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NAIUSIIEII |89l THE GUARDIAN, oHARLo'i'rE'i‘oWN_, PRINCE __ , , ‘_ , , __ pm; T" __ _

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The Lhaplain of the Senate naidal _abroad Althguirh the day wg; game

IS BETTER »° -tdlllBllllllUli WREGK 82 YEARS 0F AGEiii-=fi-»»»»i_tt»»if-_-te-»-»lilllldlll f'

- _ walk, eaten his birthday dinner7’, sat il; I_;r;_l_T_(_;swxS mdered to be pmmd in for a picture with his great»zrandcliil ~ ' i t _

--” _ _ ° _ _ _ --- -- dren on his knees. and-his ruddy cheeks ‘ ___` i f

The Senate passed the bill to pay Spain __ / _ _ _ l and sparkling eyes evinced a good fund

twent millions There will be no ex Of Vitality yet in store

of his Children are t....Z..i... ' ` Gharlottetowh Men Among Celebrated by Enoch Paige i4f.nte.ti>.ig..ili wif.,wi...i.. (;0ntse,.,at;_,es

native of P. E. I., are well known here and in the eastern part ofthe Island.

Now l ED|_T0R'S_ MNL- the Passengers. at Boston. ` ` in gnm._;°_

our: when ARRANGEMENTS. _ FORESTERS’ BNTERTAUKENT A l S '

SiR.__A writer inme Patriot some ' _ - On Monday night, Feb. 27th, the of- _'°’ ° ”' A A

ti ‘ ad g da @'L,3,no-9 in our f Bcers elect of Court Westmoreland,

elected bv the vi/hole cit The collec

"' wifm TfibU¥9 f° tive vote'would be equitsable and vastly

Herscheu by the preferable to the present unpopular

division of the wards; but I do not in-

Ch8p|8|l'l'°-Spain S cline to the belief that it would give us Millions-Missing

a more competent city council than would any other system under which every:portion of the community were not equally represented. It is the unfair and

___ one-sided way in which the city is cut

up that makes the arrangement so un- popular. lmavine one elector with one

YORK Much 2 "`(bPe°1al)`“ vote, another vsith two and a third with 19 WW belwvad t0 be 0\1l7 Of three votes. Then again. one ward with

one councillor, another with two and a

ms ch11dren_gu.1s_a,.,, senouS_ third with three. One citizen is as

good as another, yet this arrangement

Pnumoma says they are not all equal and shall

March 2 _(Spec1a1)__ not have equal privileges. We have had

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of B Imam ls gravely lu occasionally good men eiected but in no* Almeda Hamb f N instance has there been a sitisfactorv

“rg 0’ ew city council since the present scheme

posted at Lloyds as missinv' came into operation. Discord, wrang-

ling andthe casting vote have been

March 2-(Specm])” The rominent features

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a °`°°d “wht and ‘S 1'e5t The number of councillors should be This is his 89th birthday increased and an odd number should be anmvel-381-Y of ms m5\a1_ required to prevent the l_\layoi’s vote

merapal Chau, from doing all __the business. _ The

wards could easily be changed in a

Mamh 2“(SPec1`“"l)`; manner to give equal justice to all and

* 1 in several ways, of which let me men-

# $~ iioi a few - _

l-t.Divide the cit into thirteen wards

Y as by the present provincial electoral Divisions with one councillor for each

( award making thirteen councillors all

toldl " " `

2nd.Divide ward 4 into two wards by

Great George Street, and ward 5 into four wards by the el_ctoral division with one councillor for each ward leav- ing the other wards as at present and making thus a total ot nine councillors

, might cost you forthe sity.

3'd.Extend the boundary of ward 3 to

3. pall’ Of gO0d Rub Kent Street. include up to Euston Street

in ward 4, then divide the remainder of

‘Dominion Line Steamer Labrador

ward 5 by the Maipeqne Road, fm-.ikiiig a_fog bank. Sedrryvore light was six wards with two councillors or each misgaken for Imlistrahull light on the

f€(“i`. II1€2tDS it (3Old ward.___This wguld nggt-i____1us _____t_we;i_v; north of Im]a_ud_, _

counci ors, an e en 2 _

sell rubbers, “ he drv iiebleio dead tockstiian eight. ‘ ” ° “ - <1

, lf the ward system is continued any ' GSE 8. pjlll' Etlld of these chinges would meet the cise

satisfactorily. Shouid the collective d .h __ h._ , _ b d

S b1llS vote be decided upon as preferable I 6 W" ou a lc" and an on' on

ld sua .st a council of eleven, six left the 51939191' Safely-

wou g" _ elected ode year to hold oiliie for two The passengers and crew lost _every- years, tive elected the following year thing th,-,y_PoSsessed_

40, 50, 55. 600. also for a two years’ term_ and so _on The Women andchildren were Put in

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- auemateh Cac” yew ' is Wm; §t; the first boit- the other passengers

60, 70, 80, 856. _ annual elections and the privi eg _= e

citizens to express themselves upon were put in the second boat.

’, 50. 600. pu olic affairs every year( _ The crew of the Labrador took the other

__ Y°\“`9'°tc° i boats, and as they left the steamer her 300' _ ~ ~ ` _ cargo of wheat was pouring into the

caper! in Boats were Pick- ed up by German Steamer Viking. Steamer Lost Her Bearings in a Fog and was Wreckedl on McKenzie Rtrck.

LONDON. March ‘2--[Special]-The

which sailed from Halif-_~ixf_carly Tues- day morning Feb. 21st, was wrecked on McKenzie Rock, four miles from Skerryvore. One' boat load reached the light house and the remainder of the 1 crew and passengers were rescued by the German steamer Viking. All the mails were lost.

The Labrador lost her bearings in a

fog bank.

i HALIFAX, N.=S., March ‘Z-Steamer Labrador, which sailed from here early- Tuesday week, was totally wrecked at Skerryvore rock, Tiree' Island, He-_ brides, west cost of Scotland, at 7 a.

ni. yesterday. The passengers and crew were saved. Among the passen-

gers were Messrs. VV. NV. Stanley,

Paton & Co.; L. E. Prowse, of Prowse Bros; S. A. McLeod, of Moore & Mc- `Leod; C. Leigh, of \V. A. Weeks ‘&_ B Co.; W. A. Hucstis, ol F. Perkins & Co., all of C-harlottetown,

Tonnaiionr. Scotland, March »2.-'

Thc Labrador had a good 'passage till Sunday when she lost her bearings in

idost of the passengers were in be when the steamer struck and there was much eiritement. The boats were lower-

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,,,.- .. pired the boats met the steam-er Viking,

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him of Dyspepsia and Constipation. - ________..

Tells how Lara-Liver Pills cured

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Ninety per cent. of Canadians are

suifering from either Dyspepsia or_ Con-

stipation. Most o_f them are groping in _ the dark-searching for S0D1@l'»hU1€ '00, they possessed. Tnere was much_ ex-

l` ve and cure them.

tellin. John Doherty, 35 North Street,

'_ . J hu N B has found the remedy

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Ext" that cm-e,s ever; disease °f the d’geSt1"° the assurance of the captain.

Wil litlflies ‘ miitis Lam-Liver Pius.

' Here’s his opinion of them:

it I am pleased to speak of the great

benefit 1 have received from Laxa-Liver

‘ ‘was very much constipated and felt

gre, ' 1,1-9 ftei- eating.

it §_§g,__L??7;- Pills regulated my stoni gch and restored my entire digestive

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? 'ay' an the least inoon- .

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Address’ 3 v°”’i°n°°'” - d sis sour A h "Nl ff t f A vnetisml' on '

Anyone mgermg from yspep ,__ c emica e ec o ma, _ _ . _ 1

stomwh bi1\°“5“ her substances than iron has been Ye-

sea from her hold.

from Norway. which took them on

__board, although the operation was dangerous, owing to a heavy swell, the seas breaking over the Viking’s- funnels.

If the ship is not broken there wiil be

an endeavor made to save the mails when a steamer can be obtained.

i Passengers and crew lost everything

citenient when the ship struck; but the

was settling down by the stern.

and at piiv ate ouses.

_ 'The owners of the Labrador have Made Putt

caused a tug and divers to be despatch- " aeam d tarmr. ed to the scene of the wreck in ordert ______l _ _ `

to'salvage the cargo of the stiramer.

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Bum um' c°".m" . i’.t$'='iiii”hi==»d="m°n¢», 1ir°=#°w.°=»*f°*“°“t2& P°rt~<lby.Herf¢1n»r,a_1c»f=»»»_b_felisfsfti am S i` 3l_|¢33 Front Sl. EBL, t ache, b°d‘b’°*th Wm. tist,lafterexperimentswithph*otogia1i§ic

Toronto. ` l 'H 'su » at plates. The.aotio__;n resei'n_b_\_°$ f¥_l5§_;_-01 ,

_ _ ,_ __ __l_i_§_ee_sL__ga\_ S. JS.-

-Stanley Bros-; J. A." McLaren,-.of ~`Ja's*'s~parkliiig e___i_'vinc :.1 a.

vitalitv et in .store.

The passenvers of the Labrador have F B k'°

been accomrngdated atthe hotels here a _

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rations - Numerous Gifts Received from Friends in

London and Paris -Sat for

Picture With C.reat-g_rand- children -Well Known on _ P. E Island.

Boszron. Feb. 28-(Special)-Mr.

As we approached to tender our con-

bower of rarest Bowers sent by friends

received congratu ations o is numer-

his “birth-day dinner,” sat for' a picture with his great.-grand _children _on his

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As we took his hand, and felt the vigorous clasp of the warm fingers, and _ looked into those eirnest eyes, we felt that the chances were very .good for many returns of the happyday, even though his sands of lite were drifting qu’te de ep in the lower half of the glass; and as we left ` his presence, we philosophised: ` ’

It is not the number of years, after

all. which is the most potent factorin producing wrinkles in oue’s face, in crippling the body, or in making one “old” generally, but the Way in which one receives the smiles and frowns of fortune. and the degree of love he bears for his fellow-men. »

In recalling the quiet, dignified and

unostentatioui life of Mr. Paige, as we have seen it for many years, we feel he has well lived up to Cowper’s wise ad- vice:

If hindrances obstruct thy way, thy

magnanimity display,

And let thy strength be seen;

But oh, if fortune Ell thy sail with more

than a propitious gale

Take half thy canvas in.

B _ The following is taken from the Boe- ten Transciiptz- '

; Mr. Enoch Paige, one of our oldest and best-kuo ~ n citizens of Boston, cele- brated his eighty-second birthday at his residence, on Friday. He was there surrounded ,by three generations. in- cluding two great-grandchildren. Many Bowers were sent by friends from the Sduth, and all parts of B \=ton and Silb- urbs. Numerous gf - ~- -- '6¢8iV€d _with congratulati '- *D l D58 ill

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fears of the passengers were calmed by _ 0 __ _rf _ _ When the Labrador was last leen she, '_ _ - _ _ A

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Pepe Rest ne; Easily- P,,;efff°‘2,,,,f°°;§,ang_,m,,‘§_ Omer, Crew and Passengers Es- Sufrollhdvd by Thl'°9 U-906' 1105 I. 0. i~‘.,of ci-apauo, entertained .Senate -Reform

°f Be|g|um yery strongly desire to have the Councillors

the brethren of the home court and 'the

the home V. C.R. Bro D. S`.Mc uarrie

the banquet tabies. The tables and brilliantly lighted rooms were tasteful-

- ' ` l ly decorated with potted plants and _ ,_ T' -_----

Bags. _ _ ' - 1 `

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After the various officers had been

Enoch Pai-fre, one of our eldest and best du] installed b P H Ph B R b TOR0`N'1'0" Mar

kf’°w.“ Citizens of B°”t°°‘ °°1°bra'°d sonythe brethreii repaired toy the`~0b:.n C°“°°"v“\iV° his elghtrsecond birthday at his uet room where the did am le' e1on'with'Ha get as reiidence’ Un Friday’ 24 inst' ilustice to tlie dainty prepagations of gba all-9 ,$9 i-‘de -S ' f A

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good sisters--future members of em' to

gratulations we found him surrounded been n-0 enum After h - -' “_ ti0Il9U_ll°_ _

“Y “;’°§._§°“"“‘§’i““é 1"* f_Y'° kgfgfif gaieaniiif iiiiiiir maittiis itgdgbieo. »1’f"_'=*i°fH*1'°7 §r;i.:.;..';.°‘;§: ..;..;':;1;...;:.,;';...i.l gy--e wer-~»_-;e11@dv»»,t»»;ilt-» _

. e merrys alns o ‘~a.; se ec on y ¢,0g|;'9_. gg; ag

Messrs McLean 'and McDonald’s gta

from the South, and all parts of Boston ‘ ho`h0`ue _ i r t '_`i3h°‘_'.1d_'-h:°f “$133051 and suburbs. Numerous' gifts .were P P ° - _ ‘ - .f0;»f__-, '

.The speeches in rep y to the tcasts

tfttist. “t;i..i°"sn‘“t;i?:° ..‘;:::: We if “ his Big-,Mr we-t» ft-

_ . . ’ s erse wit music, rs. . .B owatt bet -'th' ~ h ‘I5

acquaintance he has made in his frequent Eesiding at the orgam _ _ fm ::v___m_

trips abroad. Witn loving relatives he. P - _ m“_]°ntY_ 99-3 ]°i

1 fi h. _ The following were the toasts drunk _ _Rig believed

in sparkling cold water . _

ous friends, and they were by no means The Qaéem National Anthem__ _ with begffu-ed gg

B d t th ' cl. ' - - ' < V _ _ coiklillgouooh iliac gg; was somewhat raw. Fgllglvchlgt’ For He ls a Juny Good htumsazzil

D i a __ - ' he had taken his customary walk, eaten ._ Visiting B__ethmn_ B1_0s__ M¢K_i“m_m_¢ H19” t

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Court Westmoreland has 62 beneiici

visiting brethren from -Court Elliot, "B"°_\|_l_h,*-‘l¢i_f0__l"5' West River, to a sumptuous repast at '|_g§\g|gt\||»ggf»

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While the court was in session. Mrs, ‘ ”_l'l\GI'8| 0\lt|3"!il'i_”.§ _ McQusrrie, assisted by the wives of the ` _ ' ' il -_ ___ ° l oficers, had-laid covers for nearly forty ‘ l.ncl-,e‘f’._{_ng’-_ -'V fuk,” guests, and, 'needless to say, therewasl A SIDQBIQI _"F a tempting variety of good things on* found-landb-_‘ d-_ __

C.. and B. D. Howatt. €g°.°1°gi°51 *5m"°Y r¢P°3'§‘

and Hostess, D. S. Mc- isliowsan

nearly 82 percent, in the

Merry Making, “Auld Canada” * ‘

Small hours the Party A The total value of mineral

brokeup with three cheers and a tiger \W8S $21,522,591. _° 0! Which gold for the I. O. F., and feeling that it is pg-iggg nga;-ty one thi;-d.' _ A

good for brethren to dwell together in i A representative of ,_ “adm-

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L' B' & C' _ '-_ fpany says the gold output in the' ary' members and meets in u one of the . Wm be '~W°°tY mmi°” d°H“"' “ -` P'

'best society halls on P. E. I.; gained HAHFAX Much 2

` ° ii b . ’ ::;'ii.tt2::?,?;;:ii_stt:?“ “i °‘ P. to .tasty .ts

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GU RED ICURL

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My six-weeks old son had itjireaking out on the top of his head. It spread all over his head and arms. Around his body, and 398! fl‘°m U9” to ankles, was nl solid-scab. My family doctor trefitedliim for eighteen months. I tried four more, and then amedical college. No good yet. Spent not less than a thousand dollar! in pulley and time. Old Mr. Barney Clap insiI!_¢dl°° U! try-mg Cu'rrcUaA_remedtes. By DIY wife hadusedt.lieCu'1'icunA (ointment) up. lie began toimprove and got so he @0014 l|°¢P_*h°" naps, and gave me andwlfe some rest. .He il well now, after six long year! ofltehiD8» °,¥7\°8» md worrying. Cnrxcum remedies

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