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House met at ie .

Mr. Robertson asked the Commissioner 4 Public Works 1 & petiuon had been ; seeived from the inhabitants of Kings- re

ing for the cons 3 porough, Lot 47 sking ve construc "across the West R ver,

iy e jon ot & OF eat Point, a! oa f so what action did the i

G prernmen' intend with regard to iv ; ‘ . He also asked the Commi-soner if a | }

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oat 1100 had | received trom the in- | abi tants of Xi. rth Lake, Lot 47, asking for the Oo fa new Toad from ebe ie post road to Melonis’ Cove ana if what aX fue Goverom ni i taking 0 the ma

Hon. Mr Veters stat petitions ad been ! ive’ In boll: Cases aud ya be comsideal OV the Goverpine Mr ik rt-oo a-Ked el, vier of the | Governme! a pet id been received : from the | na sut= of Kast Po'nt ask ns] or telephone extensiol from Souris +o vast Po action the le | ernment ten i taxing ¢ matter Hon. M Pe ers :taed that a* thet 9] of telephone extension IW oe tee par he Province it was understoud thet ihe | “yminiono Goverpment was to exiend the) ne te East Point lightheu-e. Now the Local Gove ronment will use their iustlaence witiy the Dominion Goveianmeut for this oug-promise: d extension and will render | 8 emtance In ihe pre j ct ;

The Ho ie tLep resun e! c@ n-nittee of supply.

Oo the item for roads Mr. Blanchard aroogly advoc ated the exten-iou of the Pavar Road, in his district

The discussion was cou tinned by Mr. Shaw, Mr. Farqauhareen and Mr. Me-

Laughlin. the® forme rt sserting toiat road ville dune last year were carred over into this year *s account-.

The item passed.

When the item for wharves came up, Mr. Shaw pointed ont that many of these structures were badiy in need of repair, aod showed that the late Government spent nach more in this branch cf the

public service than was expended by their predecestors.

This item and several others paszed, and the fcbairman reported 33 resolutions agreed to in committee. The report of the commiitee was adopted.

Tie re-outions were referred to a special committee to prepare acbill in ac— cordance therewith.* Hon. Mr. Peters said ithe committee would be read y to report on Monday.

Hon. Mr. McLean preset’ the saper- visors’ returns.

Un motion of Mr. McKinnon the House went into committee On Lhe act respecting surety and guarantee companies, with Mr. \. Peters inthe chair. Reported agreed 10 aud set dowa for third reading on Mon- day.

House adjomrned unti! Monday afiernocn at three o'clock.

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Toe Wearner.—Moderate to fresh south and southwest winds, fairand warm, local showers tonight or tomorrow.

Y. M. C, A.—The devotional meeting is held every Tuesday evening at 7.45. the public are heartily invited,

Posrroxep.—The Gymoastic tion and coneert which was to have been held in the Y. M. C. A. Hall on Monday the 26th will be given on Friday, 30th inst.

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Tne Opprentows of this city will march toSt, Paui’s Church to-morrow (Sunday) when a sermon s*ppropriate to

the occasion will be delivered by the rec- tor, Rev. Mr. Bryan. es a Easter Mvusic.—By special request the ¢ | Easter musicewill be repeated in the First

Methodist Church tomorrow evening, and rmon will be preacned by the Campbell. Service will cotn- at ten minutes to seven,

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Po.utce Courrt.—Two drunks were dis- posed of this fi renocn. Their names were Duncas Murray and Joho Murray, and they were drunk on Brighton Koad last night. They were each tined $2 or 10 days.

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Gosret. Mertixne.-- Remember the Go-pel Meeting in the Y. M. C. A. Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock, conducted by the Railway men. Strangers elwaye we'come. Lesson, Matthew, 10-32. Con- fessing Christ.

Ceyrrat Curistian Cavacn.— Attention is called to the fact that nev. Mr. Mani- fold’s congregation having secured the use of the well known Hall. corner of Prince and Grafton Streets, will hold their nsual services there in the future on Lord’s Days and Wednesday evenings.

Teacners’ Instituts.—The closing meeting for this term will be held this evening at 7.30, in the usual Hall. It is to be hoped that every teacher will be present, as there wil! be a discussion on the course to be outlined and the. election of officers for the ensuing year.

Narrow Escare.—Two men from the rural districts, overloaded with spirits in anticipation of the rise in duties, undertook

todrive their team across the river, at

Had it not been for’

Brighton last night. the timely srrival of a residentof the vicinity who notified the poli¢e,” another accident would no doubt be. chronicled

, today.

Hymyat Sermon Service —The second of a series of monthly sermons on the great Hymns of the Church will be de- livered in Grace Church tomorrow night, by the Pastor, onthe hymn “ Rock of Agea.” The choir will sing several times daring the sermon, illustrating in song the points of the discourse, Persons. who atteud no church will be cordially wel-

“‘comed to this song service.

Concert at VERNON Seven Brirce.— A conéert and pie and basket social will be held in the Vernon River Bridge hall

‘ou Thesdayy May 4th, under the auspices lof the Cherry Vallev 1.0. G7:

The leading talent of Eldon, Vernon Biver, Pownal and Cherry Valley will contribute . the programme.

7.30. Admission 10cts. Ladies with Seabees admitted free. Proceeds to be 8 evi to the purchase of the old Metho- dist Churecli, which will be used as a public hal!l. Should the evening prove unfavorable the concert will sake place on the following Thursday. Come one and all and enjoy the last and best concert of the season.

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Tue Sraniey arrived from Pictou about haif- Dae twelve today. ahidihiies Scorr Acr — There will be four Scott Act cases at the police court on Monday, Three are new vases and one aljourned.

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Sr. Prerer’s.—Sunday, April 25 Yomimunion, a.m avd Il a.m. ; Matine, ‘nurch ; Evensong, 7 p. m. tipi Hap ro Rervury.—The Princess left for | Picton this morning, but was obliged to return on account of ice after getting a short distance outside the harbor. A Hanxpsome Presenr.—During the Easter season St. Paul’s Church waa the reci- pient of a bandsome set of book markers, the gift of the King’s Daughters. The working of the markers, together with that of the cloth for the Holv Table, is a piece of exonisite art worth about $40, the handiwork of Miss Agnes Longworth, of Water Street, to whom the thanks of the congregation are due. ackaibnentibs Mitirary Nicnv.—The horrors of. war will be exemplified on Tuesday. evening next in the Opera House. Come and see the Arab hordes as they pour over the parapet into the garrisop of ill-fated Khar- Loum, spearing the faithful body guard of the intrepid Gordon, followed by his death

in the streets of Khartoum, where he defends himself until his last ehot is exhausted,

ie iia taal . Krypercartex Hati—There was a

fair attendance at the entertainment given in'the Kindergarten Hall last evening under the auspices of Charlottetown Lodge I.0.G.T. The programme was excel- lently rendered, and the, audienge was generous with its applause. Vocal ‘solos’ were given by Miss Riggs, Mr. Whitlock, Mr. Frank Trainor, Master Robbie Hoge, Master Fred Worth; readings by Miss Rattray and Mr. Colin. McNeii’; cornet solos by Miss Welsh and Dr. Maloney; piano solo. by Miss MeLean; violin. solo by Mr. Viunicombe. V innicom be’ s orchestra aleo contributed several selections. Mr. J. D. Seaman presided. The management desire througa THe Examiner to return thanks to all who in any way assisted in makipg the entertainment a success. Epbraim McKenzie & Co. Souris, | ave ha} their store repaired and repainted, aod are again r’ady for business in the grocery line. See their advertisement elsewhere. <<<

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Bright's Disease affects braizy men par- | ticularly. The brainier and more active-a he is. to Bright’s Bright’s Disease is a Disease of the Kidneys, It is the name given to the fatty degeneration of those organs. It is caused by excessixe use of alcoholic drinks. It is caused by excesslve eating of rich food. ure to cold or. moisture. by improper living.

But iv’s not with the cause we bave to deai. ‘It is-with the cure.

It used to:.be thought that Bright's Disease was incurable.’ We know better tow. Restore the Kidneys to healtb, and you,may eat what you like, drink what pyou like, work as hard or-be as active as ‘youwlike, and bid defiance to death- dealing Bright’s Disease.

But woe to. the man who care of his Auidneye !.. When'they céase to filter the blood, the. blood reeks with poison. Urine actually flows in the vers,

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“College Boys.

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WVinnicombe’s Orchestra im Attendance.

Tickets for sale on andafter Wednesdsy April 28th, at Dodd’s Medieal Hall, Ran~ kin’s Drug Store, and Reddin Bres.

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