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LADY

Has nothing but good words for Dlllburn’s Pills.

From every town and village in e Dominion comes the szime story. People everywhere have and are ting the merits of Milburn’s Heart d Nerve Pills. ’ People everywhere have weak, lpitating' and throbbing hearts. Troubled with Faint and Dizzy pells. Nervousness and Sleep-

lessness.

Tiredness, Shortncss of Breath,

cold Hands and I-`eet.

Anaemia, Pale and Sallow Com-

plexion, and General Debility.

And are making known to the

public the means by which they *were cured.

Here is one of many letters we

ire receiving daily:

Lowi'-:R _Ionmis D.\v. l'\'.S. March 25th, igoo.

lisssixs. Tris T. Mn.nt'izs Co., Lmrrizia.

Toronto, Ont.

'DEAR SIRS,-“About a year ago I was

feeling' very poorly, my system was all run down. I could not sleep at night, and fell very weak and nervous. My heart pal- yitatcd badly and gave me great distress and shortness of breath, and made me feel tired and listlcss all the time.

"‘I got a box of Milburn's Heart and

llerve Pills, and found that one box was allthat was necessary to cure nic, and I can recommend them to all sulfering as! lid.” A Yours truly,

lliss G. M. Loczn.

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e Your

Parlor

Walls

are getting just a fiided,nren’tih»yl Don't they need e little Fresh-A ening end brightening? V _ Come in and lot _Si A

show you this new

,=~=` Thislenneon .

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° to' 'our own Aetock- *f ‘uekontllevngency "hr~

.iiningnpddl till as ah' vo! $01'

_ _=_‘=§~,\ll Paper

nib

Select th. patterns you

' like-and we’.l deliver

than to yon as quickly

;<§`°l@_f` lllilillllill X llllllilll

Suniinerside. _

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ents, tests. rouno, src

1 ‘ 'F-"_'_ ‘

nn FOR SALE cam? -:Soo Stern 1 racer.

vghxiacing n:ndrrcin.:l handle bars will be sold cheap. This ~w-heel has been used only on track and las never met with nn accident-not even 3 puncture. The machine is practically good 'as

ugw. Terms easy. For further particulars aérgply

to this omce. - 7

WANTED.-To renta large roomffurnished

\oru#in'nislied, with or witnout hoard. Apply lets. ` I2 3* ‘Pd-

FQR SALE--/A young c_ow, will calre about

any i. Apply to william Lee. Hlzllllnd Avenue, City. 1! 31 Pd i

T0 LET-House containing ten rooms, %'ood

-cellar. good s'able and coach house. App y 10 *Wm Peardon, Great George Street. ii ti f

'writ-r'r1.iD.-iiiivbcy desiring a position in ii 'lhirher shop should I1.-ply at this office. 9tf-_

P011 SALE-An awning and frame: used but

one season. Cell here. 44"' ui- cites ri.. .bfigzir -mac Ir ogieim nie iiiiiiiii¢{§f`;l seiiiiiei- iieteod 1

4. _ ‘f

WANTED.-Pant'e and Vest wanted Apply to D. A ni-me, Mai-i-in mock. mf-

T0 LET-The denirbale dweling on Hills-

presen oecu 'ed ll .l.

in bipply tc A. C. Buchtmin. ir nw im *A

A WANTED-A einen boy eoclerk in ii store in cgi; City. vfrite, giving all perticnhrs, to X P 0. Bon: 37. City. . 26 lf.

Loaf-et or on the wfey to the efharlottetovn

School of lilueicn gold broechjwitn red stone

netting. Finder will- m¢fu hvor by aringat tl;i_eo&c_eor_\_t.,,the _ _ ~ _ 52

A A A31):-Agents in ' 'tory

L ;'_ _ _ 1 *4 _ __V__ _ \l

. luchns hunk of ‘ ` _*KH &¢l'. _ I lf.

~ _ V - - - _ - E rig: at _ pg .» ,_ - ‘ . _ e~_ _;,_;_ ogy; Ast. rx /iN&e‘_sl\ssisriin..i:.___ _

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ib,bl.B. lsdum

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inane with

\ghe.zi state ‘that the Salton of finding himselt. helpless efeinst bellion now_in_ progress,

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prcmlyihim. _ "

KWCT-

ieisnek yi T

MEETING

In St. Mary’s Episcopal Church

me ieiis1>HoNE LINES

Badly Disarranged by Storm

- Delay Caused Repairs Being Made.

_--

Spnmnnsrnn, April 1.-(Special.)-The

storm which set in Weclncsday»night in- terrupted tclephone and telegraph com- munication east and west. Up to last evening connections ‘by tele- phone could not be had with ani' I>1“~°A@ east Of Emerald and all points west were completely shut off. _ There were a. number of crosses in the lines about Town causing considerable interruption. At noon the telegraph lines were opened west, though communication was some what dimcuit during the after-

noon and up to a late hour last evening. The annual Easter meetingpf St. Mary’s

N0 TOBACCO FUR MINORS

(Continued from First Page.)

this Province in a. more etliclent and

satisfactory manner. _

Hon. _Mr. McLeod continued the

debate upon the sale of tobacco to minors. He characterized Mr. Mathesous attitude as one directed toward the killing ct the bill. He read the testimony ot _Princi- pal Campbell of Sum merside condemning the use of tcbncco.Hc thought the request ol the citizens of Charlottetown should bc considered. _ _

Captain Read contended the Bill before' the House was not the measure presented T by the ladies ot the W. C. T. U. 'llie clause imposing apenalty upon minors was inserted by a member of the House.

The debate was then eentinui d by Messrs

Peters, Palmer, Irvine, Simpson, all of whom spoke strongly in favor i f the mens- ure and considered the clause imposing ii penalty upon minors nii important cnc The Bill then passed, Messrs. McDonald, McWilliams, Matheson, Read voting agwinst it. Before the pissing of the Bill* Capt. Read moved in amendment that the t-lame rel itin; to minors he struck out. The amendment was ruled out.

Premier l“a.rquharson c.illed the atten- tifii of the Speaker to the fact tl. at all the Opposition. with the exception of Mr. Mathieson had not voted upon the motion. He quoted from Sir John Bourinot on Parliamentary Proceedure in the English House of Commons, und contended that asthcsame rules applied to the Legis- lpture of this Province,_every honorable member must vote. The rule says that it n member calls the attention of the Speaker of the House to the fact that ii member is not voting, he shall ask the olfeudingmeniber to come to the desk and intimate which way be intends to vote upon the question before the House. Mr. Fzrquharsou contended that he never saw the like before in the House.

Mr. A. J. McDonald contend`c`d_t`ha.t the

time was past and that Mr.Speaker should

Episcopal Church wcsdigld Wednasyay t hnve_actcd:dur_iug the-time the vote was

evening when the following officers were

being recorded. He had _kept his seat.

_ ’ r e _ because he had 'considered the vihole pro-

electem ceedure n piece of play,so`mtthing entirely _ Wardens,-TI. C. Mills, _R. L. Romcke; _ _ gut, ogg,-¢1¢r_ _

Vestrym en, D. Rosters, W. B, Mills, B.

(L. Romcke, A. C. Saunders, H. J. Massey, “Wiliam Arbuekle, H. C.-Mills, Rev. R. T.

l Mr. Speaker ruled that as no business had since been taken `up and in view of the tact that he had referred to the matter at the time, the objection taken by the

D052- ` A A Leader of the Government was valid end

Vestry Clerk, H. J. Massey.

q-1; .

Wanted ntionce two llrst class coat

he was perfectly juctititd in calling his attention tothe matter. _ A A Mr. Peters quoted further from pnrlie- mentary proceodure and contended that

mikeli- W- A- SWWBPU- __ _ 3i'f- ; members ot the House inusovote. AA A

You buy ,your cloth, coat and skirt-

making. i tllgeggit of tai you never. add those items together. You -run tlye risk ot getting e mood tit; you may have e great deal of trouble before you can get your suits; but when you buy n Tailor-

Premicr Fiirquhnrson scifi th_i_\t_ in order

honorable members are ou. A _ A Hon. Mr. Rogers thought that silence

_always told what side a_member_ vv_esAon when it came to voting. He was _'agree-A

mule _-at ,“,¢_,|‘mst, neblqchet they should _be a5 I not

B Ill!

the Canadians

“P ‘“-‘l_"'_~ " _ »-

eau” irndiuce

Ge __

spd when itllte run

°“

HQ ¢h1lv¢r.-

no buy

are not made to order, but made to lit. McGougan 8: Wright.

Onrrimnr-Tliere died at North Bedeqne

one month ago in_her&)th' yearn leuy to whose memory is due more tbsp the

votinirfor the bill. _ _ _ _ i

Hon. Mr.Gordon_said`theAt he was indici-

it m¢,ff,°u_.-, nent when he witnesscd the tvcutillcnt

accorded the _honorable member _Icom Bedeque. The 'way the*-;Len.der~_o¢__t.\ie

Government. hed misled the honorable

if 03'. _ memberhad 15.15? his blood rlceqand he

really Selt heoould not vote. For 35 years l

he had been a member of the .House and

during all that time he_hnd never shikked

the motion. _ _

l reading he was told he was outof order

“E _°1' $9" °f 5' °' but his amendment would be in order place is 'now culled Centerville. Mr.. ,hen me hmmm, for ;

_ y up secondreed ng. _ _ _ . 2 _ I A'

HND" ‘"3 °f l"h°U`- E-‘ °“’°k~ *It Banu had not moved theemcnd- 'been so piid beAtrsnsrnitted_tothe _Com- had Wm* ¢d'.|°5l5i°°~ Wu 5 l“5ti°° °f ment the Opposition certainly would have misslonel'-_ _ _- ,_ _ 'M PW” r9Ud‘ °~ l°3d_i‘_‘3 mlm. A." themimovedian-edendmcut._ - i 4- The °l‘.l¢¢¢8A Gf NCHA

°°°n“7° A H9 AWWA twice mnfiedv Pi’ 5 House took _ A01’ Sbcietiel-1 shrill hs t»0_llAIAlA»mbte At.hAeAA

sepinntion oi Agricultural Edncntlon ,And t

ct the number.-'1‘he1 subjects! this not- ice renred a large family and had her full share ot'life’sA troihles; the eldest daughter _died in young womenhood; the husband died about thirty years ago, and the youngest daughter who had been the wife of Mr. D. K. Currie, died some years later. Deceased was aeincete Christian woman; kind, hospitable ~g'e1i&0us; hex name willlong be held in remembrance by a large circle of relatives and friends. Ot her live sons, the eldest has for many years been in New Zealand, the second resides in St. John; one is in California, one in Massachusetts and Artemas, the third son, owns the homestead. The surviving daughter is the wife of James Carruthers, Esq., North Bedeque.

Great Victory.

BARNABY Rivnn, N. B. Mar.-Few ca;-ies

of ilsiicss and recovery have excited the interest in this community, as has the kidney trouble of Mr. Cornelius Crottie.

Mr. Crcttie’s treatment by the doctors

at home and in the hospital, and ‘the (net

thekgiey absolutely gave him up es _e cone yondell hope,_.is well His subsequent restoration _ by the use of Dodds Kidney _Plilp reads 1,15: l ,a miracle.

“For tive years _ _have ' olfand

on with kidney Trouble., ' ‘ ` ti _lull _I had an attack. for which the doctors had-little

to tue iwsoimi roi-iieatm¢i_1t._f_§;i'it me no he I cnmohome given up

Kidne Pills. From the get box-1 lm- _piol . Now! 'ein at 'my work. every dnyii: _ A '

_ _-ff' _ _ I _ l _

Tnrroni. ipril 7.--Advices fromA_AB_en"}-

_ asaiateneé' ct the

_For &Anch.i home nil.

‘useihe 0R&NGE B388 A genuine

‘ hone of my recovery I was obli dmgiizr

the docto2..i A frieii`AiAii" ’ A ` ted

` ' ' AFIEBNOOB' SESSION,

icnlture. Considerable discussion took iplace-upon the third clause in reference

Be it enacted by the Lieutenant Gover-

‘nor and Legislative Assembly ol the

_Socie

by from " ti eior

» -(al he

into

to have the division on the Journpla _the- Clerk will require to know what `side the

the opportnnityto vote. _He voted against _

.---I._

Tho |.Aol\E0Sl

e-2-. so

H -

.4 %°”»A&`K

21 ag

boy He

out that new suit on

J. \ _ Lx He usually succeeds

" toowell ’

- His energy and activity are hard to beat, but

passive resistance of our boys clothing will do 1%..

AA ’s make of Boys and

»` Shorey

clothing. The material used in these garments

‘all shrunk. They are sewn with thebest linen

_ and we furnish a guarantee with each garment.

ii°‘iWH@¢?¢i’i

We sell

liar with our ¢~ oh and priced and our msnner of doin! bll‘ll1l¢!'l

lu our clothing mme

a boy and his result is

of the boy

if ____

_Ai _ If you buy your boys’ clothing from us you can

tell _your boy to go ahead and enjoy hmseif.

corvr nov ow.: su worm -1-oo-ni F---ui $2.15 »~ no _ii i sis oc M-~ fw-

-_ Something new iii ohirts, Tien end C KW# "N7

proved breeds, new varieties ot grainy.,

seeds and vegetables and othei"‘1Agricul-_F 0 _ ,

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tural products tor geucrul end equitn e distribution in the several districts; and to adopt prncticubledieasureu generally to

promote improvement. iiilstock raising, dairying, hortlcultureond ofher branches

of Agriculture. A f fi

(il) To provide forthe introduction »otA.=

the bc.-it breeding _stock 'tc the Fei=l\~nud"§ the proper annucliklistributioo ot the sur# plus stock from the farin_thrcug`h`uut the Province and ' to ' l - \ ' _l (e)lTc makes' report a.nnucl1y`of ithe

work ot his Department during, the pest. year to the Lielltonnnt Governor in Council for' information of _the Lekislnture. “ " ' - 3.* Societies not exceeding 39 in

and notcxoeedtng three _inauy

district my beorg..i»i_wi` in _-my ce the Liens-Government in Councilniky dedne not ineiit-iooing

Georgetown and Summenildep

titty or more pereomu-hall`

bers by signing edeclsenstiou in

in Schedule f'A.” toibis Act and each not lets than titty cents annunllygto the funds thereol¢~provide~l lulways that

A Ai I d ° lt- McLean mid that when Capt. Read i the amount required to be so paid shslliu

UQOZ 1%. e°°- »‘ mem ve-i _ fi » ni » .ii im i i ni.. ini.-»y_n..ii.ii~i»i my RQ! dgiytge, w” o acumen mimtat neocon [no ti- »e eu n _ or ,_ 1 'A _ 3 - IA s _ hh

one society.

A true copy of _such ' declarntion ohell

within one iiionth `aiter`the niche has

information. the introducfioii oflmproved

3 House met at 2130. < _ sr,ock,_fiiriuing impleineiiiii, new varieties _ _UPOII inotionot Mr. Rogers the Houael ofneeiin, fruits .indf roots. iuipnoved Ame- ‘L - <

.resolved itself into committeecl the whole thods of cnltivationot the mil; -nrcliard `

%with__Mr.Godkin>in_tne chair to consider' cultivation and improvement 'of lui-ui" pan Act for the Encouragement oi buildings and to furninh yearly appry-ixi-, ‘

l 1

mate ctal2int.lcs of ci-nge ;_-roduci-pdf and acreage under crop and eioinlily ci-cp re _

ies' shall be held in the momh of December

Province oAt Prince Edward Island as _i”y°“;;;‘A';“';`W;‘;‘ ;'i“`_5’t_ '¢l$flA_'~;;“g5~'l¢¢:'.l I kuoivil do l

i .,_ _ _ r _ _ _ 0 _ _§_ en W ice-p en f°l,A°ws` ' . arid' ar.‘d“i"" ° nv; 15"* °‘°d° V°f‘°\' ifeffoillwfil 1° tha!! °°l 1. Where the words following occur in _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,, _ -l h hall be construed `A D“`°°“’"’° _ ` “mm '°°¢""`d‘°¢ fb’ Rmb AR' i Mme! *iq* _thisActt cys _ as here-__ _ _ _matter mentioned unless u contrary m_ The ofdcers and Direct»ors'ap|Qited'| by the Scltttsli-UlBl|Kl\u»n Mlnmg CQQpD] _‘magma appem_s_ p _ at the formation of such Socleti _ ret lpd hnv¢beQ vary qgpgfql w;;`g_ I g¢`¢...;°g. L io) _“The D¢P&lTtmeut" shall mean the" ;"‘:‘ig‘?';;";‘i';l;:f¢¢*|°8¢~hulluntil-th `1¢¢|;_ H8358# li “fi ”‘”\‘m8 Yi

l12epnirtment of Agriculiur_o_ of thin _Meef-i. ~_= _E ""3 Sf¢¢fiY@ fvbll-i'@t.iou.

A, nm' A A A; " 7.; 75° `.A$7A,< AAA ZA AV W _ it oi ~~r»»G»mmis-1°ner°'-u»11_m¢-in my L-in main? mlm to nf. J w www' Commissioner ‘ot Agriculture' of thig Sid ;ieet°°”'* *`°°t Em” 11°F] 'M s°P" at fb" ` “ NUS" T » » _ _ urscan -

,. W . ment or on wmnpnotim from Mmmg Compqng for _(c) District shall mean n Dlstriotlg; re. MB ~£_ han ~ v Bly His rieportmee

_-dc¢lc_¢di° S<=h°.‘1“l° “_A” W this Act. :lil mx fn fB“° ‘f" "f dl?°3"'_‘_f_i‘-» Fu his of it ue already in the AA

¢bTheFarms»LQau niegnmhg __ __ y br %

Chow owned -und -_by the* “‘*“_A‘°f‘A 'f"“l 5° *

_ Provincial Government and heretofore -‘q°°”"PI' A ~' A AA ' ” A ' ‘

_knowni thAe_Gov`er_ument Stock Form. l‘ a‘ rrp *rt is Bri fl .lla ldi llIlilfl0¥0l'] fb

_<)“1'ii‘Pi-or ~' mimi A ui' _ - “__ 13?” ‘“°'f»~"i” `A't. A A A A _ _ ~ _°*'

’IlAieA_ 'word' ?‘SoAcloty"_ shell '°f‘i’ Sian’ b”un'l¢'.7 Dx? re ...mists tri” **"...,...“°“ “° ' _ j'_“1v¢rn°r _ _vo ~ Ain

ty A _ C _(ConQiiued_§lfo-iicorrow.l A - _ If you have gg: 9; _ggggggz

' A' theeeShnreeiotmoemdyoneoopyefthie

'_ Report. _A

'Q W A hleitlee-iiyhe $`h%¥’¥f§p-

BEACl»I'S the only reliable

from

Th; fPl'\l.\\r quarterly meeti EBM d Tt'nd§ was hell Qi evening at which the following

i were present'

President W H. Aitken,

Geo H. Auld, Mark Pnton, W I Carter, Mcliechern. Nelson

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the formation ot districts and the diiii-` ports during the growibg .season-I from ‘cultles that would be met with in forming their respecthve District The funds of '

ltbe came. ` _such Societies and the. Public "`gAr\nt -e ef- -- ;‘;;;;‘;:;‘.%;;.:.‘f.‘;°.§;:"‘:i;i.*°'..:.':: -

Aonicimrunn. _ Vmgntinngd. ~ ‘ ` ~

~ A 5. The Annual Meetings otsuch Soclet~ `

ii. on (seena-onions; c..-i~

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