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'E Provincial News ` 0f ill# week for Saturday . Sullebrlhere.

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The steamer Harland reached the CIW ygiferdey about four o’cloek on her return trip from-Crapsud, havirng left the City at seven yesterday nlorninr. She carried a full cargo from Gnrlottetown- to Crapand, but from Qrapaud to Charlottetown her cargo was nailz' She leaves at seven o'ciock this morning for Crapaud andwlllleave on- return at one o'f clock: reaching the City at four,

‘ - ' FRIDAY.

--Tlie S. B. Camfpana left Quebec

on hor first trip this season ut si; u'cl_ol_=k Wednesday evening ang Wm be due in Summer:-ride e/bout Satur. day evening.

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-L. E. Williams Bideford met with

n painful accident on Monday last. While doing some work with B "butcher" knife it slipped and gtrih. ing the palrn of the hand went clean throlrgh it, inillctlng n' painful wound,

--The Empress started her reg-ulhr

trips yesterday morning, leaving Summcrside at ten o’clock, taking the malls, 100 passengers and a. full cargo of freight and returned ag,-ain ainout 8.30 last night with as full car- go and flfty passengers.

...William Alexander of Wellington,

who since last autumn has been in the employ of Poole e/nd Thompson, Montague, has received the sad in- telligence of the death of his infant child at Wellingiton. Ile lieft for that place yesterday morning.

--The goose shooting season is a-

bout over in 'Maipeque Bay, but hos. tilities are threatened between the Chief of Ram Island and the.Chief of Sandy Poin't, there is a possibility of both calling their braves out on the war path in the near future, if the pipe of peace is not passed round nt the Pow-wow to be held shortly at the .Indian Riven reserve.

Two Prohibition cases were heard at the City Police Court yesterday morning. The first case heard was against Craswell Myers for procuring. This case was dismissed as the wit- ness testifled that he did not_ know Myers, and would not say whether that was the name of the man who procured it for him or not. The case against Sarah J. Higgins was ad- journed till Monday. B

--A quiet marriage was soleminiz- ed in St Peters Rectory, Alberton by . Rev. R. M. Fenton on Saturday the 24th inst. The contracting "5-al"‘v-s were Elbert Read, in nephew of Capt. Joseph Read, Summerside, and bliss Annie Sweet, daughter of Flank Sweet, Casclnmpeque, Lot b. The couple were unattended. After the ceremony they drove to their new home on the farm lately occupied by

ly purchased by Mr. Read.

rumor a warrant had been issued for his arrest. Yesterday afternoon fur- ther information on the matter was

obtained and it was found' that no Cathlmc Church' His funeral" whichlfoundation of this great fraternal

wa” ‘Wen ““’.e“d°d' t°°k place 0”' structure that counts its members by “'t‘“Tda'y" Apnl 24th' t° .Sh J.0B'lthc thousands in every part of the PWS mmrch' where after Hlgh Mass vilized world, and its funds by thc

arrest had been made, and thait the magistrate who had left for George- town had returned to the city. The I” oilcnec is said to have been commit- ted on last Thursday morning _a\- gninst a young woman of twenty who

lwas married afew months ago. Hcr L-ww Furness- of ve,-,mm om, Minn

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§t‘11i‘d1|(;'iengEdaN;8ntgeIgl3:gt yugsxsi lglgt dollars to the sick, t-he disabled, the

merican music schools, the New old, and to the widows and orpvms

land other beneficiaries of deceased

members. We now say to yoll. Well done, good and faithful member. All those years you have helped to carry untold blessings to others; you shall now enter into the Forestcric rest. For the future you are free from mak- ing n/ny payment of any kind what- soevcr. Financial vest shall be yours; and in behalf `of our Supreme Court we herewith tender you their otliciai cheque as your first annuity- and trust

husband was absent at a funeral at the time. A good deal of excitement prevails throughout the country over the affair.

l.ast evening the homo nf Mrs. Van-

Idorstlne, Grafton St. witnessed a hnppy cvexvt in the marriage of her daughter Mary to Benjamin F. Stevenson of this City. Rev. Geo. E. Ross ofllciated in the presence of lm- mfwiiabe relatives and friends osl the bride and groom. After the ceremony a sumptuous wedding supper was scrvcd ands' vcry pleasant social

evening enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Steven-

Sun will make their homo in the City 'where Mr. Stevenson is known as one ofthe most progressive and prosper- ous of young business men. Hosts of friends unite in good wishes to this popular couple- for a long and hnppy life.

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LOST HIS NERVE

A _strong man almost died, grew thin. weak and nervous. -

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A remarkablc recovery.

"Until three years ago I was the Picture of health--then I became what people call Neursethenic. I Krew vleevlwsf. wm-rleai. lacked will P°"¢l‘. felt great physical fatigue. -“Dcrienced fears and felt always in iilnttr of '- something unknown. All the time I \,;rew thinner and weaker, -‘vit so nervous that I felt the _end llililt, be near. No medicine helped, Nwh one seemed s new disappoint- ihent. Then my doctor suggested l\‘erronone"--it was a fortunate choice because I improved at once. I Ulmd "°l¢'hi1. enjoyed my meals, 8°t n better color, forgot my nervous fears. The way Ferrozone built me "9 ‘B °“l'l>rlsin¢--it made a new mam °f me and new r look gona lm- twea- ll Finn to come."

J. Y. WAGIIORNE, (Mercha/nt)

Wilmington.

Ferroaone is a nourishing tonic that “"¢'“Z\l1ens, fattens, builds up, re- ;;‘»°ree wear sickly people to health. _ 7°" 'Nl Poorly. let Ferrosone help ¥°\I get well. 601:. perbox, or 6 boxes

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away to await the anal can' During' your twenty-six years of

emhership you have taken part, as

s y .

Henry Coles Jr., Milton for the w

l°“l1°°<l N 0 nrineinml speaker at the _l0il\¢ lllllllnl blunquet of the Canadian Clubs of Harvard University and the Boston School of Technology, tn he

.hrld in Boston to-day.-Star April 2 .

3 -The death occurred at Bedeuue on , Thursday last of William Tucker ag- ed 90 years, one ofthe oldest and most respected residents of that °

Fred in Boston and John of North Bedeque. - .__-» The Northumberland, which lm,

Picton at 2.30 yesberd'ary`-azfternoon, reached _die City a~t_li o'clock they shlne evening. Shé'carrie\‘P`a` fair 4.* mount of freight and among the ng. #NIEHS were H. Jenkins of this Clit-y, F.'McDornald of Bouris and- Mr. Beer of Bummerside. ,

Carvell Bros. City, are loading the -tern schooner Helen Stewart at Char- ldl1bGt0W'I1 Wlfih lldly, 03,13 and u)0ga_ _toes for Newfoundland;. the Aurora at ` Craps/ud with 4,000 bushels of oats for Picton; The Wilfrid at Charlotte- town with oats for Pictou, and they wi-ll load' the Brilliant here with 500

bushels od oats for Cape Breton.

There is a heavy freight travel on

the Island' railwarynat present, though travel is rather light. At Bummerslde there are many cars tied up, being nlled with potazhoves waiting shipment A quanvttlty are bein held in' antici-

erlcan market. which has been in an uneat/isfnctory state for the past few days.

Present occupied by A E Mchlachern

We,

and H Benoit and owned by B *bv undersigned. representing in.. ogers was sold by auction yesterday nmnhef? 04 the Independent Order of o the League of the Cross for ;2 _ Foresters hereby tender you, on this .»50. The attendance was large, and Duspicioua occasion, our hearty con- the bid-ding brisk. If: is understood Zratulations upon your having reach.

at ith&L;ag'1uie intends; putting up a ed

new ri ui in in t e future. The lotted b h ' ' lot is evxsv feet.; i y t ° P““h“‘“t' ‘md °“'

The D1'0PGl‘t’y on Queen Street, at Respeeted and WOTUW Brother :-

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McCabe, was taking his boat from f J ij

winter quarters to the scene of fish- illlilisr dyvenilrlllg,ellrotllltiainltgeréggxizlg

ing operlatioga in tlée Bay, she struck of

a aqua. o ra arr's shore and have silvered your l kg (1

capsized. Mr. McCabe was rescued by venerable your pepsi: (0:-wwe "$3: a im;"t5' Ol flshennen from 140115' not but realize that the great, ali- Ofth S FHNUTY- wise and beneficient Fat-her has bless- exceedingly well.

CIW 188i night "Om Pi!"-011. bringing which ever arttracts the younger-

m _

he foreign mail which reached Pic- m ou Wednesday night, also yester-

ova Scotia mail, and bringing back foreign ma/il. This morning the dw

mberland- to Picton-, and the foreign

There depa/rted this life at Sin- cs t's Rowd' on April 21st., Francis

ears. He leaves to mourn a. father nd mother; also four brothers, Pat- 3,’

ted States, a/nd Michael, at home, PY

Wil

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59”* Scotia mail goes by the Nmth' you have shown yourself to be.

no .

D y a

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oled by the last' rites of the Roman ha

ad been sung his remains were laid cl,

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A correspondent says I Miss Mar-fm

A England' Conserve/tory of Music. B08- tovn, has been making good proness in her trallning: for a ca/rect nu a sin- ger. At a recital give-n in Recital Hall of the Conservatory building* on the a.ft:e'rnoon of April 24 Miss Fur- ness made an excellent impression with her rendering of Tschal»kowsky's song “No word from thee," whlich was presented in the clear Italian manner that is insisted upon at the New England Conservatory. The conditions for professional study of vocal music in Boston, always better

Potion 0'! an imprdvmnent in the Am- John E B Mcoready Esq

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bWe1:§y~sixth ycablglof l:ontinuour£mem~

'_“' GFS p n our oved Order. The

at might have resulted in . i f th '

serious accident occurred at Gov; golss ng 0 e Sevmticth mile stone Head 'Bay on April 23rd. While B. us

The Northumberland arrived in' the generous and sympathetic disposition

_ yourself. Since making Charlotte-

“YS N- S-1 and 9/ “man Am°\`i°*“1 town your home your associates in all Tim Emmrws 'made the folmd the order have ever been proud to rip from Sumrmerside to Pt du Chene can you -'hi-other" and have at all

“king UV” foreign' ‘md PB-rt 0! times realized how good- and how

pleasant a thing; it is for brethren to

and your ripened experience, but we

. UD

°“°v°'“' ml the early wg" M an foresight to become a menubar of this

,ck John and william in the Un-_ laws not onl throw the mantle of

d one Siem;-_ M|~s_ Bromas ()'13.~;eh_ -bring tangible comfort -and consola-

James Wallace, deceased and rcvent- of Bangor. He bore his brief illness U0!! £0 U18 aged 8.8 Wvll- We are

with Christian patience to-the Divine pleased to find that you were one of

Castle Hall was well filled :with

members of the Independent Order of Foresters last night.

John I-I. Bell nlled the oiliee of

Chief Ranger.

After the initiation of four haw

members. S. F. Hodgson, High chief RHHSUF, was called upon and after making a -brief though happy speech

oncluded by reading the fqllgw.

place. He leaves to mourn one dough- ln!! Hddrem to J. E. B. Mcdread-y, ter Margaret, at home and two ,,om_ who with other ofilcials occu led

seat upon the platform. B

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- goods, and will contribute to r:.\.r.i-

cipal taxes.

We-ll, a hundred and forty nlilillons,

Past High Chief Ranger,

Independent Order of Foresters,

Charlottetown.

the three score and ten years hi.

many has a sombre shade but to as Independent Foresters it is the

the hasty flight of years which

you with a young heart, hi kind,

bcrshlp of the order towards

ell together in unityxwith such as

e conizratulate you, my brother,

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8' the Empress to' Point du Chene' not onlvy upon your wealth of years Railways in the Alberta- Government

and the Courier says that Mr. Mar- shall is likely to bl: its first minis- ter. M.any who knew Mr. Marshall when here are a._ hustler and a- power on that he is rapidly making his way onward and upward in the North- west. He is n pronounced Liberal now.

peciully desi-re to congratulate you on havin-g had the wisdom and the

cat Fraternity whose well desigfned

otection around our homes but

will. He was an honest and uprighothe first ofilcials and workers in the

...A serious charge was made a--young man, and his memory v-_1ll|Pr gainst a man in King’s County, n lung be cherished in the community of

day or so ago, and according to W

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ovince of New Brunswick and one the applicants to the Canadian

here he resided- He wap ww/“dvd Parliament ln the early elghues for n his closing- hours by his DHST-Ol' my GV- A- J- MCI!"-YW' and died °°'“~ ent Order of Foresters, thus having

act to incorporate thc Independ-

d much to do with laying the

llions. -

e of the members, in the distlioll- on of over twenty-five millions of

been greatly' advanced' by the project of a new opera: house modelled' ml the plan of the local grand opera houses of European- cities.

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HOR S E NOTE

John Nunn, Winsloe Road, has sold

hi two ear old Parkside lilly U

handsome sum of $100.00. ~ r

John Young. Mulpequo, has punches- ° a handsome draft horse from Thou

On Tuesday last the bay mare V

Leod of East Vallayfleld, dropped s v

goner" the champion shire stallion of P. Bl. Island.

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French River, New London-. is mahogany bay, sired by Parkside

by Allrighrv, his blood li-mee are as good as canlbe produced, and in- hi D veins flaw the blood- of sires and Def 5

nelly "Parkm»o'nt" is al very handy 0 some horse; of good- disposition and; sou-no conformation together with the lieot ol feet and len. and al great amount of quality which his breed ing represents. He is a grmudly gaited poser. amd although nefve trained, uhaowo ubundzance of l|>Gd‘ M. lateral garit. His get few of which are to mlrtu-rivf whm triedwml

lor 81.50, at all deals-s. .

ell Ullllify UU IPM!! Very ion.;

than ini any' other American city,hava r

Cures Chi1dren’s

eMlcNutt weighing about 1400 lbs. hir: thing half so gool as a vigorous rub- YOUUE "h°ul‘1b°°°“3"°'t“l“t°d on cup' blng of neck and chest with Nervi- mrlng “wh an animal' line-rub it in well, and apply a Ner-

Maud owned by Alexander F. Mn- obstinate, give twenty drops of Ner-

splendid colt sired by ‘ Eskham Wag- your h0,,,.s_

ul-swollen, inflamed tissues are

The trotting breed stallion "Park soothed and healed.-C0\18\\il1R is

mont." owned by Gwrne M<=K°“l°~ promptly allayed, hard, strong

2.225 dam. by Hernando, grand dam uf cold and cough disappears.

Pvtuatorl of extreme H9090* 1\\dl"l“' that for nearly fifty years thousands

and refuse any substitute that a. druggist may ask you to take in-

the fee during the pub winter show- ;tea¢l of Nsrvlline. Large bottles

Croupy Colds.

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At this season of colid, scnlrching lnds and changeable weather, child- en will catch cold, will contract roup, bronchitis and sore throat. The experienced mother knows of no-

iline Porous Plaster. If the case ls

iliue in hot sweetened water every

This treatment is simply wonder-

hlegm is loosened and every, trace

Nerviline is so safe to usa, so owerful, so' penetrating-makes such good- all round household remedy

f bottles are used every day.

NERVILINE.

Remember the name NERVILINE,

5c. each.

or ing into Canada in a single year is a population and- wealth, and both ul these are desirable. lt is suv.'»:es- tive, too, that the tens of thou1:lu<ls of H 'this ar from thc British isles and the they will not bring; anything like so much wealth with them as the Am- ericans, may still provc a vcry valu- able accession. 'l'his ycnr stricter precautions than hcrc~to-fore are said to ° coming in. Thus wealth pri-sent and potential and population also are rolling into th-e Dominion. All this mcans progress and growth in both the immediate and more distant fut-

studc-nt of Canadian political his tory," says the Canadian Courier,

have come out of the Maritime Pro vinces. 'It was there that Sir Joh

Tapper, Leonard Tilley, and Sir Joh Thompson, and in the same ric

field Sir Wilfrid Laurier has discov- ered Davies, Fielding, Blair and Pugsley. Tile two l-eadcrs of thc present Opposition-Mr Borden and Mr. Foster-are both Maritime Pro» viucc men, and the leader whose ab- sence from the House is an incalul-

tllnt you shull have aliundTl`nt health to continue your usefulness in this community and in i.he ‘brotherhood as well. .

Tl" HW- Smivr Fornsen is an-| wunumsnav. ’ able loss to las party-slr 1-llbbert

3 Tupper-is also a Maritime Province

111811.

Important

Editorial New

of the week for Saturday Subscribers.

00* cooco

'!‘Ul:lSDAl’.

HOW THE MILLIONS ARE

un*

if om across the United St tes horde

them a value of $70,000,000 this year,

much as the money they _bring ,with thrm. They will take up and lm- prove unoccupied lands, rendering them worth many times their present value; they will produce crops and

multiplv flocks and herds; they will

also become consumers of dutlable

even half that amount thus flow-

grewt gain. lt is a. gain in l.r.lh

other scttllers coming to Cnnad

Ye continent of Europe, although

be taken against unfit person-

9, In that regard as in most

ur others Canada seems to be doing

The latest Canadian Courier gives a

portra-it off our old friend Duncan Marshall, formerly editor of the Pat- ron of Industry in this Province, later of the Tllorn-`oury, lint., Stand- ard an-d for years post business man- ager of Hun. Frank (Jlivf-r's home or-

hs Edmonton liulli-tin Mr.

gain, t - - -_ Marshall is also the member ln thc Albcrta Legislature for Olds. a Cou- shituency south of Edmonton. There

s talk of creating a portfolio o

the platform, will be glad' to learn

WEDNESDAY.

THE MARITIME rRovrNoEs~.qm'

PRODUCE GREAT MEN.

"It is a constant marvel to the

"how many exceptionally able men

Macdonald found ‘Joe' Howe. Dr.

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Sincerely and Fratcrnally Yours,

J. H. llc-ll, P. H. ('-. ll., l.. U.

Fowler, H. Sec., M. H. Allan, (i. R. Avondale, 'I'llcndore Scntncr, C-. R. Alva A. Sutherland, C. ll., L. Gaudet C. D.

si. \»,_

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S. F. Hodgson, High Chief Ran

who read' the address.

Mr. ;vicCready made a suitable

ply re erring to his connection with

the Order in New Brunswick and its cumiilzalywasrhdrmrh arid it onlygwok six Grove, P, E. I.) early history. G. W. McPhee, and bmah no dole. I haven neighbor. Mrs. CHApPELL__In tm, C“_y_ on th Prof. Jordan favored the Court with itickett,andIinduee<l hm-toery them and and mat” to Gem and Mm Char

readings.

and John A. Moore, made hrie speeches, touching-upon the work

meeting closed with ceremony.

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ROLLING INTO CANADA

A point in Mr, Flelding's hndghg

speech that is well worth consider- ing, is that a. strong army of settlers r

’are_ coming into Canada~this year BI\d` 01135 a IBPEC proportion of than; are men who have money. Mr. Field. ing counts confidently on seventy housand coming, and estimates the money and personal property they are bringing with them at one thousand dollars per head. ln a word he eg. timates that these settlers coming from the United States bring' with

And it may he ventured that hugh men will be worth to the country an

contemporary of his accession had

able exception is Francis Jloscph, Fm- A MATTER WHICH OUGHT

pclon of Austria, who as reigned To BE SETTLED.

and massacres nu

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el ht lcluw stands behind cvcry statement he

“No other section of the country

can approach this record. In Que- bec the Young men take to politics. as the duck takes to water, and yet Quebec can hardly boast eleven first- class names since Confederation. On- tario is hopelessly behind. We he- gin with Macdonald, Brown and Mackenzie, and then we hestltate. i-If Maritime Union would orecd a larger race of statesmeu in the coun- ' “GH Uv the sea, we might as well

give the Government of Canada over altogether to these bralny fisheaters --the Scotchmcn of the Dcmfl-nion."

Thus far The Courier, which as all

the world- knows is printed in 'I‘0;~0h_ to. And Toronto is in the Province of Ontario, which contains nehrly three times as many people as the three Atlantic Provinces. Therefore The Courier cannot be accused' of any sectional narrowness, when it names onl'y three great mcn.and then hesit- ates as il. fourth, whom that Province has given to Cana- dian state-cra'ft in forty years, as against eleven from the For East

of the Dominion.

'But the great men in all ages have

come from countries in touch with the sea-Greece, Italy, Palestine, Brit- ain. France. Spain. Homer, Virgil, Cicero, Denmsthencs, Socrates, Shakespeare, Milton., Dante, Raphael, Michael-Angelo, Alexander, Scipio, inspiration which is the common lot

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the Favor

that sells th

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And, what was Canada before it

Thc Maritime Provinces have con- tributed not only men, but coal, iron, fisheries, commerce, ami an outlct on

a. nurrowness from which The Courier

forget all this. For all these reasons, i

lungs and the attainment of full stature as twentieth century men, we invite our inland cousins to come down to the seaside at least for u

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SULTAN OF' TURKEY.

Abdul Hamm, Sultan of Turkey

was born in 1842, ascended the- throne in 1876 when he was 3-i years of age, and is now deposed at the age of 07 years. limi as llc was and ilisoistro-lls as his reign has bcen, he nlaoaged to kecp his position until almost every sovcreigilmvho wirs'tllc""

passed off the stage. The one not-

sincc 1848. _ A bad man and a worse rul-='.‘. a

of such of his owru fanatical followers

the wisest could not have foreseen. It

'ous that have made Turkish -Gov- he

Forty degrees of frost- P4 1

three months out of the twelve. C0

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evidenced in an increase of nervous die- orders. It could not be otherwise with the way we eat, drink, lose elcep, and keep up

'upon the nerves till the ery out in revolt. and will not be plncatedy till A remedy auch as

" 1 had for several ears been troubled with

good. I was eo bad that the least noise would make me juuap and my heart would thump so ou coul hear it plainly and I

f w testimonials of others and de-

re` “W n 8 lb 'e Heart and N0?"

oidewl to try Mi um _ Pill d t jov and sur nee they

they effected a cure. I can emi'oree their

A. D. Ff`8S€l', L. U. FOWl8I` “M for Mlyom’ .mmwd " I 'n' WAUCH0PE__Ah Caldny' _bklahdm

l Price, 50 cents a box, il boxes for $1.25

"or-onto, Ont.

have brought down the prices of the

two oceans. And the inland mind in necessaries of life. The \London Econ-

omist figures that from 1893 to 1907

has nobly broken away, is prone to prices had gone up 27 per cent, but

for the broadening of their minds been largely swept away. This may as well as the expansion of their be

whether it is true- in Canada.

the rate af s. million and a quarter

few months during the coming sunl- in

also getu larger hooks, better bound, printed on better paper, to saly noth-

ABDUL HAMID, DEPOSED mg -

Here we are paying very high prices. We ,trust there will be no needless loss of time in getting the Education Commission’s report and taking ssc- tion' thereon, so tllat Prince Edward I

hind New Brunswick and Ontario in- tllis vital matter.

gg fi d sl s Are You Nervous? i" l“".f."‘..‘.’"€.°..‘.;“ .ai

nervousness, and lyike many others. spent WY. 8 aug ‘ lots of money onimedieine that did me no WEEKS-At A111118, APT” lamb"

of all dwellers by the sch, __ _ _, _ V V i _M Y i __ __ Y

Hard times all about the world

n two years past this advance has

true in England but we doubt

Ontario saves $125,000 a year, at

ten years, _by the breaking-up of

he school-book ring. The Province

of more meritorious contents

sland may not be left too long; be

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FRIDAY .

pioless, mending vulnin, no head or During thf late session Of the Legis- ,my State in the present ,_,,_,,,(,,.,,L-_-0,, lature there was considerable discus- has been so universally exevruted, SW” about qafdlgan bridge. ill f-he and were will be few if any' ,,.,:.me cou.rse of which J. A. Macdonald M.

- L. A. made severe charges against W.

as have promed by his crimw’ who W. Lovers, Road Inspector, who had will regret his down fall. The ture.. Chafee OHM W0fk~ Av investigation revolutions within ten months which was held bl’ the C°mml5'5i0“@F Of

' led to this result, are events which Public WOYKS in which MT- LBVEFS

amd others were examined under oath

is Alike surprising that Abdul Hamid denying the charges made- There was could have reigned so long and that thus 9- dire" WD*-"“‘l1°l-10° Of State* his overthrow should have come in :int betweell MT- M“¢d°”a1d and Mf-

hav seen. Vers-

th.f.hgu:.1;;;§ :fe Abd; has been me Mr. M'a‘cdonald‘s charges and state- mng weary Story of all-pervading ments made in the Legislature andvas corruption and mierule, of steady de-, emembsr of that body were rrlvl- cadence at home ,md loss of prestige leged-tlmt as, he could not becalled . 1 f d~ 0,-dh;-S and ni-nel magna- to account in the law courts for any

gdlersolldithoolltnilumber, of loss of terri- Statements made ill f-he HONG. 110W*

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tory foreign interventions and coer- BVUF l1¥1U`U0 OF dllmallmil l- I-Y H118

. So far Mr. Layers, lf innocent of

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L SENT, n 1:,-,,e,,,,n,¢ m,~,Ukm-y in what was charged against him, was

ernmcn

` ht fihc civilized world And Ht

iannot yet. Racial foods and has been changed by a letter- printed

- ti '- rem in, to make in

Zirmilfhrillt fgghnlcdgniif thearurklsh Em- of J- A. Macdonald. M- L- A-H f 'rc a tinder box for further disorders in this lc*-WT MF- M5f°l10m\‘ "ffl ‘ P' like that of Adana. firms tho statements and charges he

nl disadvantage. Now the situation

The Examiner over the signature

ide in the House. dcclarcs that he

.' r clrted as the tl-.msperature made in the House and will welcome

Zirtgiiin (lillmrt ml 21th April- This an action for damages lr brought by has come as u smlil-cn reverse Of U10 Mr_ llavers. He goes qu to say that mild- spring days before l`°PUft¢\'i~ inc Road Inspector, accused of waste, 'Hero in Prince Edward island thc ,,,i,,mn,nngc'nlent and fraud in the af-

\ S. F. HODGSON, H. C. R. mercury ma-Y d'1`0D to the cil7h0"` izzfairs of his ofllce, in an attempt to

ver up these faults 'has made and

U10 l`lU"th°f" 9*"tl‘1°m°“t" M A“’erm,sworn toa statement which is false, "ml Snskatlhewan they lnmi' ha? thereby adding the crime of periury zero weather ln six su'cc’e<-lewd lnfrntllz to his other qnalmcations_»» l"“’m N°v°mb°T ta Apr: mcmswm “ This letter is in n'o way privileged. is really too cold ull i ¢F0~ It is made thwugh B pubue ,,,,w,“,,,_

per and it oul:-,ht to be met promptly. If Mr. Lnvers will now take action in tho courts for the vindication of

55 N !” me einem character, well and good.

If he will not do this then the Gov-

ernment should hold an investigation

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coul- be _ea ~

Government is not disP09¢<i *-0

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_ h' ld. ein incompetent or dishonest

The results of modem civiliult-mn are ;“;,a1_ And when charges such a

published in the press on such author

the matter should be settled

a continual round of excitement. The if-Y _ work, the worry, the excitement, all tell lll'0UlP9lY' ln mme ennuve WAY'

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MlLBURN’S -' “”“'"“ nth t

1 .Ks-At A1 . Avril - "

HEART AND Nslzvs PILLS Wfljhm and My ,.,,,,,,,_ ,, ,,,,,,,,,,. come along with their nerve-strengthening ter. and energizing properties, and restore them WHITE--At White Saudii. Allfll wth

totheir normal condition. to Fred and Mrs. White. B 90"-

_ A __ El 0,-}_ gn Tuesd-ay,

Mrs. Wm. Levi, Markflaln, Ont., writes; CURI fail( tiitio Cfilllsffss and M,_s_ Gm-_

13th ne

d htel'

Robert and Mrs. Weeks a da\\8' 1'-

cnnunv-Af. Roxbury. Mass. Am'

7; lbs Mrs. Cheney was forma ly Miss May Murphy of Kelvin

pell, a daughter.

U.S.A. April 23rd 1909, to Re

“W et all dealers or mailed direct en receipt ol and Mrs. W. C.YWauc‘h0pe, (tree

Ord” '55 dang: UWB' Whwll "I5 'rice by The T. Milburn C0., Limfldg Bhth' MCLGOG) 5 Boll. Cdngflfdll

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was opened to the Atlantic and the - MARRIED Pacific by the accession of the Mari- ygfigéalglglgtyeals thx; gggewingbgrwwrrs ' time Provinces East and West Y What pas-i. It is r.-ported that na agree- sMrrH-wrcxl-rA1vr-Ae wats-more L'0U¢‘dd it be mday Without them? mont has been reached to close thai on the 14th inst. by the Rev. D: ..‘Z°.I’....§I.‘I.'?§..-'i.`l.f’..»'iT.‘§`$"`2..‘..’.l.'.;f.7£.’ '$4' Z'iffi'Z.’é‘....‘1‘I....¥-‘ii".i.'*' T" “"’“`.'.i‘Zi`°’i. M°““°- M” smith- ”“'“°' ““"

. 1 is year earn _

helpless and without E winter port. $2,500 indemnity quite easily. r er' to Mm Mary Wickham' 0! th'

same place.

BROWN--MCPHERBON-In Sa/n Fran!-

cisco, Cal., on April l-ith, 1909, by Rev. W. M. Rader, pastor of Cal. vary Presbyterian Church, Al- len C. Brown, of St. John, N. B., to Miss Sadie H. McPherson, of Hawthorne, Prince Edward Island. ENMAN-MASTERS~At the Bap-

tist pursonuge, Charlottetown, March oth, by Rev. G. lt. White, Wilfred Enmun io Miss Annie M. Masters, both of Vol non River Bridge.

PYBUS-McNEILL.-At Ladnar, B.

C., April 12Lh by Rev. B. F. Betk, Wa/lt/er C. Pybus to Christina Mc- Neill, daughter of Mrs. A. McNeill formerly of Charlottetown, P. E. Island. STEVENSON ~ VANIDERSTINE - At Charlottetown, April. 29th, 1909, by Rev. Geo. E. Ross, B. D., Benjamin F. Stevenson and Mary Vanlderstine both of this City.

“_ DIED.

BELL.-At sell River on April 13th. 'Robert Loring, beloved son of M.J. and Mrs. Bell aged two years and twenty three days.

COOKE-At the general Hospital,

Boston. Haviland Cooke, aged six- teen years, second son of Artemus and Mrs. Cooke, Piscuid.

ROBER I`SON-At Greek River, Lot 83~

on li-ith inst after a lingering illness Duncan Robertson. 11-ged 60 years. DAVY-Ae Bristol, Lot 40, on Sun-

day the 25th inst Charles Davy, aged seventy three years.

NICHOLSON--On April 27, 1909, at

Orwell Cove, Sarah McRae, relict

' of the lan. Angus Nicholson. aged

85 years.

iVlcDONALD-Passed away at the

home of her nephew, James D. La- mont, St. Catherine’s, April 207-11. 190'.-J, Ann McDonald, aged eighi-Y‘ four years. Deceased was a. daugh- ter ofthe Into Donald McDonald, of West lliver, l-last Point.

McLEAN-At his residence 7, Euston

St., City, Alexander McLean, alg--Y 87 years. _ DAVY-At Bristol on Sunday ADl'l’l 25. charles Davey. aged 73 1°\=S~ MQINNIS-on the 17th mst. at the Charlottetown Convent. Hel?" M°' Innis, Earnscliflc, aged 11 yen-'5 M10- 8 m0l1t‘l'ls:. _ M¢MlLl.AN.-At Pownal, an Avril

20th., Allan Mclvlilllln.

MCKENZIE-At French River on Ap-

ril 4, 1909, Minnie Mclicnlie in N16 44th year of llcr age, leaving two sisters, Mrs. John Carr of Ken- sington, and Mrs. William Frizzcll nf Lacomb, Alberta, also a large circle of friends, to mourn.

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those made by Mr. Macdonald are "ii BS QHEO Mpféi PFSFA

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i/:vcr Brotl1crs.'l'nronlo. will send vou

free a cake of their famous Pluntol

‘ mile; wap, if you mention this paper.

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U0 To whom it may concern.

1 have been selling Empire

9 1909 t0 F»d"‘“`d W* M"*’° Ch°“'{' ment for the past two or three years

sw' could not he on my left side at night. I 8-don. 'occu Lehmd Oheney_ (weighl

and have found the sale to`be steady and the Llniment has given entire

e satisfaction.

Yours etc.

FHOLSTEAD.

Drugglst.

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,Moncton, N. B.

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