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Sir Wilfrid Laurier is now on the

Atlantic on his way to attend the Imperial Conference and the Corona- tion of the King. At drstihe seemed a little reluctant to go, whether be- ciiuse of the conduct of the ()pposi- tloll ill delaying the ratification of the trade agreement, or from unwil- liligness to leave Parliament in ses- sioil with its sessional work unfinish- eil, or because lie did not care to at- tend the notable eoiivociitions in Loluloii, or from ull of these causes together can at this distance only be guessed. At last he appeared to be not only willing but eager to go.

No doubt this change of attitude

can be in part explained by the un-

ldcrstiinilillg arrived at between Mr. `lliirdril :ind hiinsclf als to the ad- liiilriillirili of l’zii'li:illicilt_ till mid- i~‘linliiii~r. But ai little liird whispers

that tlivre were some other reasons

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wlltn the poslilbility of his stayingl

iiwiiy friiin the Foroliatioli becanlelis a hereditary title. Sir John Mac- ___

liliiiii-ii in high circlcs in thc' Mother donald had the decoration of the Or- _ _ _ l .

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lui .~ ,wi

Liiir iiiiiiif llttl_e (lat_e_l~ _ilt was aiinouuced, _after plisbed and notable statesman than l-l-EMPEST |“ TEAP01' _

l L ia eel e to go, 1.hat_lie is_to iaitier was. _

be the personal guest of His Males- Wherefore if some new honor should, _

_ iii wil ll:li~l.li_~ li l fi C k

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' ,515 lil llc b‘:ii‘l< i.i.»f!; _ie red 1 _

l_-_ »l-lfor ainollg llls fellow guests will

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(wriiy Pillilli-r /_ llsilifllx »

lille <\ - '_ Marcli llroivn ,~

. " Rf" Am. siixblii' iiaorosico iinrcilcivis. ‘

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Cllciiic Alilie-_\' l‘ioi`i~ sor

l‘lll‘£‘ Biillli'

_ , e L' ling that it is not conducive to pu

iii.-nself especially desired his attcn

forl-niost of the over-sea Dominion _

ity. _

,siiliziges who ri-ink among the highcsi \ E 5 - _ i _ _ _ _ _ . omission of the “Battle of Chat- ion iniiili. we .ill loiow with wnni Hut iihether a_nyth1nz_ of thls s0r¢lH_ell,lg,llly_i» Bald that ll was l,_ ,norm gi-lice, iligriity and gum] sense the in store for Sir Wilfrid, and what it ln n tea cul~,_ The nbamlonmenll of

ell may bc. time will tell. And We maylthe scene, he asserted, was _not due

i‘:illa<lian l"ri‘liiier will hear hims ln l=iilrh ilistiligllishcd riimlmny, as

presentative. But the wbisDB\' Of the little bird before referred to goes

1*-

_ N - mics 'rwo -mi no-nn iimi- -'ras cnA1u.o'r'rn'rowN cnlinninu ' nm in inn- ` __ » '

inruinr tlinn uns, and intimntss tant' wAnl_llNG,l.0N_ llllly lll_seclelal__y -Us Your in

a new and higher honor than he hai MacVeagh today invited popular su -

ay scriptions to a $50,000,000 issue to

yet received from his Sovereign m await him. _

government bonds, to reimburse the . o o

ex enditures It S

.... ........... ..... ... f»»<1f°f P ' Shirts and F urms mg

f` on account of the Panama canal. __ __

cede the c0r0nati0l\ by ODIY B bflef Treasury officials expect the loan will ` _

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space. The royal birthday, or the be largely over subscribed and_ in dis -E D c0l,ollal_loll_ ol. both may be lllllte ~ tributing the new securities, tile gov _

ernment's announced inteliiioii is to

the usual course made the occasion glve llrelerllllce to smaller ,,_,n.l__l.s_

for the distribution of honors and The new necnnltlen Wlll .lnnll `-l nell ' __ 1.

. -' . t r i

.` ilk *-

titular distinctions. It seems probs- cent interest payable quar e y, w P t P t _ _ iile indeed, :lint nie occasion will be-b¢ fre? fwm all Hetlonali _sfliw QP f”“ a _ a

' municipal taxation, and will be in .ll _ ;_,_ _ _‘

signalized in this way, and the fore- denomlllatlons ol ;l0ll_ $500 and _ , _ lnost Premier of the Empire Beyond ;l_000_ Flncy “°“°'y FUN” Array `

the °' s can hardly be an unlikely They will be dated June 1.1911.

~ - re. and will he payable in fifty years.

suble for a new investiture. At p sent be is a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and St.i George. He is easily the forcinost Canadian of his tiliie, but yet he

and has been 'outranloed in the

which ii'i~ri- brought to bear upon the _distinction of heraldry by several of Viiiiiidiiiii l‘i'e-mier. lt is hinted thnt‘thc public men of the Dominion. Sir _

‘ " ' ` Charles Tupper is a Baronet, which

(‘oililtry, the oilicial invitation be- der of the Bath, which is of higher_ __ i _

fore issued was streiigtllencd by u_rank. than the Order of St. Michael§;‘l;‘d'3a;_‘tr°d“c°d m the house °' lords ` ' furtlii-r intiiiiatiuli that the Kingiand St. George. Sir George E. Cart-l The Klng and Qncen gnve n lm-ge _ ¢____1__ _______` _-l-5

d-'er was made a Barunet in his life-_dinner party at Buckingham Palace

iiliri-, as the First Minister of he time, and Laurier is a greater_‘“ h°”°" Of the I““‘U_‘""’f “nd Em'

French-Cailadian and a more accom-l

come to the Dominion Premier fronil

.iini this in .if itself ii iiigli lioiicr, the hands of the Sovereign 01 thclllllml. ofthe Fesllvnl of the Em-

be Empire at the coronation no one_l,ll-e pngennt_ ln nn lnterview today

ii iiilmber of distinguisheili royal per. \\‘o\lld challenge the promotion as be-i with reference to the strictures in the

n ither undeserved or untimely

n add that so far as olir reading goes 0 cl _ reéched

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(illrll lI\‘»L\\ A 'ph G dl ' tn ll t t l b. the result of the con usion

_ l 4 ll_l___ Ilillill and ii statesiniln, the peer of the llcelnlgaralfol;lzlmtaarsew Qllitlscglzn by the Calllldlall committee that llha

l" “' (iii ii l"""‘ "f them' and we “H feel that he awaits the First Minister of Canada “M5059 Was U05 tYF’i““1 ‘lf Gauadmn

-_ . _ iii _

will dii liiinor to (‘aiiadii us her re- n the neai future B

The Exaininel; that he is in favor iibolishiiig the party system, beli

tions they make to the Governmcntl

in regard to such appointments. But

DV IL M°N9il1 0! this Ci'-Y. fufmer- the Government is also responsible. »

lly "a strong Conservative,” writes for the appointments it makes, and ills; €l§;1aeg:rl(;°';lugl:;‘ glt iggsfggydlzlz

ol is not bound to act upon the recom- lowing the ann-endér of gm (My to V- :nendations of its supporters. the revo1utionists_ ' b- Sly _john Macdonald notably lnne_ The rebels became drunk and de-

i' iii ~ - t ' ' ~ - ~ ‘ ,,‘; l“e ax izll- 0 economy in pubhc gmd _to Jmllcml almomtmefxm’ “ndibarricaded their homes and remained la ii rs. _e _iscusscs some recen_t_ap- sometimes in mal. ng apporntmsntnicollcenlei Banks were llynnmltgd D°_\“tme“LS 1" fi B0m_eWhM C\`1I-N81 to the Senate, entirely rejected the and looted..

Vein- He Wmlld fllJ01\Sh CUDVHSBIDZ recommendations of the represents- - _ ' ill UICCUUIIS- And fll'lH\lY. be 8055. tive supporters who claimed to 'con- popmation’ the “mt” of Hidalgo' “lf the Pwple fequlfe two leaders- trol the disposal of such patronage. -1'

Mi .ll lrl __ wt ‘hem Pill- Side by Side and lead 111' Sir Wilfrid Laurier finally did the' C A A R R H

orc y

ll,l_\ _lllll _llnull lll,_ll, t'3"““t€lY _ _ same in appointing Mr Justice I-las

._ . All must admit that the paity sys » d .

___ llm lllnl wllllc lmlly _ _ _ :ar and entirely satisfied the public Th Source of Cllllslllll lloll 4*. SC_ll_l,_,l llllltlliv `,L,lil““, _ tem is not conducive to economy and Opinion of the provlnne lll dolllg sll_ e P

‘ that it frequently operates against He has no; always succeeded so Well Cufed Pefmanently

body

Hilti. lol

Cock Riilliii _ _ _ _

` ` ` ` ` It Soothes and Heals Every Part of

party lilies is as absurd and as de-

lllack lla; the public welfare. In the politics ol when he followed the conllllel of Eell__ By

.l _ .our small _Province division UPOH seeking advisers, as is well known. CA'I.`ARRHO_ZONl‘§

Grey, l,_lrlr__lllU tllmcntal _to the public intel est as _it Chancellor Lloyd George anticipates

iiould bc in a city or cuulity council. a revenue of $908,580,000 for the Uni-

- -j-ililglc Click hliillie

_\l__5lll, all _lm 5l_'L_____ll liiit how are_we to get_out of the ted'"Kingdom for the current year

but _soiiic Spccizll flies are S ’"°°v° m Whlch °“' “nm” \‘“"° mn Wlth0“'1 “Ying 0" any fresh taxes.

lsii long, while the great mass of the This is approaching the billion dollar

and iii ceiits each. We have

llwm on (_ _md _O l_00l<5_ electors persist ill remaining the mark, ‘

more bond-slaves of party?

lirii-ate canvassing by candidates to on the lllst Ol May lnbtllnt Ausl_ra_

. _ _ __

]¢G¢jarf1IeSOn secure votes is ii practice that has llll lell mm llnc wllll the mst Olllle

little to commend it Thousands of

ll ' - ' ,British ‘Empire in the matter of Im-

l.t-adiiig 'l`iicl'lc oust-_ » n l . - -,, _ _

‘~ oill es and most intelligent elect pelllll llemly ll0sl_age_ Hcrwller tw

" ' ll l il l ' ' _

ills iiriu c gin y _lave it abolished, cents wlll Carry the Ordlnary letter but fbc iiliiilltioii is not so easy as __

1 ' ` between Australia and any other po

COA

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_ f - », __~_- » ‘»_~_~ -y

_ pm-liaps it seems. Anil with due dc- . ._ , _ _

______________ ____ the _____________ ____c________ we cam tlon of the British hnlllire. including

Egypt. Imperial penny postage, as it

liiif. see how two lciiilers of opposite ls called ln En land W ll t t b

.. ' g . as rs esa -

li_v side nliil liliid liltc_rnaf.r~l_v,“ ivlleth vr iiii lilicrllato ilnys .ir weeks. Any curb Hystviii would sccni likely to end speedily in i-_ollfilsion :ind disaster.

For the milking of appointments

iiiidei' the pnrty systciii thrrc is still ii diiiililc responsibility, which must count for siiiiir\tliinl;_ 'Flin people's

TO flllllli A (`i()l.D 124 ONE DAY

By provision of law the new bonds will not he available to national banks as the basis of circulation.

_,.______-_

LONDON May lb-The veto bill

press of Germany.

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LONDON May 16-Frank Lascelles,

Canadian parliament because of the.

t the fear of American feeling but

RIUTING- OF REBEIIS

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MEXICO CITY May 17-Rioting

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A .

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OPIUM SMUGGLERS

WERE DIBCOVERED.

MONTREAL, May 17-Following

the apprehension of Yee Chung as he was about to leave town, for having with him a can of opium which he was about to smuggle into the Uni- ted Ststes the Customs Inspector had s careful investigation made of all the suspicious looking packages con- signed here from the West, and dis- covered 75 packages of the drug sent from Vancouver.

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::-Doctors always speak well of

our di-ug store. They know that we give every attention to the drug and prescription departments and do not neglect any factor that makes for' their success. If your doctor does noi direct his prescriptions bers kindly ssl him to do so. You will find us prompt. careful and obliging. The MacKinnon Drug Co.. D. A. McKinnon, H. L.

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From Liverpool Btssmer From Halifax

acres extra.

LIIOII H15 8 IBB I'B(I\lll'B_ O Uh °m98I»9\1 patent) and cultivate fifty Tabasco May mn

A homestender who has exhausted his homestead right and cannot obtain apre- emptlon may enter for spuroh 'iced home- stead in cer sin districts. Price $3.00 per acre.-Duties.-Must reside six months in ssch of three years. cultivate fifty acres

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Kilnwick Fireaway Jr

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The Celebrated Kilnwlck Flrcaway. Lord Bwsnlaud (1834) '

Lord Derby (11) (415)

Reformer (549)

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Gem (Imp.) Hackney

McInnis_ Poney

Ssladln Kilnwfck Firesway Jr. ls a beauti-

ful soal brown, B years old, weighing 1175 lbs. _

Hs is a. typical Hackney, perfect in

symmetry with faultless feet and legs.

This horse has been pronounced by

competent judges to be one of the handsomsst carriage stalllons in Can- ada. He is high-headed and stylish, fearless and strong, with kind and gentle disposition. i

As a stock-getter breeders only re-

quire to see his colts, some of which have sold this spring as high ss $175.

Kilnwlck Flreaway Jr. will make

the season of 1911 at owner's stable,

_Fortune Bridge, “at moderate serv- ce.”

Breeders of choice carriage stock

are invited to call and inspect him before breeding.

Horse shown with pleasure.

Mares at ownsr's risk.

Bethune, Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Btn. _

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GEORGE A. WOOD, Owner.

6~ 9dtt|rttfl3l. » Fortune Bridge. i

May f6th Almerlnnn ' June 2nd

June 10th ’l`abasno Jung with FOR HARVE DIRIJCT

"KANAWl-IA" Julie llth

The above stsarnsrs have A limited ac- commodation for saloon piissenzsrs.

" Pssssnker and Freight Agents for the #-

Allan Line Steamship Oo. at Halifax

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H ~ N- Agents

Draft Horse No. 12.

Eskham Waggener

Imp. (437) (20472).

Registered in both English and

Canadian Shire Registers.

Will make the season of 1911 as

follows:-

Leave owner's stables, Montague,

Wednesday, May 10th. to Wm. H. McLeod’s, Orwell, noon; Charles Mutch's, Cherry Valley, over night. Thursday, May 11th. by way of Pow- nal to Frank M. Hughes’ Stables, Charlottetown, noon; remaining thsrs until Friday, May 19th, 3 p. ru., rs- tui-nlng to Charles Mutclfs, Cherry Valley, over night. Saturday, May 20th, Wm. H. McLeod's, Orwell, noon; thence to owner's stables, Mon- tague, remaining until May 31st.

This route will be continued fort-

nightly, health and weather permit- ting.

Mares at owner’s risk. Terms: Season, eight dollars by

cash or note, payable November lst.

DANIEL McGHEGOR,

Montague.

WM. MURPHY, Owner.

In Charge.

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