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- . ' -l ' - ~ ~ 1 » t g been decl-.lcd as to

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mary floral decorations and tha

C., Dickie, Summerside. left yester-

» _ inated and was evidenced by the cus- -L. B. Crue W. F. Strong- and C. After the services in St. Andrew s It has no ye _

~l~l-l-l~l~l-l-1-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l~l-l-l-l~e D°=1=f~ ln S“mm°'=l°° S=°“"1°Y ' ~ ~ . -

_ were i 18 to 20 cents a lb for 00 1

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lmpohun ll cents s 'lb for pork; 9 cents a lb Owls -

llldee and from slo_ to $10.50 a Specially lerse congregations esth- for hay_ ered in the churches at all services.

Provincial News £3;

D1: . _

te,-1:5 52 to 43 mugs A Nm gm- 0513;, special music and sermons fitting the

ion

- .__ In~the First Methodist Church yes-

Uf “N Wefk fm' s‘h"d‘y _-The following are the Alherton ¢U1`d8Y_ f-he Plllillli WSH Ovvllllled _by

l sulncfibfn. market p,ice3;_.w},l¢¢, _oats pu bun, Rev Wllllam Harrison in the morning

_ 41 to 42 cents; black om, per bu§_ and by the pastor, Rev H. E.Thomas

the evening. At the morning ger-

* i i i i i i ! ¥ 1 x i i y by z_,x_,},,§.,y,_", 42 cents; butter per Ib, 16 cents; lil

' eggs per dozen 18 cents; pork per lb, “Ce the Dl`€aCl1@l` Slwlle On "G'ladness

Mosh/lv 10

up and were adjourned until Thurs

day morning They were against P ec

P Gillis and D Hurry °

hay

At the Police (‘ourt in this city $9

cents; hides fer lb, iilcents; loose lu

to $10. Of

___ bea

william Power, Peters Road, has Bef

ntly bought and moved to his R

the presence of the Living Christ"

per ton, $9 and pressed per ton froul John,20:20. The musical part

the service in the evfrllng included

utifully rendered solos by J. W. ry, J. W. stanley and G. Moore. ev H. E. Thomas preached in

place at point pleasant" The Graoe Church in the morning and

many friends of M: and Mrs roi-ter evoke on “T112 House 0| may Man-

wlluem R. amine and Wallace wish :hem every success in their new lions" taking as his text John 14:2.

Saturday two prohibition cases calne

_ _ n_w

Wood, of Alexandria, contemplate hom

, which already is a very popn. Rev Mr Harrison preached at the

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h lldi l dditions in the near laru resort for all the young people 9V°nlUK service. _ _ U n ar e a the neighborhood. In the Central Christian Church

____ Rev J. F. Floyd ofhciated at each

K Z _ future to their already fine outbulld- nf ings, and Peter McKinnon purposes

enlarging his dwelling.

--- WCP

Arthur Wood, Alexandria, has un- for

der construction another large glass cc house, for thc purpose of growing cc new varieties in greens and cabbage fb plants. During the past few years fo Mr. Wood’s business has grown to hi sllch an extent as to warrant the many new improvements and his ad-

...In Montague Saturday dealers Ser

oats, twenty-two to twenty-five to nts a bus for potatoes, eighteen ODS nts a doz for eggs, eleven cents a ond

vice and in the evening delivered

e paying forty-two cents a bus a splendid sermon specially adopted

the seasorron “How Easter is ervcd ill Jerusalem.”being the sec-

of his series of sermons on his

for pork, twenty-two cents a lb tour fllr0l1l-Th the l‘l0lY Land. r butter and ten cents 3 Ib for In St P8lll's Chlll‘Ch Rev Ml' l\f1ll‘-

des. Plly

preached in the morning from

l Luke 2436 and in the evening from

...A fine brood mare belonging to Phi

llipfaus 3110. The special music

venture will surely bring success. Joseph Douglas, Fortune Bridge, cut was especially eflectlve.

_-_ herself badlv a few nights ago, being

Saturday was Tag Day. Most fo

everyone is aware of that. The fu young lassies worked all day in dis- £0

ev T. H. Hunt assisted Canon

v _ v

llnd in the morning bleeding pro- Simpson at the rcgulur services in

sly. Dr. Aitken, V.S., was immedia- St ly called, and it was found that an o’cl

Peter’s yesterday. At the eleven ock service Canon Simpson

agreeable weather and gathered up artery of the leg was cllt tllrough,the preached frolll Matthew 28:6 “Come

about $400. This is creditable and it leg

was dressed and is doin well al- Ste

The Place Where the Lord Lay."

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is not imagined that any one of thc though considerable blood wasllost. Rev Mr Hunt preached at the evening

contributors who was "touched"

service.

by the irresistible ones will miss the ~-G. Ellis of New York, formerly of In tho morning service at Zion loose change which went to make Northaam, arrived in Sllnlmerside Church Hev .\lr li_OSS hfeacllcd from up the neat sllm obtained. Satllrliay afternoon with the body of Romans 6:0-"(`llrlst, being raised

-_ his

wife who died in New York on from the Dead death has no more

A Cullodln correspondent \vrites:The Tuesday last of peritonitis. Deceased Dominion over him.” In the evening

farmers of this vicinluy are all was a daughter Of A- RBYTIUF. Tra- he through with their wintcr's work. vcller's Rest, and was thirty-two doth not vet alpffar wha! HB Shall

.The school is progl'cs.~'illg favorably yi* under the ahlc nlallngclnent of Miss '~l Florence McGregor. We are pleased fa

ars of age. The funeral takes be are at two p. m. floday from her T ther's residence to St J0hn’s Cem- C.

to have Miss Kntic .\lclA!a.n and Miss 'l*tery, lilcauors. I-1,

-- 'I`llougllts.” There was no afternoon

after being absent for a number of -In the ("ollnty (‘ourt at Slimmer- meeting. V years. James and Hoddie Mcliue lcit side before Judge lilcllcod on Satur- li the west recently-Murrloch Gil- llay last four absent or abscolrding eloquent Easter sermons in St. Ja- -more, llllelviilg, paid a flying visit to de*-tors cases against Frank Vuvlsl, mes (illurcll yesterday there lloinft (iulloden this week---Miss Katie Mc- Alberton, weru up for hearing. On large audiences present. The evening 1,ean,.Mclville, is \isiting friends in request of Mr Saunders, for defend- theme was taken from John 11-26

Nora Mcl'hersl.u with us this winter

Unlloden-Tom McPherson sold a valuable horse recently and bought W

preaclln/1 from 1 John 3:2-“lt

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but we sh-all see Him as H0- is." llc liov's Meeting ill the Y. M. A. at 10 o'clock was led lly Ralph (‘ol-ilrallc, who spoke on "Easter

ev. '1‘. F. Fullerton preached two

cdrlesday next. Neil McQua.rrie alnd U

nder Mr. Wutklis, was most ilu;Pil"

ssfnsadl'

another.-John Jenkins, oue`of our enterprising farmers is busy lumber- ing.--Wnsley stead bought a valuable mare from _John Stewart for which he paid a hulldsolne sunl.--Miss llau- ra Jenkins has returned lluulc from visiting friends in Melville.

The following is an extract from a

letter received by Rev. Wnl_ llarri- son of Grace Cllurcll, City from Rev. Dr. Elliott, who carried on a suc- cessful evangelistic canllialgn lil this city l~ecelll.ly:~“We are lll liic lvidst of a remarkable simultaneous cam- paign here ill the city of Uolumlllls, Ohio, under the direction of l`l\BlJ' man and Alexander. Our ilistrict is known as the 3rd Ave. district where sllf strong churches unite 'll ‘lille sur

vices, which are held ill 'he illl Avi- Methodist Church. 'The whole lzlty seems to be mightily stirrl:-l null 1 believe a widespread blessing is to follow. We close llcrc March 27 and the party separate, Chapman ard

Alexander go to Wales und \lr. l‘fl'ft»

zger, Mr. Leggett and myself lm to Ottawa, Canada, to begin a styles of meetings in the Sltewartou l'l'cs.

Church, Thursday ,cvcning,l March 31st."

On Wednesday evening, March 23rd,

the Allxiliary of the W. M. S. North Wiltshire held a parlor social at the home of John and Mrs Bnlderston. The night was fine, but the roads poor. There was quite a large nllm- ber present. At eight o’clock the following program began, which was well rendered, Rev Mr Miller acting as chairman. Music, (Hymn); pray- er, scripture reading; music by the choir; reading, Miss Bessie Clark; solo, Miss Clara Balderston; address chairman; recitation, Miss Hazel Ed- wards; music by the choir; reading Mrs John Edwards; music, (hymu); reading, Miss Clara Belderston. A silver collection was then taken, am- ounting to $10.13 for Foreign Mis- sions. Refreshments of tea, coffee and an abundant and varied supply of cake, were.sel-vcd. The remainder of the evening was spent in games etc.

Indeed They

Are Wonderful

\\'bat Thos. .\lcl.`ouald sais of D0dd`s Kidney Pills.

He Had a Lame llack, Kidney Dis-

cnse and Heart Fluttcrillgs, null Une Box (furcll Him.

SHUBENAUADIE, Hants`(‘.n., N.S.

April 1.-(Special).-"1 suffered from Lame Uack, Kidney Disease ami Heart Flutterings, caused by cold and a strain.. for three years. l was looking over some papers and saw Dollll's Kidney Pills advertised and I bought one box which completely cured mc. I)odd's Kidney Pills are wonderful. '

That is the simple, straightforward

statement of Mr. Thomas McDonald, a well-known resident of this place.It shows how quickly l)odrl's Kidney Pills cure Kidney Disease when taken in its earliest stages. Lame Back is one of the first symptoms of sick Kfdneys. Heart Fluttcring is ano- ther symptom. It is caused by blood, from which the sick Kidneys have failed to strain the impurities, increasingr the work of the heart. Dodd's Kidney" Pills made the sick Kldneys .well, the lame back disap- pears, tlle blood is purified, thc heart is relieved and the flutterlngs stop. ’

If the case is of long lltandlng, it

may take longer to cure it’ bm church and himself. He had no plans

Dorld's Kidney Pills never fail to do

ft. would open the way fn the future as

in the past. This announcement was received by the congrzlgfatlon with

A correspondent from Earnsclllfe much regret and Mr White will be

writes that during his recent trip tolgreatly missed from this city alike

...___

Dundas Reane Jen ns urohas

_ y l> edlb

two splendid young horses-one a and citizens.

fine carriage horse,-the other for his “Dress team. a handsome chestnut. These are to re lace the ones Mr l

.unions mqlluy /lfld mollll- lvlcnell, t Alberta, and J. McKenzie, Picton. s

f o

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n tho different places of worship

G urge Tweedy for plaintihs and A. ll, Saunders far defendant.

The Easter Market was largely

attended Saturday. Beef was the principal selling. The prices of pro- llucc, etc, remained the same as last quoted with the exception of those quotcll below: The Dealers prices wereiflleef per lb by quarter six to eight cents; small eight to fifteen cents; butter' per lb fresh twenty-one to twenty~three; salt twenty-two to twenty-tllrce; eggs per dur.. eiglltecn to nineteen. Tile retail market prices were:-blltter fresh twenty-one to twenty-three per lb; butter salt twen- ty to twenty-three; eggs pcr dov. eighteen to twenty-onc. _

- ...A highly sllcccssflll school ron-

Mcl’llce, l'ostnlastlel‘, was held ill till- public hall at Georgetown on 'l‘llurs- day, thc l7tll inst., at which a snug sum was rl.-ulizcll for the benefit of the school fllnds. The program was varied and the performers, although lmatcurs, acted their respecj,ive parts ln a manner that would reflect credit on older veterans of the stage. Each part on the program elicited freqllent rounds of applause from thc uudiellce, who seemed highly deligllt- ed with the entertainment provided for them. Whilst all taking part de- serve their meed of praise, particu- lar credit is due to the untiring ef-

forts of the Principal, Mins H, lyiaud Mllflllly. and to the popu ar teaching staff of the Georgetown High School, under whose supervision the concert WH_S f~70lf0H UD and who spared no palns in providing their audienng with what was pronounced by those Ilfeliellt. "8 first class entertain- ment.-Com.

_The follmvlng letter of condolence, Slfifled by Ewen Lamont, Janie Me_ Leod, Effie McKenzie, and Bruce La. lnontuon behalf of Highland Divl5_ lon* S. O. T., Hartsville has been forwarded to John B. and Gordon' Mcbeod, Hartsville.-Inasmuch as it has pleased 'our Heavenly Father tg take “Om YOU your brother Alexan- der Dud McLeod; we, on behalf of the members of Highland Division, S, 0, T. wish to extend to you our sincer- est sympathy 1n your hour of ber- eavement, and we would assure you that none_nf us have been unmindful of your trials,-our sorrow has ming- led with yours. Our young friend has been cut down in the morning of . life, on tlhe threshold of this wor1d’g llpportllllitilis, hilt we rejoice in the hope, that God ill His goodness has called him to the elljoyme-nl; of the richest lllvssillks of the world beyond. W0 ilmy the Heavenly Father to grant you llulp and strcu-g-th in this your time of sorrow, and commend you to the comfort of the Saviour who has said-"Let not your heal-tn he troubled, ye hclil.-ve in G-od belle-

ve also in Mc."

llev G. R. White surprised his peg.

plc at the prayer service on Wellnes- lllli’ evening ,by reading his r.c'.-ignn~ tion as pastor of the Bapillst Church of this city, to take clfcct on thu last Sunday of l\lay ncxt, at the close of his seventh ycnr. Mr White said tllat he prcscntcd his rmigna- tion with the most kindly feeling to- ward each individual member of the Church and congregation. That he had had a delightfllhpastorate ls- mong thnm, and never had met with n more kind and agrccnblc class nf Church officers with which to work. That he would carry with him the most pll-.using mcnlorics of his sbny in (‘llarlof,tetowll. And what he could say of his own people he could sly of all the friends and people with whom he had come in contact. His fellowship with his brother ministers had been dnllghtful_ He hoped the changes would be alike good for the

or the future, bllt believed God

y his brother clergyman, the laity,

Yesterday was Easter Sunday and

hrrlughout the 'city the usual joyful

ant, the cases were adjourned until '-‘Bclievnst thou this." The music,

C

ing, the evening anthem being espec- ially well given, George Toolllbs' rendition of that iloautiful llymll. The llauglltcrs of Zion, was most enjoyable. _ Rev. G. ll. White spoke ln the 30-D-

tist (lhnrcll yesterday morning on ~Tm, Empty Tomb," tdring llls text from llllkc 24:6, "He is not hcre but is risen." Tile preachers first senten- ces were-“'l`lle nlastcl' miracle Ol Ulu' New flieslamslll; is the roslll'ruc.hiull off Jesus (lllrist froln the dcad`_' and his last sentence wus-“flu this plylllls Easter Sunday Christ waits tc- llrlllll you all into that llallllv llil'-lS0=<f‘l"l\ "l c,,n,,ne;-.,rs with lliln overulleatll null me gi-at-e," 'l‘lll-. antllclni lf Ye Ile- lieve" was beautifully rclldeI`0<l. lil

_ _. _ ..

the cvculug the S\\l>l9_0t yuh The Niglil and The _Mornlngl und' the

cert, ably presided over by A. ll. text wan fronl .Illllu 2113-0. /\l\\l

that night they cuulillt uol'hing_ But when the morning wus colne .lcslls stood on the shore, and said: Cast the uct on 'thc right side of the sllill and yc shall find" ’l`llc nnilllcm was "’l‘llc ltcsurrcctiou and The .A'-Wellt' ion" 'from "l<}mnlanuel" lil’ J- E-

llowhridge. The llY"1“S. antllouls Tad sermons were all l\llDl`Ul’U“l-L’ mr 6 Easter season.

’l`UESl)AY~ -The ladies of St. MarY'S ("l““`°l‘» summerside are. tu be oollgratllllltvd [ln the success of their tea and bar.- nel- held in st. l’uu1's Hell v@S'§};` day afternoon and eVHl1H\E~200 0 amount realized being about $ .

...The singing school at Nnrrn)

Harbor has finished its work for the

season. 'The pupils under flue lable llil-cctorshlp of Caleb Jordan I law made rapid or<>al‘@SS flllflilf-5 '-“L “"“' ter and look forward with lJl€HS“l`° to the re-opening of the school next year. `

prev, R. A. Haslam, a native of

Springfield, 1”. E. I., who has been laboring for_ a number _Of Yffafs “S18 missionary ln India, \vlll give all l_- lustrated address on_ the W0fl<h that far off field ln St. Jo ns Cllurch. Crapaud, on Wednesday evening at 7.30 p.m.

__'l‘lle Guardian’s representative had

the pleasure yesterday of examlnlng n pole hook used' in a local election about thirty-seven years ago. At that time all lot 17 comprised One district and the llst shows that over 700 voted, the candidates were Mc- Millan and Enman against Ilefurgey and Kelly, all of whom _are now dead. ln going over the llst there only remains the names of about 35 who voted at that election alld who are now living in Summerslde. ’l'.‘he pole book is the propertyflf `D. Scllurman of the Massy Harris C0. Charlottetown and is mucll prized by him.

Dyspepsia Cured

\V:ls Weak, Now Slrong

“For nearly thrcc yours," writes

Mrs. Fcrrll-l Joyc, of Hllrllin, "I suf- fered tlle untold misery of llyspepsin. l was brought up ill the Ullited Sca- tes and attribute tllc wonkcllcd con- dition of my stomach to hasty fat- ing and excessive ice water at meals; ’I‘he morbid condition of my stomach affected my' liver, and also affected my system lll other ways. l suffer- ed distress after eating, burning sun satious after the food had passed from myl stomach. My -appetite would vary for day-_-lf having little, tllcn it would scem as if I could cnt enough. Tunica and hitters failed and very severe constipation lcd me to use Dr. Hamllton’s Pills. (lan you imagine ,thc joy aftcr repeating

failures to find a remedy tll`ut actll-

ally will cllre. They are _a wonder-

ful pill in their action upon the sto- mach, liver and kidneys, and tlleir lnild action makes them all the more sultcd to people that are sick. I am well because of Dr. Hamllton's l’ills alld I owe you a debt of gratitude for them."

Don't fall to use Dr. Hamilton's

Pills-for general family use no medl- 'cfne compares with thf-m. Sold in yellow boxes, 25c, all llcalcrs, or The,

plrlt of the Easter season predomr,

Catarrhozone Co., Kingston, Unt.

day afternoon on a wild goose shoot at Muddy Ureek, whore they expect to clean up all the birds in sight.

‘The coldest temperature recorded yesterday was twenty-six degrees a- novc zero and the highest was thirty- two above up till nine p.m. The cold- est recorded the previous night was eighteen above.

The Miuto arrived at ten ten this

morning bringing toll passengers, n car of flour, two cars of fertilizer, a car of rope and the balance small goods. The Earl Grey arrived in Pic- toll at ten thirty-five. _

-J. H. Bell, K. C.,' arrived in

Summerside 'yesterday from Bermd- da, where he with Mrs Bell has spent the past winter. Mrs. Bell remained od at New York for a few weeks visit to friends there. '

At the Eastur service at (lrapaud

Methodist Church on Sunday the pas- tor, Rev W. A. Thompson, -spoke on St John, 20-10. Special music was rendered ‘oy the choir, including Eas- tler Anthclns, and thc lnale lquartette, Calvary.

At the residence of John A. and

Mrs. Ferguson, (‘raggin Farm, hfarshfield, at eight o’clock Wednes- day cvening, March 23rd, the marri- age took place of their eldest daugh- ter, Miss Janie, to Alexander Mac- Nevin, of Winnipeg, Man., formerly of Bonshaw, P. E. I. The wedding was very quiet, only immediate relatives and friends being present at the cere- mony, which was performed hy the liev. John Hawley. The bride, who was unattendcd,'lookcd charming ill a princess gown of cream sllblime, with ribbon and net trimmings, and was the recipient of many beautiful and costly presents, among which was a handsome gold watch. the gift of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Nevin lcft yesterday for Winnipeg, where they will reside. The best wil~lh- es of all their friends go with them.

-A correspondent' from Hedeuue

<‘ircuit, writing to the Wesleyan, »'nys:»l\‘liss Louise (lroslly ill mum- lry of her mother, has presented the Bedcqlle (lhurch with an individual (‘ommllnif_lll Cup Service. At a meet- ing of the Tlwlstccs held on the Iird instant she was heartily thanked for her gift. At ll nlcctiug of tho 'Prus- tllrs of (‘npe 'l‘l'fl\'erse (lllurch, held on the l4tll instant, it was decillell to llps-lui about $200 ill sllillgling and flaiutillg the cllurcll_ (lu the 3rd ill- staut, a (lircuit (‘»onv_cntion was held ill the nftcrnooll and evening. llcv. ld. W. Nlllrgall was present at both services. Al. thc evening service, V\'m. (lnllllcck lnovcll, and Tllos. l\’loysll seclllldcll a rcsollllillll to thc effect lllut` the time llus ul'l‘ivud when lio- llequc l‘ircllit slllllllll ussllnle tllcfull sllpport of Ll forcigll miilsiollary. 'l`llis

pllsscd llllllllilllollsly.

l\‘lll'l.llcr purticulnrs have been l‘l\-

reivcll of the illlll-.ss und dvatll of David lluntor, bro1_lll»l‘ of Mrs Dell- julllill lingers of Alllelqfllll, and who, bofllrc his relllllvlll to tllo Pacific coast nbollt two years ago spent ll year or nlore ill this l’l‘ovillce. Mr. Hunter wus living in Vnncollvl-r nt thc time llc was tllkl-ll ill on Mnrcll Zllll. f\'lltlliug seriolls was i.lll-n up- pl'ellenlle<l but on thc following day llc clltcrell tho llnspitul wllorc llc was opclutvll upon for some ollstl‘llciioll .lf thc llolvels. ’l`llc opl».l'ui,ioll wus ap- parolllly.sllccessflll and he was re- ported improving down to .\‘llllduy, litll, uhcll a slldllvll cllunge for- the worse took plncc and llc passed ulvuy at 4.30 o’clol:k in the uftcrllolln His ulllrriell sister, living num' Vall- ;;ouver, ulld his own physician, a personal friend, were with lliln ill his last hours. Mr. Hulltcl' was a gentle- lnan of more than ordinary charact- cr, culture and information and was held in high regard by all who kllcw lllm. The funeral was conducted with fllll Musonic rites. The lnnny friends of the deceased have the sillccrc sym- lmthy of thc Guardian ill their bcrc- avelnent.

In U10 City Police Court yesterday m0f"ll1t§ two Assyrians nppoarod ‘charged with fighting on the' streets. Their namcs are Josnllh Bisela and Thomas Zcgaiha. The row started ill front of the Basha block on Hills. boro Street ` on Sunday afternoon and five or six difiercnt parties took part. Tho sniolld conflict was held on Great George Street in front of J. Sumarah‘s store Sunday evening and was postpollod until ycsterlllay nlorning' about ten u'clock wdlcln sticks, an-d stollus were employed by the parties arrcsiled in suttlillg their differences. Apockct knife was the most dangerous weapon uscd, how- ever, and with it, it is claimed, nn ugly woulld was inflicted on Zeg'aibu's llmld by Biscla who had just previ- ollsly rcccived a crashing blow on the hip with a small longcr. (mc of the combatants was pushed through one of Sllullaralrs windows. 'l‘ney wcro llakcn in charge by officers Wal- ker aud Taylor after hllving 'been eu- ghged ill battle royal for a short time and Zcgaihn was admitted to a twenty dollar ball bond while His- cla was kcpt in charge. They will

appear this llloruing.`

A telegram rcccivcd by friends in

this city Sunday night announced thc death ill Maine of Wallace Sl. Betts,

formerly of Glenwood, hot 8.

The tclcgranl colltalned no parti-

culars of how the deceased met his death bllt » since he had been heard from about u week ago it is al-ll-lllmcd that it was the result of an accident.

He wus aprlplllar young nmll null

was thirty-two years of ago. He wcut to Maine last Novolnbcr und wan employed ill the lululler woods

tl|crc_ I

A particularly sad feature of the

young man's deuth is tllc fact that llc was to be married during the

coming summer.

He leaves tn nlollrn their great

loss his father, Amana Betts, Glen- wood, his motllcr, one brother, idl- mcr, ill Maine, and another in Bri- tish flolumbla besides two married

sisters, resident in Glenwood.

The remains are expected to ar-

rive llere on 'I‘hurl-lday morning and will bc accompanied ily his brother Elmer and will be forwarded to Glen- wood, wherc interment will take

place.

This euddcn bereavement is a sev-

ere shock to the members of his family with whom he was a favorite and The Gllardlnn extends sincere sympathy to all relatives and friends

in their hour of sorrow.

l

, . _ I

or, Rev. Dr. A. l'. Mcl.ei|an, was

this practical expression of esteem on the part of the people.

Picton. William McZ.ul'e, thc b‘ybil's owner, is a citizen whom the town could ill afford to lose.-¢l’ictou Ad- vocate. '

It is understood tllat an upplivnt-

ion is soon to be made to the filen- tenant Govnrnor in (‘ou1lcll for n charter for Point l’l'iul Packing i‘oln r PBIIY, Llll. This culllpnny is to cn I franc in the business of fishing, can-l

ning and packing lollsiers, clams' qtllrhaugs nnll otllcr fish, the calulillli. ulnd preserving of meats, \'egctnblcs,f cereals, fruits alld other articles of; food consunlption; the catching, lwtt- { ing and trnwling of fish; thu buyingl and selling of lollstcrs, clnnls, l|lla-- hangs, hsh. ments, fruits, \'e-lcctllt l'.‘s..l cereals' and other articles, either in! fllfllr natural state or vnllne-Ll or pru- served; to acl;-uirc and hold und dis- pose of lobster factory licenses und ntlhcr fishing: licelllscs and pri\.'ilugcs in this `pro‘.'illcc; to lllakc an-ll coll struct cans, traps, bout.-l, gear ani all factory or fishing upplinllccs; ’[`hc llcad oflIcc of thc colllluuly will l;e in Cllarlottctowll, and ils nlllnill

al calitul is .10 000 in .-ll:ll'o.- . $100 cacll. The co|'pol-utol‘.~¢ of ill~ (Jompany arc: William Jenkins, svn im", of Scal lfivcr, Willialll l\l. .lou kins of tho same place, John N.

Illulvde-rs ll. 1lln.rlo_ttl-tllwll. ll’fvSsl~.- Willillln .lonlaills, sl-nior, .llllln N., Gillis null (ll~lll'lrl~

thc prll\'i:;iollnl llil‘vl-f<ll‘s.

\Vl<ll>Nl-ISl)A\’ ~'l`!los_ Wright, lllsjllelttor of -ll-l-ll gcs, Ht. Jllhll, wus ill Sullllnl-l'sil|l» ycstl-l'lllly ill:-'pl~l'till|_:. thu <i|‘l-dgr

l‘<-.n<l,\ for work bln' pvc-l‘lllit_~l_ _ -

ll'c|‘l'ing of l.lu\ l-:rll L llool'gl\L<lu‘ll _v~\..- by licllry lhllllll.

...The first frr~.~zl| sun were r~:lu~,:lll_ ll

tl\l‘ll.'1y lllrlrllillg who lllls llllll thu

past. .~'<e\'l-lltvcll _vl-urs of ull-.'lly;:lll_:lk ing the first llulll.

---llcnl<=l's in Slllilllu-1'.sillc ycsll\rlla_v

Illlffllr; 42 f.|l -iii l~l‘nl_~l n l‘lls for onf.-'. Il l'l'llf.~; a Ill for ful' ||i'll<'.~:; $10 lo $l0..'lll n full for ilny null lil ill lil cvlll..-: ll Ill for l'llil‘lu'||s.

- lil\flll'l~ lllv ,

fl'il‘ll'lls of the l‘, _ side, ill Llllrir llllll ln:-`l c\'l‘llllll;, l.. H. .illfliollulll lrzlvv :l very illl<\l'l'.<lill:: und ill:-ll‘llcli\‘l~ :l~|lll'c.~.s ilu 'l`llb-l-l‘l'll lllsis. Ill' l\ll'l.<'llllll |ll'i~_~'il|l'll null nl

|\\¢l\'l\¢l by .lolln Mi-.\lll|y lllld :=l~l'\llf-l ell lly .lf ll, sro-lu<.

---'l`llo <‘l`_vsflll

f.|ll-il' llnnllnl lliulli-l' uf. fllc Qllccu lllltvl, .\‘lllllnlcl'si<lu, on lilollllzly vvl-ll ing llllli. unll scvul't\l llou|‘.~l lvl-rv lllll.-ll. clljuynbly llllssllll. ’l`lll> lubll was spl'cn<i ill Mrs f‘|lrl'i<~‘s llc.-at style llllil file flllll-.-if jllsf.‘l'\> \vn.~ llllnll tho 'ood tllillgs so lulullfiflllli prllvillcll. bfllcrc lvns llo lllrulzll illnllf list. but thc cwllllll: was pll-ns:llltl_\' pnssl-d with songs null _sim-<-llc-s, ill- cludillg u sllort. talk on lull-.lil-_y by ox Mayor .\Tllllllll¢>l's._ 'l`|ln sllppcr llrokl- up about one a.ul. with cllcllls for llln t.ropllie.~l, the club, null thc hosl mid llostcss. .

...Dlx l). Mcllallglllllll, city, llcliv_cr-

cd all able lccturc on 'l‘illll‘sduy uvoll ing nf. Flt. l’etcr‘.~: oll_tllbcrculosis, which was vcry nlucll appl-cl-illtl~ll_ Notlvitllstalldillg tllc very had stlltl' of the roads, thc hflll was puckclll Short ndllrcsscs were also givoll by Drs. Mcllonald, It. 1). lilcllllllglllull and Rev. J. W. McKenzie. Gl.-ol~l;f and l\’Ir.s,, I-Iooper, Mrs. Allen and fill Misses Webster of Marie very killdly assisted ill cntcrtainiug the llllllicllcl- with several songs which altogethcl- made a very pleasant evening. The pcoplc of St. Peters arc wide ulvzlkv to thc importance of the subject of the lecture.

---Tile nnnunl meeting .lf the Sunl- nlcrs'id'o Rillc Association wus llclll ill tluzir willfcr llllnrtcrs in thc (`ry:-l- Ull Iiiuk, last' night, with n good atton-llulllic of lllvlllllcrs prnsellt. ’l‘ll<- roports of thc <lil‘fcl'ellt ofllcors show- e.l the clllb to iw. ill n ll-caltlly con dition and the prospects for nn ox- cellent. sunllllllr sport look gooll nl. present. A pleasing fl‘nf.lll~e of thr, meeting vvns thc pl"fsf'l~.l.:\tioll by ll. R. Allcn, on llcllnlf of thc club, of.a purse of gold to J. H. Pritcllnrd fol- his energetic work as secretary of the club during thc past ycur. The officers elcctod for thc ensuing your

-l-I. Ii. llcqv, flnpt;

J. H. l’l‘ltollard, sccy; B. N. 'l‘alli.oll, trcas; and thc following u comnlittcc

'I

were as fol‘lows:-

of management:---W. W. llakor, ll. li.

Allcn and (louncl lor I.9ul‘d_

Dandrufl Cured in Two Weeks or Money Back.

The abovo is lllc gllul‘llllf.<‘o Gull lil.

liugllrs thc drllggisl. is offvrillg for Parisian Hail' Sligo, tho gl'ullf.¢~l~lt of all hair rcstol'crs.

If you lmvc liulld|'llff, take ndvnll-

tngc of this llffor and kill till* littll' dunllruff gllrnls that will sl:l-1-ly sl.:-nl your hail' from ',llu if allows-rl to von tlnuc to pul‘.~aistellf.ly burrow into thc llllll' l‘ouf.s.|

Parisian Sago is also lzllllruutorli

to stop fulling llnir unll itclliug ul tho scalp.

l)un't ncci-pl. any sllbl~llil.lltu from

nuy dl~llggil~lt. l'urisinn Huge In tlu- originnl pres(-l'i|>f.io|l of one uf thc worl<l’l»l grl-af(-si. l~lricllf.il-its, and is, nlllllllfnctllrcll only in this colllltry lly Giroux Mfg. ilo., llllffulu, N. -Y., l"ol‘t Erin, Uut. I l'nl".sinll Sago is all nxllilnrntfngf

and plvnsnnt lluir d|‘cl~lsing; it in not sticky or greasy, und it makes the hnir soft, beautiful and luxllrianf..

l'ul'isian Sage is un cxllilnrating

and plcusant hair dressing

Price is 50 cents a hllttlnfrllm G00

l‘Y~ llllzlwa or by mail, ull chnrgcs prcpuill, by Giroux Mfg. (lo.-, Fort Erie, Ont. I

Chapel yesterday nlorlling, the past- thc awarillnff of the crlntrmt ‘for l‘ll

presented with nn address and alflrpllanage ill _.HS 1' h_`h mv I purse containing $95. Tile revcrclllll will he held this afternoon \;\_‘le|j,u_“.

gentlemen replied in fitting terms tuvmatter \~.lll recclvu llllllltf -" ' “

'rhe s. s. Lady syllu le being pllcgvere l‘fll'"l_‘-' f°F‘>'_““,’>°i';l§,;,_,{,,§ into first class shape for the ope-llinsll"f "atb l“'°`"tl_"“"t `, W, .,,,¢,.,,,, of the seasim. For the last l1lll|ltlli"*`ill-*' ‘1 l""" IU' lf" l;,`_,_`"` ,:.,,t., n or so there have been over twl~|ltyj‘f*f|'l~-" “ ‘l"" l"" ‘°g;"'f'l'_°\ ,huh R' H, men, skilled labor mostly, worklllgllll l‘"` l“"'k' '““""? “_:_'m", ap, fm. on the steamer. This means tllc llis-if?" ""‘L"r 'md '“ t `

tribution of n tidy little sum ill,ll"l"-`l~

,~ I-lv P.,-,~,,1 '| .-» l~ll'fl»l :ll'l» \lsill‘i _

I $ ' ' ‘Zi flu, |ll`llll'l,.:ll ill-.-w - - ~ '

,xml l ll.d ulbll

i]o_\..ll u t p.

_ , . _ _ _ l _ f ill* f l.lp.lull

Grills, of l‘olntl l’rlnl. (icorllc l'._lM_|Ll mlrm mm |';,'Y|_l|\_`m‘.;. N-,:,.,,.¢,. ,.,,_ _ . _ _ , , u .V - . Auld, of lllllllottetllllll, alll \\lu. .l_HwM UH >.H!m_`!HA\_ ‘_\_t_mm`,_ H,,|,J._.,.

ld. Auld ure to in- l

l\’lllllflli;lu‘ null clllliplllollt which is I

were paying In Lo_ Zu <~l‘ni.s ll lb for I

lmrk; 9 (.'0m'S H Ib Ill-l' llrllllll-|', .-\l'l~l|ilul|l| |.illllll~ill-r llu' l.l‘~»o|ll, wlllll: ll\l‘ .'1`l""'l" “.`il~" fllll'

lilo rlllsll lvlldl-l'l'll lllc|l~1~il'.ll~l'u V llenrly vote of lll1l.llk¢: ulllvll \l:\.- '

, . - ' ll ntl llltll(--~ crcclholl of illc‘:ll‘\\ “ol ‘A mwung !

ation. _

In Niolltnlrnc vest¢’fllHl' d*'“l“rS . _ lu

The frllllllniilg nl`f‘. 1-lll‘ Sllllrls

nlarket lll`iccs:-l'otrlt\>l‘>' l“`l'7 limi' 28 cents, outspcr lfns 42 cents", l-><>I‘l< DPT fll lui cents beef per lb li t‘t'uiS hilt- tcr per ill 2,7 clrlf.-'. Pl-'l~'S WV ‘|"' 2" cents. hides l“"` H’ *E '~'\‘|l'~>` “ml lull'

pcr ton, $13 YU $14-

_.\ vm-y ,;|1¢(-pggflll pin .socllll Hn-ll <‘_Qll

cl-rt, wus llvld ll_\' flu- lllcllllrl-rs of thc

.\lz\lllel|uc and llalnli-_r _l::lsl' bull vlylllls ill illlllpclllle llall on \\u<lllc>'ll=\i’ Ulf" ing .\larl:ll lil~fIl_ 'l`l10 l1f0lZl`al“ UN"

sistcll of llilllU.L‘»ll‘>`. l`l=(flU‘l'l"""" \i;'l'i_lll and illstlwllllvlllzll lnl_l>lC “HCI “ .‘“‘ 'l lnrlrc ulllnllcr of PWS “'”"‘* "““'U""' ,;,1 '|‘ln-_<0 \-.-ul-l~ ;-mon lll:~'|>ll>'cll of :lull -

all ,1i,,l,,.,-,K-,l to flu-il* Alllllilllos l\'l;llt.~lnt islil-ll wiill till-lr c\'l‘lllll‘»'~`~ ’~`llt‘l mu'

lllullt. ‘i M. [\,.1,m.~v of \\c-llillgloll rcturllclll

\-,.gt,.,~[|m~ frllnl 1: full \\'cck.< vlsifl ill the _\ll:.<l-_'.<.liu llnkl-.<_ llr llcl:lllv_\' null ,,,.,,,\. ll,-,,\-1,.,-;,\;-_l: :lt till: fnlllllu.»; l

l,,.>,|tl, F.,-.,,»g_ .-p.- ..l \\l.onl__\l| (ul 1 loci: of .\'llll nl--li-i l'. l>` IH-ll'1"l-' lll`l`"l lull.;-ll\l ml' ll. l..'l.i:l'.r ufillu-l ;|l|'l>nll\~' l

l ' H l

,\,-_ , Q - -< und hull :ln on-

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" ll- -l-llklv ullvl

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Baker’ s

Brakfasl lllllllla

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. -"‘¢f-‘ .- F” 3"-:-' ,;»:,fc=;r -‘ riff- M--f f - £.`f_~'.-_>.__.`_ --Q-._-1 » ~ I _` L ~ __. av

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v~ . if Kyn- “fiil '"7 F-1* . .,. __ M

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The llzllf poullcl Can collfaills eight ounces of pure cocoa, of thc fillcst qualify, most clcliciolls fl:l\'lll‘, :md possos§illg all tho >afl‘olli;fll of tllc bust comin bt-:lll.~:, lllost carefully blended.

‘.-l'.ll.TER BAKER & C0. Lid.

A Emblfshed zrso

ORCHESTER - - MASS.

Branch House: B6 Sl. Peter St., Monlrnni

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l,,,,,|,.,. ,li,,..,,,_-;,..| -_-_-ng-; "lil->:ol\'l\ll fll'll ,_ .__,___ _

l ll l

‘llnl`l'll<»l':lli<»ll \.a.~: <ll-l|'lnl-'l\\.Ill - l'l`illl‘<~ l-Id\\‘zll'll l:<l:lnll." \\. l'\l. l.I‘.l

..].,|.;~.l in flu- ;lllil'lllzlfi\'l~, .~a||p]l=»l‘f<--.I HI"

il' ls:l:lr Ill-l-l' :lull llr. .\`.li. ll~>\'.Vl'l`- H

_\ . .llllln .\l-=l'|'l»~.v opt-lll-<1 in flu- lll‘l':lil\'l-, 'll Ill I 1 lll>|..lllll, H If \lb|ll' lull l"l

|'llll'.'l|l l'1ll'\\zll'<l. Qlll-slioll, `|ll‘ill<' ll ;l||l lll \'l»l»~, \\.ll.~: l'lll`lll'|l lll lllv lm

;'_nf l rl-_ 1

.\ l.illl<ll-ll--r l~..l'l'-~;l<ll-lllllll “l

».- ‘.-;- l:

di_`,tim_H‘m fm. HH, ;;,||l:l_.. !\l._.. l.<u.i rlllll llf l. ~|\lllll` All

sf wr \':ll':lll.lll wllll .lzlllllwa :ll|~. _il

,\I:`;-_ i':ll|lu'<'l.. '|`lll‘ fl'il~ll4l_~: <»l` ;\ll:\_~' lll l{:llll- .\`ll\\':ll'l l'l‘l:l'(‘f. lll li-:lrll flllll_ Ill"

.~||l~ ls zlf. p|~l'.~:l-l~f colllillcll ill llvl' ll*"l

\_rl'ip|l<‘. Bliss lil-ill' ijill!-zlcffvl' is *'l|~ .’;»l-|llll|l;: ll \\‘l'l| i~:\rlll\d \‘nl':\fi<»ll \'-ifll ll."

l‘l\l-l’l-ll lllflllll-:=. uf l§illl'.~'ll»ll, l'l‘llli'll l"‘ l-ll llolnl- -ln l\l.l|lll:l.\- llffvl' ll illuurclllli \"’

:lu-rail: 1-I I\ll'¢'. .\ll\|l|ll\_;|ll~, |..lll.|<-fl-lr. Vl’

_ ._ _ _ vlll

llllv llf flu' gn-:lll~_\'l nllvlioll s:lll-s ll“""` "~" “MI "" in

- ll ll

l

l', li l.l'lll'_\. llll:

ll-lllv \\il_|l il. sl'\'ll'l- nff.'l<~ll llf lzl illlil' "f` -‘\H""l‘"l-

__,__ ~

'l‘!'lle fl-llowilu: nrc the Allw.|'l.l>n rkllt. pl'i('l~l~=: Wllifle nuts por bus,

f-1 -12 rollts; bllll-k onirl pci' luis l'.l~lll.~', llllf,f.0i‘ lull' lil ccllts; eggs

- lluv. HL cl~llf.s; pork lwr lll Ill l

,_' i“(,|,_,,`mm h.',,l,I',,,',.,;,,M >l,im_ <~l‘nf.»:; ilillori pu' lil li., rlfllts; lllllsu lilly

_ , .. . _- l il, _-, |,._- \ ...ni l.<l' ton .ill und |ll'usso;l pci' Ulu $0

Us Sum] us the 'mr lllllll lll.llllll|lt~. lvll ul sl s ll -

l

lilo.

'l`lll~ lullno of lll~lll~_e;r\. und Mrs flux l, <‘:lrltlllll, Lol. li, wus fllc .sl'l~|ll- n \`l‘.l'_v pl‘l'l.ly w<'dllil\;,: on \VPllll<-.s- ', M:l|‘l'l\ Lfiirll, \\lll‘n fllvil' yillll‘.gl':~'ll ll1lll”l-r, I-Iflll-l lfl:lnl'll<l, wus unill‘l.l lll:ll‘lil.-so lo lil'ol'ge AlllI‘l‘f_ |’nl

' ' ‘ 4'4'l‘l‘llllllly wus

lil. A. Wt”s‘t'lllul‘l‘_-

'l‘lle llrilllfl wus

[orllllll by lim'

al'lll|l|ll_|y :ltf.ll‘l‘-ll, und \\'u.\‘ :ll-'.-¢i.~lf.»`cll

l\\i.-.s lil'.<.-iv ll. I'ulnlol‘ sisf.c1‘ of

rll-i ll_\' Wvsll-_y fl. Ililgllnll. '|`lu-

m,,,,,,_,,,._\. ,,,,,_, ,,,,_,,_ ~.-'lull lo l_lnl.l.~ll.»l-. ills, .l..l.n ‘lu l~l

M H AA' S,mmH_|_ ihllllllul nlul ivl'll_~l i\ll'l\lllllllll :ll'l- ilu- "ll

fh:lf. l-\'--l' look plllvl- nl. lu' |u~:ll' \Viu “Ill _

,.ulil`ul null vnllllllflu pl‘clicnts,wllll‘ll

-'lov \\,:l:: bl-lll nl. .\ll'.~'. \\'ll|i:\lll |’l‘lu~ l"` l>l"_~' llll l\l<>llll:l_'. lllsf. '|`lll- <~|-..\\».i lui .llnf lqllflulrl-ll wus simply inlllll*ll.~:v “`l ‘lull flu- _\ll:'~ls .wi-l'l‘ not lul‘;:l‘c|l<lll::ll l

'ul

vo hold ilu-nl. llillding ivns fall-if null l"`1“`.\` ‘\l\“`l"‘l"` “f

||,,,.k,._\. (qui, |,,.m l~l'::;li und l'\'4~l'_vfllill'.: Slllll fill' lop till-lu.-~ll‘Ill.

.l<lf_l'll ]»ril'l_~:. Nlllllllvl- vllll l`:|l'lll, luln'

luillilut filly nl'1l---, ll\\ lil\f:1|l~lllll =.»lll.llllf:.-, ...du ll- l'l..».l._. _\|,..,,,, -ll fill, \\`lll.\'ll»<~ Nl.;-lll, flll' Kl,1!llll. .\:l.l| '\ 'cl' lwll fllrlll, clllllllillillg flllv .-ll-lm..-_ "|- ».‘.‘ifll ull Illlilllilliqs lll<~|'¢»l»n, 'l»l'»ll:.':‘|| ll:

rl' ll-sfillllllly io

\

‘.1 ll>l‘ l|ll.ll;~

rl-l|lil\.l'<l| by bliss l`|lc llrillc wus ll llcvon, l\leilulllisl-_

lllw-ll, und lun- ol' lln- silli;.lvl~s of till-. lir :lull wlll bv l_1l‘i‘:li.ly llli.~:_~:l»ll

ilu- l:llllrlnll1lit_v, ill

Sill- l'l-rl-i\'oll lnully

!..ill71 lll:'l'¢'ll wus

, .

'il' l i‘rll'/.il‘l'. llllll-l‘ of flu- \\"l‘:~`i.