply hours from their old customers. One or two Au nor D' O' smlth -would he in the . HON' MR' CIJMMISKEY “id that l

_ _atc ___ ni_<;ri;l`i;g___i;_ild_¢nii_iinni,ii iiniii have ceased to accept any bookings ggxtgnt of a cousin at 11I West infoiinatlond in religard to any Par.

; n _ e a ernoon except f th h ' 'tg' ' lcu ar roa wou d be furnished, but

Tim iimoi.oi_oi tho into Mi.s_ Wii_ sfgxmllixg €X°€€fll!lBly wintry propor- of roomsrfor gli; ¢;Iitl,rer;(illhll‘:‘t‘li.B\.Z1Illln: Pc'u°°m“n Tl¢F:1_8ny when told of it would be tedious to examine 'all

rockett North Carleton takes h'sll good quaqtity of “OW fell prices in every case show an increase this- today Bam' That i-B very q“e°r the recmds for twelve years Past

_)_ :lb lc _will tend to improve sleighing over the ordinary tariff, and in manv I distinctly heard Washmgton when Tm’ answer did not satisfy Mr' Math'

roug out the city and eonnin- _ - he was taken - to the police station ieson and he intimated that the mat- .

e, bill has been introduced -in the_ieg- oealing ‘fleet toligy, iniillicate that the bought a property near Cllm-lolie-

ii it doin 5 was i~gsninnil_ The , _ _ __, islature providing for the classinca- ears o an un vora e season be- town intending to reside lien- and (ln- m a S R?U§;E)Ni'iFM8i‘_f&e_f0,i,;_1cl:)‘ii_:_li_”g0i_"F tion of bachelors and widowers and cause of the unusual quantity of ice, sires that the name of Iierlieleo shall

ms-hop _:__ H-___-t_ and the __»__S__ ne. _io the levying- of a tax against them. wele not groundless. liour of the be established by law as his nams_

mid Hon_ Mi._ Diii.nnd_ The oni~osi_i t 1 b th A _ F _E ° Bachelors between the ages of 25 and steamcre which sailed on March 13th Aftol' some conversational discussion

iC'~;l;Sf;;¥_l;;_ci; yi _Sqn )1_iici‘ii:1al_i iplaco- .i5 are to nay gli) annual tax, went to the Gulf of St. La\vren_cc, in loculal' vein as to the legal and _D ' S ‘ “ e ,"‘_“ _‘”‘ lu Texas thc leg1s_latul'e is now and of these only one has met with other aspects of the case, the hill patch to the church authorities Blsh- ~ ~ Op Holly was Once st_1t_0_____i‘_'__ New sorio1_1sly cons1tdering_ti_i_o- enaciismcnt any success. 'I_`_iie othlii' Steen gteriim- was zigreeil to and reported without

_ ' ' _ . o n nw to pu in lai ose w o use ers are opera ng 0 e a ra or amenimcn s. To he rc d -_ 1. i-rd

speaker had the “Cor when the speak lE“g1”'"d “ml had l""“"°h°d in th” had language to the telephone reeeiv- const, and tcn_of them, according to`time tomorrow. ' g .1 h "

C~. lu 15229. mill “'55 ‘3d_“°“t°d as in cd favorably from the house commit- In almost every instance the sue- the House into committee on a resol- R°m.a" Ulthohc' Be°°“,““g °“_ EWS' tee on criminal jl1risprudcnce_ ccssful Steamers are of the ncw ‘type utfon to amend rule 44 of the House. °°P“uanf hc “'55 ordalncd lmest °f The tongues of the railway station of steel construction. He explained that the object of the the Ehiscopal body in 1856 and be' agents in Missouri may be loosened °'“"‘e "ect" “f SL I‘“ke’S “l‘“rch °f if a bill now pending is passed. It House adjourns on Saturday it shall New Haven, (lt. In 1801 hc took a iii.o\,i,ies B iiiic oi from $25 i._o $50 ioi- W Y H S stand .adjourned till the following

ti i in i ii G V inmoiit c910Te‘l colony ln HMM Where 43 ‘hed any agent who refuses to answer A I Tuesday afternoon. This could not bc

n 055 9 a 0 " e 'within six montlls, of whom five were questions not ov trnveioi-5_ Reiii~ooen_

members of his o\vn family. He was native vi~iingie_ ‘tho inti-odiicei-_ said consecrated bishop cf Haiti in 1874 in years oi iobniiin by ooiinti-y ageni_5_ of

WALTHAM, March 20-In an at-

tempt to answer the roll call of his Grand Army post tonight, E. M. Warne, an aged veteran of the Civil War, 'died suddenly on the way.

LEGISLATIVE PRUCEEDINGS

YESTERDAY AFTERNOON

(Continued from page 1.)

THE PREMIER spoke of the great

nuliibcr of questions asked and rc- turns called for, all of which could not possibly be prepared at the mo- ment, but all information asked for would be supplied with all practi- cable speed. He promised to table the agreement made with regard to thc introduction of military drill in the schools.

HON. MR. CUMMISKEY in reply

to Mr. Kennedy, Kensington, said

H' 1 _

DYSPEPSIA Can Be Cured.

This disease is the all prevailing

malady of civilized life, and one whic oftenest bellies all ordinary "°%““°“°- It gives rise to n great variety of distress- ing symptoms, such _ns distress after eating, rising and eouring of food, wind in the stomach, heartburn, etc.

Nearly everything that enters_a_weak

dyspepue stomach acts as an irritant; hence the great difficulty of etfectlng a cure. _

The lonotrain of distressing ey_mpt_0n_\B.

which ren er life li burden to t e victim of dyspepsia may be promptly cured by ine on of bdrdook Blood sitter..

B_B.B. regulates the stomach, liver and

bowels, stimulates gpcretion of the sahva and gastric iuice to facilitate digestion, purifies the b ood, and _tones up the enf/us

system. k B N B

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wi-lla: Hglmlgve \fisc:ds'Bu:dook' Blood Bitters and find that few_medicinee can give such relief in dysoepsla and stomach troubles. I was trou led gon akiiunibcr of ears with dye °PBi&. lm °°“ 5° "° rellyef until I trledPBurdock Blood B|ttere._ I took three bottles and becam_e cured. and I can now eat an thing without if hurting me. I will hiiillly recommend if to all who are trou ed with stomach trouble." _ - _ Manufactured only by The T- Mllblml -Co., Limited. Torvnw. 011°- i

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change was to provide that when the

done at present without getting thc consent of the Lieutenant Governor.

MR. MATHIESON raised the point

of order that this resolution must cmanate from the standing committee on Rules and Orders.

HON. MR. GUMMISKIEY explained

that he had verbally corlsllltcd the members of the committee, who were agreeable to the change. If his mo- tion was objccted to, he was willing to withdraw it.

MR. MATHIESON thought there.

should he a meeting of the committee and that the rules should be gener- ally revised, so as to follow pretty closely the practice of the Canadian House of Commons. The English rules, especially in regard to closure, were not satisfactory.

The motion was withdrawn. HON. MR. RICHARDS moved the

` REMNANTS 1- every one a bargain, hi1ndi°edS't0 choose

from today. BEER@c WEEKS. 3 22dr_3i

"It’s the Rubber season again. Soc

that your feet arc properly protect- ed. New rubbers for everybody. Goff Bros. ` 3-2-idil.

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l' ire Insurance

For rates in the P. E. Island Mute F re Insurance Oompan ies on Farm Build Inge, Churches. Halle, Schools, Houses Cheioso Factories, Water Mills, etc, etc DDP Y "

0. D. BELL. 101 Sydney St

Phone ui

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For Infants and Children.

The Kind nu live

Always

Beers the , Signature of

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Thirty Years

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House illto committee on a resolu- tion to provide for 9. Central Farm- ers' lnstitute for this Province, and for the expenditure necessary for that purpose. Mr. McPhee in the chair. Mr. Richards explained that a num- ber of the institutes had asked for the measure. The resolution \va_.=; agreed to and reported and a bill based thereon was introduced.

The House adjourned till tomorrow afterllooli at 3 o’clock. '

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DIED._ _

I-IARRINGTON-At Bayview, Lot 22,. on Friday thc 17th inst, Iiatllerllic, beloved wife of Joseph I-larl'ingt;n, age 72 years.

WEATHERBIE1-At l’ctcr’s Road

King’s County on the liltli day of March 1911, after a brief illness, Sarah Acorli, rclict of the late Thomas Weatherbie, aged 04 years

McLc:in the daughter of the deceas- ed passed away nrid the gi°ief-stl'ick- cn mother \vho hail all through life enjoyed the best oI'liealth, became suddenly ill and on Sabbath she was called home. One daughter sur- vives .her to whom with all friends

iind relatives great sympathy is clt.

ANNOUNCEMl<lN'l‘S.

"Make no engagements for Easter

Monday night. 3-221141.

“Secure your tickets early for the

great lecture on the Passion Play.

3-Zidli.

night. Orchestra

"Prince Ellwarll Council No. 132

Royal Arcanum will meet this even- ing at 8 o'clock.

“Attention is drawn to Hugh Mc- l’hail's auction sale ad which ap- pears in this issue.

*'Wildcy Lodge meets tonight. The

Second Degree will be conferred. George Waller Sccty.

"‘Don’t fail to see thc special fea-

tures at thc Basket ball game to-

ili attendance.

"Easter Monday night is Char- lottetown Hospital night, keep that

'lui ht free- from all 'othcl' engage-

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ments. . 3-22d4i.

"Mrs l..'l`. Fcnliier offers her frec-

(Jn the previous Monday Mrs Angus hold farlii "Viewfield" of 125 acres"

of land at Bonshaw for sale, also l>uildiligs'i1i connection. See ad else- where.

"Try Again Division, Bonshaw,

will meet on Friday evening, the 24th, instead of Saturday. All mem- bers are requested to attend as there is a lot of business to be tran- sacted, and election of officers.

"After having the nerve-wrecking

la grippe use Sterling Bitt°rs. It contains a great nerve food ns well as bcing the best stomach rcmedirs procurahlc. Sold by P. McQlinid_ 42 Queen Street, opposite Auld llrcs.

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ANTED, nurse girl for the morn-

ings. Apply to 12 Brighton

Roof! ____n _ _ “__ 3--_2;2dtf.

(Y ENERAL girl wanted at once. .I Wisner Hotel, Alherton. “___ __ _ _3-22<l6i.___ __ _ ___

\~fAN'l`EI), first class millincr. Ad-

' 'dress "Merchant," Guardian Of-

hoc_.f_ _ 3-_2ld6i.___

\~7ANTl§.D-a good plain cook.

Good wages and no washing.

Apply after 7 l>.m. to Mrs. Handra- hali, 286 Grafton St. 3-23d3ipd_ _

WVANTED about April 1, girl for . general housework. No washing. Apply to Mrs. Wm. Owen, Keppoch, 11if&9`l\fif19';t3i_<>w_fl- 3,-_2_1_<‘0L

`\,7AN'l‘ED, girl for general house-

' work. References required. Good .-.'li;res_ Mrs. J. J. McKinnon. 157 _\'.~.--~~ for 1lo_dil;__ 3-i5dtf.

xVAN’l‘ED, a girl for general

housework. References required.

_Al3P}§'..‘_*F 233___9\l°”“ 3*- _ 3-10F"f~

`VANTED, girl for housework. Ap-

ply Morell House, 136 Kent Bt.

2-25d2mpd.

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urveyors Compass and Chain fsteo nl Price 86000

Mar 8, 1911 J.P NICHOLSON L.S.

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=Notice to the Pub|ic=__

Having been engaged with

john Newson for 24 years and Mark Wright for 3 years I have a thorough knowledge of all kinds of uf/bolstering, repairing, cleaning, cabinct making, painting, varnishing and graining. Having rented the premises formerly occu- pied by my employer, I am now ready to do all kinds of

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EOR SALE

`p‘.OR SALE, dollble barrel shot _ _ gun No. 10 gauge (almost new; Suitable for wild geese. Apply to "M." Box 276, Charlottetown.

3-23d1W. '

'l'i‘.OR SALE, quantity of seed bar- . . ley. Oliver Younker_ Winsloe. ___ _ 3-22dr1wpd. _

`[i*1OR SALE, 375 lobster traps. Ap- . ' ply to R. J. McNeill, Tyne Val- ley-_______ ________, _3-_l8_<l§i»________,___

]i".OR SALE, A large two tenement

_ house with lawn. Apply on the

premises to E. E. Jordan, 36 Upper Hillsboro Street. _ __ 3-o-l6d2w.__

'ETDR SALE, seed wheat, White

Russian seed wheat, 162 Victoria

Row, John Newsom. 8-l3dlm. _

work iii my line, and do here- by solicit tlie numerous cus- tomers wlio have been in the habit of dealing on these pre- mises for so many years.

‘_ QA make ii specialty of lay-

ing oil cloth, carpets, hanging blinds, curtain poles, and all

kinds of picture moulding. i

"Snowball, one of the finest com-

laet November lfol' the season and

ould o out and shoot

that he c 2 89 many- as he ciircd to if he felt that in

edy dramas written, will be put on in the Opt-rn llnnso Fdlvlter Moudny night. 3-22l\4i.

, _ ..»..-..~- ~ _ d ing so he was insuring the future

». “"" 1 .»‘"‘““ ' loglety oline children.

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Sl»lr'i§§'-Al.i. é`iulc`s AND srv-

LES.-If your safe is too small

we will exchange it for a new Domin-

.fnhn_ N. Ti.

ion Safe & Vault Co‘e Safe. The Can- “dmn Fairbanks C°" Limlted' St rare of stockand general chores

. _ by an elderly man. Best of referenew,

LOST _

' oS{*l""o1i 'Gt' Gé`or`e`St"6°"i?:i°`

I - ~ _ I; - F m 1 J Avenue, ladies gold watch with lfob. Finder rewarded by leaving af,

Carter‘s__l3ool§sto_re_._in *il-235l31pd,

I OST, a fountain pen. lkinder please _ J return to li. R. Fitzgerald,

3-22d3i.

MISCELLANEOUS

1 TO'1‘lCl<}_ All persons 'having

Cll\lmS Hiluinst the estate of the

late Mrs. SarallFarql1harso1l, must present them. dlily attested, to me at 77 Upper Prince St. Fannie E. Far- qilhlirson, Adniinistratrix.

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]]ARKER DYE WORKS-We have

_ 1 the agency for Parker Dye Works,

Toronto, well and favorably known throughout the Island. Work entrust- cd to us will have our careful atten- tion, John T. McKenzie. 3-13d1m.

_ TE A_C__Ii__ER____WANTI'ZD

\\,-'ANTED, a principal for the Mon-

tague SchooI_ Supplement $60.00

_J. A. Stewart, Secty. of Trustees.

3-22rl10i.

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. TO LET

VFO I.i<`l'I‘-Tlie southern part of the _ _- McPhnil Terrace on Prince Street, at present occupied by W. l”rowsc_ Possession given let May. Enquire of Mrs. John Mcl"hail, 197 Kent St.

V TO LET. Four rooms, No. 167

Water St. Apply to 301 Kent

st. _ 3-zzdslpd. _

T0 LET, large brick store on _tho

. busiest part of Queen Street,

close to banks and market can be ht- ted to suit tenant. Apply 158 Queen Street. 1-Hdtf.

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WANTED

"`ii'i‘uXi*ioTi“i1iANrnp. 'ro take

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1” 1 liei_l> wmwrell

l 'wi"f§l`<7rif.`l3',Tm§ii` and wllJ'i.F§o'i~

‘lil Sydney Street. opp. Cathedral

Y wages reasonable. Enquire at 29 Al-

le St Charlottetown -Z2d3ipd

. _ . . 3 .

I Xiflfsrao-old cameo in-opens.

on small farni at edge cl City. _ old jewelry, old church commun-

man must understand vegetable |lur~‘io1_\ tokens, old gold coins also old

he competent housekeeper. Apply M., llox 325, City. 2~2\llrtf.

l-"“ _.J ldening and care ci stock, and wife stamps and mahogany furniture. W.

to A. lfain, 116 Germain St., St. John, N. B. S-9dr38Ipf\.

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