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1 The crossing is reported reasonably 1 good with little heavy ice in the I straits.

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THE MAIL SERVICE.

The mail service via the Capes ap-

far as the ice-boat service is concerned

The trains are running as usual on the N. B. and P. E. Island railway between Cape Tormentino and Sackville, carrying passengers, but no mails. The latter are carried by teams It is mentioned that the mails sometim es arrive atTormentine as late (i a.m. inwhicli case there is not time to have them fully assorted before the ice-boats leave.

In view of possible detention to teams by the snow-storms and drifts of March it might be well to consider the team service as experimental at the present time. If it be hereafter found that the tr-iin can give a better service at no greater cost than the teams the case will be clear. The best practicable service is what the Island wants. At present the service com- ing this way is fairly satisfactory but there are complaints of detention of the out-going mails between Cape Tormentino and Sackville. '

Unfortunately party politics fur- nish so large a. share of the animus to the newspaper discussion of the quest- ion that it is difﬁcult to arrive at the’ real facts. The carriage of the mails is a purely business matter and ought-

offered on P.E. Island Medallions. and Pictures on Glass. Marked down for Cash—at

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Assets Forty two million Dollars

All approved plans ofa insurance written.

Unconditional, non forfeitable poli- cies. p 4

No better vestment than our 15 or 20 year endowment.

For rates and other information apply to P. E. I. Agency. Charlotte-

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to be arranged on purely business principles.

Thorn is apparently a great stir in England over the increasing preva- lenoa of Romauising practices in the Established Church. When 10,000 adherents of the church meet and join in a protest calling for suppres- sion of the practices complained of, it is clear that something approaching a crisis is at hand.

Mr. J, J. Wallace, freightpmanager of the Ivtcrcolcnal, is credited with the prediction that the current year will show a surplus in the ﬁnances of the road. It will be a good thing for the country if the prediction turns out to be true, and as Mr. Wallace is not a politician but a. rail- way man, we may vdnture to hope.

The Toronto Globe gravely discuss- es the question of protection for the ears in cold weather and predicts that

‘the hour of the ear-muff is near at hand.” The Globe argues that ‘be- cause umbrellas have conquered all prejudices-though the ﬁrst one led to a riot and prosecution for disturb- ing the peace in London-— therefore ear-muffs may yet become common adornmenis. We don't pretend to say what may happen in the west where ears are sometimes longer than the human species usually require.

Judge Prowse of Newfoundland in the current number of the Outlook discusses the French Shore question. ,He holds that Britain, by simply ex brcising her just and legal rights can summarily dispose of the entire ques- tion and completely checkmateFrance in Newfoundland. She has only to re- fuse to continue the modus vivendi and order the destruction of' the French lobster factories which exist in notori- ous violation of the law. It ap- pears there are nine of these French lobster factories, and ﬁve times as many Brirish,a.nd the latter can be leg- a‘ly coritinuedThe French cod-fishing

Prowse as in a state of far-gone de-

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FURNITURE?

Another old old rhyme--“Candlemas day takes half the corn and half the hay”—-serves to remind ups that we have at least nearly reached mid-

bears Candlemas and if they can see their shadows, as they could easily do yes- terday, they return to their sleep, but otherwise they remain abroad.

fourth and ﬁfth districts of Prince leave the strength of parties in the provincial legislature unchanged.

Yesterday, Candlemas day, was “ﬁne and clear,” and if ancient rhyme can be depended upon that fact means that we shall “have two win- ters in one year.” A ﬁne Candlenias has been held to moan that the se-= verest part of the winter is yet t0 come, which may easily prove true as the cold so far has been moderate-

Tradition has it that the come out of their dens on

winter.

The elections yesterday in the

In the fourth district Mr. Reid, Liberal, succeeds Mr. Bell of the same politic- al faith. In the ﬁfth district Mr. DesRoches, Conservative, succeeds Mr. Lefurgey, Conservative. There is some change in majoritiesgbut prob- ably little or no political signiﬁcance attaches to it. Three of the four candidates were new to political strife, and one, Mr. DesRoches, had been over the course before. The members elected are upright, reputable, busi- ness men, who talre an intelligent in- terest in public affairs and may be ex- pected to make good representatives.

One of the novel automobiles , or horseless carriages, lately developed in Paris is called “the pony." It seats two persons. and has three pneumatic- tired wheels, cue in front and two be- hind, the front one serving both for driving and steering and being sur- rounded by a box containing the elec- tric batteries and the motor, The ve- liicle weighs, without passengers, about 650 pounds, nearly three-fourths of the weight being cirried by the forward wheel. The l5 or 2O cells,cach weigh- ing sbout 155; pounds, supply electric energy equivaieutro about it of ahorse- power, which is sustained for a trip on the level of 4 lo 5 hours, or 30 to 45

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SCIENTIFIC HISOELLANY.

The rather startling plan of Dr. Jager of Konigsberg, is ‘to preserve food- sluffs by inoculating them with the proper microbes. Foods so preserved .-liowed no putrefaction after a forl- uighvs exposure to the air of warm rooms.

In an oﬂicial French investigation of recent boiler explosions-lo in number —not one of the boilers was found to have had tubes of iron or steel, the tubes being of brass in l4 cases and of copper in one. In eight of the boilers the tubes were more than fiur in ihes

AN Irishman byrlie uime of Pat cri-

tcred a rest rurant with the intention of pirtakiug of a square meal as he was very hungry. The waiter handed him a. bill of fare in French. Pat ‘looked it over but could not make head or tail of

‘it was but unwilling to admit his ignor- ance. The waiter returning for his order Pat pointed with his ﬁnger at the top,drew it across and said "I will take some of that presently.” The waiter returned with some thin watery soup Pat looked at the soup, and then at the waiter and then again at the soup and at last concluded to drink it and and as the waiter returned for further com- mands, lie drew his ﬁnger‘ across the

middle of the bill of fare and said “I will. take _ some of that, presently. The waiter re-

turned with some celery nicely arrang- ed in a dish. Now Pat never saw celery before, and did not really know w hat to do with it. but at last concluded to eat iLHe was almost afraid to try again, but as the waiter was evidently in a~ hurry, he drew his ﬁnger across the paper a little farther down and said "1 will take some of that.” The waiter re- turned this time with a nicely boiled lobster now Pat never even saw a lobster before, and it was too much for him. He looked at the lobster. and then at the waiter and again at . the lobster and at last exclaimed: “See here Mister, I dhiunk your whator, and I ate your boquet, but by the powers above, you will not get me to touch that bug.” Refering to the above we would say that there is no chance work in any- thing you order from us.Like Pat we do not know French and anything we have to say is in plain English and thrre

miles ata speed 0t‘ about 9 miles an hour. The makers propose to guarau - trip of 35 or 40 miles to be less than 2 cents a mile.

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lNGALGbLABLEi 'cnon, AN EXPEIESSIOIQ 0F FAITH.

Dr. \Vard's Blood and Nerve Pills have, done me an incalculablc amount of good.’ I think they 17c the best, surest and quickest acting: mire for nervousness, unhealthy ache-i oYth-c heart, insomnia or sleeplessness. znezriia or impoverished blood, lossof v gi-peti re. general debility and ill-health. F0.- nine years, bcforc I com- menced taking Dr. Ward's Blood and nerve Pills, my he; rt was weak and in ‘an unhealthy stzitc. its nction was so much impaired that l confml not walk across the street without sirlibring great distress, my heart ﬂuttering and beating so rapidly that I could scarcely breathe, causing faintness, loss of strength, and leaving my nerves all unstrung. My sleep was very much disturbed, I had no appetite and there was little strength or vitality in my blood; I was always excessively HCFVOIIS-

I have now taken three boxes of Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills and since taking them I have not been away from my business an hour. Before taking these pills it was a frequent occurrence for me to be away from business. As a. result of taking Dr. Ward's Pills my heart is perfectly healthy and strong and gives me no distress or trouble whatever. They removed all nerve trouble, made my nerves strong add gave me healthy sleep. These pills also made my blood rich and strong and gave me a. healthy appetite. Dr. \Vard's Pills have given me perfect health, restoring my lost strength, in place of continual ill-health, weakness, heart trouble and nervousness. In justice I cannot speak too highly of this wonderful medicine. Signed, Miss N. Millward, Walton St., Port Hope, Ont.

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is not any danger of Charlottetown tak- ing a hunch of celery for a bouquet, or a lobster for a bag. Our celery is however getting short and we would advise lovers of it to enjoy it while they can, also fresh lettuce, parsley, mush- rooms, beets, carrots, parsnips, onions, cabbagenurnipsaeanned goods, (Bolteﬂs Brand) stringed beans, peas, tomatoes, corn. salmon etc. Expectinga supply

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Q that the Rubber or Vulcanite plate causes heating of the month, g slumkage of the gum, etc, ﬁnally causing the plate as got =23 times sore lips. sore mouths and sore throats are caused directly, , wearing of a Rubber or Vulcauite plate. ;I While it is true thatIjQ, _. °f P°F8°118 08-11 Wear rubber or vulcanitc plates with satisfaction,’ . faclilhat 9° i‘ large Wfwﬂﬁage the same. materiaLis i I We have seen many causes wheropeoplo who had rubberor; . plates were continually suffering from the above causes and caml, . In case of that kind we always recommend a metal plaid-if. v

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