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M(|NpA; Iuiiiuiin gasoline motor cnnstiucted

i\|uli1‘\\ Mel‘huil who ariived in IW “Flite Sf-0Wl\lI5 61 (U » (h*\"|"l~te

u,._ ,» _ 1 ,,,,,_ _ . , I W ,, <5 shape, Mr Irving having thrownrup

‘iiiients with lin i.i h..' pi tutf

perimeiits, uill join .=iiu tliisswrek.

(`nltlwell Imtige I.. tl. .\.. Z*-lnrgnte,

Iield it supper iii tlieir loilge rooins on 'l‘huri=day e\ruiiig, .\lay ith, when the following progriuu was well rend- ervil. W. ll. .\‘liui'pr~, W. l\i., presid- ing : -~ tiiwiiiiopiitiiic selections-lllr. Itceves, .\il\li‘r~s.~: by l`haii'iiii\n; lteci- 1;\l.ioii-liliss llouglus (eiiroi‘cil); Solo ---J. I-‘_ I‘i-olitt (eiit'oi'edl; Address- ilev. W. .\. .lt\liiisoi\; Solo-lllr. May- hew; (lrziiiioplioiie ..\‘el0ctioii.~'.; llecita- tiun-I-Iugh Glover; lieuding-J. lt. bhurpe.

'l`lie liotly of thu inte .~\llun i\lcI.eoil,

foi'iiiei'ly of .\'o|'tli lluriington, is ex- pected to arrive at Nurtli \Viltsliire tonight. und the funeral will be held \\`e\liii\.~‘iln_\' nftei'nooii nt two o'cloek fruin the it-sitleiire of the late lliiiicnii .\lei,»-ini, llui-lii:f_'l.oii. The dei-eascti. zicr|ii`\liil.! to Ii tt-ii-g_'ruiii received Sut- urilu_v iiiglit, inet his death by ‘drown- ing ureitli-iiinily at lit-tliei, .\le., where he had been for the past few years eiiuilged in liiiiiln-i-iiig. He was about tliirty-_live years of uct- und, besides his nitiiiier, leaves one Iirotlier and several sisters to nioiiru their loss. llc was iiiiiiiarrivtl.

’l`he .»\\ixiliziry of tl~i= W. .\l. and

iiiissioii bnnii uf the l‘iirn\\'nil .\Ietli\i- disi i'litiri-li held their niiinial lnisiiiess iiiectiiii! and electiuii tif olfi<‘i‘i's, on 'l`lil\i\iln_\' :if\t‘riioL»ii. 'ilnsc ~'i»l‘i0li1‘.<, li;i‘.'e done goml work during the past year; live life iiieiiibcrs liave been add- ed to the roll of the W. .\l. S: Mrs. H. l`i`t>sliy, Mrs J. .\laylie\\', Airs J. .\`ri»ue, Mrs S. l~`rizv.elle, and bliss Kel- liiw. Two have been addr-tl to the bnnrl; .\Irs W. I.o\'.'tlier, and _\Iiss,l-lat- tie ilrake. _-\t the close of the biisiiiess iiivetiii: otlicers for the ensuing _year wort* elrrteil. .\irs. I"l`niik ii'e-vlertetlr prf-.sitleiit iif the W. .\l. .\`. and I\lrs. Win, I.o`.'.iliei' .i'r-t‘lei't|.‘iil presiilelif of the iuission hand. The amoiint rnisell liy these siirieties for thc yenr just t~l<».~'eil. mni»iint.\' to the linnd.~zl>iii<- suni of $.lu7, the liirgt-it nnioiint ever- rni,-eil in one year. '

.\t the [liberal-l`<»nsi-i'\'uti‘.‘e l‘t»u-

\'l‘iitioii of the l~`ort. ,\u;:ustus llistrirt

“Fmil-a-tives" Completely Cured Me. I ' l..\i;:;i.i~:'r, t|s'r., May iztli. igio. “It isinv iirui bt-liei that err-r_\' woiiiiili

should hike "l~`riiit-a-ti\'c~;“ if>Iie\\'.iiits l I0 kt-ep lier-elf iii good heiillli. `

llefure tiikiug “l-`riiit»a-Livt-s”_, I \\'21§ 1

eciiistaiitly trouliled with what is coin-

i iiionly lsnowii ns_".\t‘r\'\'r1 Ui: »‘t'\'t’l'_€‘

.\'ervousness. lliis extreiiie i\er\‘ou:»- ness ‘brought on the inost \'io.eiii. attzirlcs of Sick llendiirlie, for wliicli l_ uns < coiist:iiitl_\' tziking Doctors iiioiliciiic._ f

Coiistiputioii was also a source of _

great trouble for which the Doctors srllil “I would have to take nietliciue nil ui_v lil`¢" but “I<`ruit-ii-tives" has lJniiislii:<l tiiese troubles and I ani fi well woniain.

I tool; four at a tiiiie, but Iiave rediiced I the dose so tlint ii. is only iieccssnry for ine to take one in :i week. and that one “I<`r\iit-ii-ti\'es" tablet every week keeps inf: well". i\IRs.l‘l{I<.D tv.»\DI\l1.

it is wonderful how quicl;l_v women

get better when taking “Friiii.-u-ti\'cs". 'l`lie.:i~ fainoiis fruit tablets relieve licad- iiclies and tone up the whole nervous .-=_vstem. They regulate the bowels, .strengtlien the stoiiuieli, stiinulate the ,qmi-stirs, and take away that piiin in the lvels. Pale, weak, iiervous woinen should nlw.1_vs use “ lfriiit-a-tives ".

gcc, nliox, 6 for $2.50, trial si'/.e, 25¢‘.

.\l ilenlers or sent on receipt of price by l<`r\iit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

iniikiiig refereiicc to the piospccts of

hell! in .\l\'l'Iai-l1erii`s llzill in this city on l~`ri<la_\, i‘i‘fei‘retl to in the eilit<»l`~‘ iiil i'i~liiii:n -if .\`.'iti!rln_\`.s Iluariliu|i.l I-`r»wl ll. Ili-ri\i‘_ the t‘oii\'l‘uci' tif thi-‘ ltisiiivl, »i'vsiil»il. .\lr. .\li\liiil‘.si~Ji I

:hp party and the encoiiragepieiit 5‘|.i\\'ii by the large atteiidanccuf delegates. At the roll cnll sixty"- tlirve out, of sevciify rcpi'rsenti\ti\'c.~' of the foiii'tet‘n pulls icspoiirlcrl. 'l‘lic foliowiiii: were the nouiiiiatioiis pro-

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Tit* il'-'\*l"l' "f iil\‘ lll'l“'>"f-"‘"- hl'il‘fl.\' l|»osi-il for Asseiuiilyineii: Ilr. llewar

u~liii'~‘-.~`»<i thu z\»¢sr-:iiliied ileIr~gn(rs,l

NUT A MIRACLE =

BUT JUST AS 6000

by .lohn llianiuiitl, secoiuicd by .lanies

illyiin-; .lnhn ll. (lili. moved by Iicrt

Iil‘t»\\'n, ,~:|\i'|i|iilt‘iI li_\' W. (l\'i'(‘ll; it in iii W I ul bv I I

"°“"`°` K*‘*"°Y “"5 Q“l°"'Y l.".‘.`i.`..‘."‘Li.'.'.`I§.~'.`i"".i§`;IT` 'l."‘.»ffI."§."i'.».--'.'{fiil.

L-tlffd MPS. M8I‘y L0.0II,S iinipn-ity of the. delcizntcs wi\ri~ in

Rheumatism

Siu' :\'\lilcri'il fur’ l"|»nrfe(‘|i Years, liul

lint' box of lJ<.»ilil's Kidney l’ills t_§n|i~l'.l,\' iwlir-\'t-il in-r l~`ioin nil l’ain.

fm-.is of ltr. lle\vnr und on iuotion of .-\. (‘. i\ici\iila_v the noniiuation of llr. In-war was made iinuiiiinous. It. was tlicn moved by .l\. (`. McAulny and seroniictl by James (`ui'lt-y, that Mr. Feelinii, Moiiiit. Stewart, he tho Iiibcr-

\l_ , V V . .l al-<`onserviit.ive candidate for t‘oun-

nniinttnii, rlnt., . n_\ `.»---..s|.l-i‘.i.ii.i |(,ilnmn_ NU other ,,a,,,1idat,, having

- \ff~i‘ .sllifi-ring |..iin lincknrlte and _ - ‘ h

ltlu-iiiiiiiiisiii for foiirtcrn yrai':~', Nlrs. .\I:i|‘y .-\. (Kink, of t'.hi.~' i;lnee, foiiuil it ruit- for holli her troi:l\le.~: in iine box -ii' i».».i.i'_- iiiiiiii-y i's!i.-. .sire is <.v<-.if .lflvf-il nt. hui’ ri-liifi.-'ii fi-oin pnin :intl is

U:iiiir1ill_\' tintlilisizistir iivvi' tlir- reni- i-»l_» lhni broiigiit iirr such spleniliri l'i~.\i:ll.~'. ‘

“Yi\s,' l \'.iil i'i-"'iiiiiiit'iiil I)inld'.s i\'ifln.~y Pills to any siiilrrvi' from. l{lieiiii‘a:i<:i:." .\lis. ('oo`k says. "I had it so bmi that soiniitinies I would .sit up ni-fii'lv all night. I first thought I wiuilil try' slot-tors, but luckily ide-' rirlvtl ti. fry Diiil\l's Kidney Pills first. 'i`liey viiiwnl uii- nrul so I <lirln't have io fry the tlo<~tiirs. \iid jiist. think tliiit, :ifii-r foiirtc--n vt-ars of Sulleriug om- b\.x of lioild‘s iiiiliicv I’ills slioulil elim. i fvf-l that l could tr\i:1i'uiit<'c t.h¢'in to uiiyoiw siirlr-ring ns I did."

l‘<-dtl's I~1idni~y l’ills cure Ilnck:i'.'lii~

uni' liiieiimatism quickly and -"rely, <iiniily lieraiise they go riL',l'i. to the ro.-t, of thc trouble--tlic l{i<liie\-s. With iiealthv l\‘iilii|~ys you cnn't have Nth- <-i‘ Iluckariii= or ltlu~iiiii:itis:~i. |\t»ild’s Kidney l'ill.~i always uiakc th: bul- iieys strong and henltliy.

bcen. iioininn.tcd a motion t at the iioiniiiations close was liiiani.1ir>ii.slv t'iii'r:eri nnrl Mr. Freiian was tletflz-ii‘cri

.pily nniiiiiiateii. The inectiiig \v:is‘,

|waii, to Kohala, and one of the hors-

iln-i- hrir~fl_v :i<|iii~t-sscd hy llr. Dewar, J. W. llyaii, John llradlcy and Mr. lilatliiesoii, all of whom eoiiiicilled un- animity, organization and work.

(iii Tuei-iday innrning lust i\luu<l

"D" the great, brood mare owned by ('l1as, (‘arriithei‘s, (larlcton, foaled B. beautiful seal hro\vii colt sired by the stallion Graft. Maud "D" is a Nancy Haul'-s in P. IC. Island. She herself could have gone iii the list, however she has a mark of forty Maud "D" is the dam of Rebecca “D.", May Morning, and June Morn- ing, all by Parkside, also Ozen "D" 2.191. Ijouilnion "D" 2.26% (three years) and Ruby "D", these are by Brazilian 2.19. Next comes "Wink" by Kalol 2.19; and is owned by Herbert Lord of Lor<l’s Co., Ltd., (Jnpe Trav- erse. Wink. isa colt of fine size with plenty of bone and siibstance and is .sfiiiic trottcr now. The colt now at l\lauil’s side by Graft is large, gamey avid- handsome and will, we under- stand be named “Iniperiai" after tile

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MURE REA

SN WIIY

McIAUGHLlN VEHICLES 'Cost more and are

worth

Ill0I'€

Sixth. Our Bodies are so constriicted that they

do not require Corner Irons to liold them together-

zill panels are (ilucil and Claniped on, and secured by

known to the trade.

good old fashioned Wood Screws, :ind properly in- serted Pings-the best and most reliable inetliod

Seventh. (ln all our Standard lh.iggieswc use a

iir~:i\'_v Frame Solid Foot Dash. ‘ `

liighth. Our Springs arc ainply long to secure

- t-:isy riding, the Leaves being carefully graded. Eug-

lisli Cast Steel is used in their eonstriiction, causing ilu iii ui.-t only to ride easy and carry ahcavy load,but

lo hold their shape indefinitely. -

.\Iintli. All our Buggy Bodies get SIX'l`EI1`N

systcin which was at on iiiost durable known to

Coats of Paint, and sixnnd eight on our (leurs and Wheels. yi/'e still adhere to the old reliziblc rud lead

ce the iiiost expensive and the trade.

'I`vntli.--\\'ciinc Second tirowtli Ilirkory in all Shana. Reuclier,

Spring Hr-urs, and Head Blocks. and llie material used ‘Ilirougiioui is the

rhoivcst rrucurable, and is carefully selected and inspeiflcd_ in all course."

of mwniifnctiirc.

E BRATED McLAUGIIl.i.\' \"l'1H

_\ |lOR,\'E & CO.. are noir- agents in Charlottclowii for llie CELE-

ICLES.

When I started t.\l;iug "Fruit-a~tives”, _`

Michael Deegun. (`-uve Traverse.

was summoned to Kensington recent- ly to lay oil a regulation truck for; t.lie sporty geiits of that flourishing' town on which there will be a race during the sununer, probably in Au- gust.

Training has commenced and Mr. Irving has the best lot. of proapectsl he ever had. (li-well Bell owned by G. H. Hooper, Manager of the Halifax Brewery, Halifax, will arrive at the Tunnel Track next week and will re-l ccive preparation at the hands of Mr.

Aijthiir Slireeiiun, Kinkora, possesses

three Toni Medium Jr. colts which he says he could get large prices for any day.

Donald Campbell, ;\lt. Ryan, has

sold his valuable driving horse, Hurry, for a handsome suin to part- ies in the city.

Joseph Mulligan, Kinkora, is the

proud possessor of a well bred Tom Medium. Jr., colt. l-Ie refused the sum of $100, when ten days old. The colt’s dam is Elmo.

-Dr. .»\. A. lllelielian, Sumnierside,

left Saturday for Chatham, to nt- tend R meeting of the Knights of (`ol- umbus. Froni Uliatiiaiii Dr. l\IcLellan will go to Montreal where he will take

in short post graduate course at Me-

(`ill aii-d while there will join with the lllctlill graduates in their re-un- ion and in the opening of the new medical building, the latter ,event tak- ing place about June first. While on his visit the Doctor will also attend the annual inecting of thc Canadian Medical Association and also of the Anti-Tuberculosis Society, which will be held this year in London, (Int. (ln his way home he will likely spend u short time visiting his brother nt New Richnioiid, Qiicbec.-S. '

The dcutli occurred in this city yes-

terday ni. the lioinc of licr sou-in~law, I-I. A. Stetson, of Mrs Isabel (lorbctt, in her sixty-ninth year. The deceased passed uway quite suddenly at six a.in. yesterday, death being due to heart failure. She had not been feel- ing well previous to her death owing to an attack of la grippe but her dcatb was most uiiexpcctcd. 'l`hc de- ccnsetl wus it t‘liristinn lady wiio was well known here and in Quccu's ('ount_v, iinviug been born in and iiinri'ied lirst to a Mr. Mcliay at New lioiidon and i't‘.uio\'ing' to this city nboui. I.\venty-live years ago where she later iiiurricil lloilcrick (‘o|'ht‘U’-, who pri-rlvcciiaml iiri' sonic yr-urs ago. Lust your thc tieatli of her eiuuglitei' Annie lnul quilc an cflcct on itbc ilc ir-.ascii and this is tiitniglil. to lnivc iiniIci'ininr‘d her i-it.i'ciigth. She lcnves many fricntlu who will i~\iiirf‘i'cly rc gret her rleinii-ic. Two sons and three diuigliters i~iiir\'ive: Mri-i. Ii. Martin, Soiitii Iiraiivilic; 'l‘. l\i. Nlcliay, New Iionilon; Mrs. N. ll. Webster, Toron- to; Mrs. I-I: A. Stetson, and Win. D. Corbett., (`ity. Two brothers and n sister are also left: John McLeod and Robert Mclieod, Stanchel, and Mrs. Jackson, Clifton. -

(ln ’l`ucsday last ltev. J. W. _Wad-

inaii, 'I-Ionolulu, had a very’ narrow escape from ilentli. He and t`. I’. Hong were driving frmn Wniinca, Ha-

es hitched to the iiiii-till' was a young- ster. All wcnt well for a inilc or so past Waimea, but then the colt took fright at a road roller and bolted. The other horse became excited and quickly got into its stride also. The Japanese driver became frightened and before Mr Wadniaii or Hong could grab the lines the two mnddened ani- mals were away at top ,speed. A high brink on the side of the road was clmrged by thc team and in an in- stant the buggy was capsized and the occupants pinned beneath the hood of thc- vehicle. The kicking, rearing hors- es plunged ahead and Mr Watlinan was dragged along the ground. The other two were also in the mixiip and finally, when the horses had broken free from the buggy. they picked up Mr. Wadinan, wiio was in a had way. Bruiscd from head to foot, face cut open and eyes blackened, the reverend- gentleman looked as if he had been through a rock cruslicr. Mr. Wad- inan's injuries were treated and he was put to bed. The well known pae- tor boarded the Mauna Kea at Mah- ukona and he tlicn ~i-:till bore scars that told of his narrow escape from death.-Honolulu Advertiser, Apl I6- Ilcv, Mr. Watlman is a native of this I'rovince and at one time was pastor of Grace Church, city.;

WOMEN SUFFER

More Than Men

Wonien have more than their share

of the aches and pains that afflict. humanity. They must "keep i|p,” in spite of constantly aching backs, or headaches, dizzy spells, etc. Mrs. Edward Calwood of 123 S. Harold Street, Fort William, Ont., says: "I suffered with dull, miserable pains, soreness across my back and in my sides for months. They would cntcli mc so badly at times that I ronltl seurccly move around. I would have iliz'/.y spells und iiltogcther, felt generally run down. After using ii number of i'cni\"dies witlirnit. finding relief, I learned of liooth's Kidney Pills and found tlicni an excellent re- medy. ’I`hcy not only relieved nic of the niiserabic pains and soreness in my buck but cured me of my kid- ney trouble."

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All druggiats and dealers 50c box

McLaughlin Carriage Company Limited of pm raid from The R- T. imi-

’ t o., Fort Erie Ont. If you derive

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in-. » ~ . ' » ~' ' > ' ' ‘ ~ ' ' _

this ,My R [aw ,|,,y_\- ng., 1|-Um M.,,,_ town. As_the Imperial Motor r-aptul-,I "cal in ,,,.`_,,,,,.i,,,, ,,, ,,|,,,,t ,_|,,,.Ly ei-I all prides and cups, so also will

acres of |iotnt.oi¢. on his farin at Ur- the Inllfeflal mit ' '

mm an "N, I ,,| , H” ,|,, lhe 'lunnel 'Piack is now in great

J' Nl] NERVUUSNISSS " ` ` I I th l' if .n s \l llril l i ° , , , 1.0,' l ,, . ` ,` A , l, ex, the turns, giving it the regulation

I elevation.

_ - Mrs. Emmott

, % _vi

n 5* 1.

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Cured wliil I

I Ringworml

“Wen over four years ago my tW°

little girls were taken with a dread- ` ful scalp trouble that the fl0<'l0l'S ‘ culled rinizvorm. ’l`hey ntteiiiietl |_pt- _- Hospital as out-piitientfs

' for a year. I had to np_|J|_Y lIl“'l'

ointment. with a brush, giving tho children l`rig.htf\il pain. I also had to have their heads shaved every two weeks, Init they got no better under the treatinent. 'l`livy \|.<v<_l t0 ery with the tormenting itching, nnil their heads were covered with

a thick scurf and dandrull".

“Ahoutu ear ago I determined

to try the gut-icura Reiiieuies. I used plenty of Cnticurn Soap and applied the Cuticurn (liniiiient. I use-rl only about. three 4‘:ik<‘-s of Cuticura Soap and tliree liuxes of (`uti<‘iira Ointrnent and they were cured. Tlioir hair is grow-ng long and nice again. They limi bt-como so ill after their three yvnrs of suf- fering that. I had to .-i~n<l onenway to a convalcscents’ lioiuii as soon as sho was cured, but now .~lic is home, well and strong. .\lv younger girl was away from si-liool nine months with thediscnsc. 1 nin very grateful to Cuticiirzi and for their childrcn'5 sake I llopo other iiiotliers will try it. The ("ut.iciir:i Soniil will ni\vny.~a use for it makes tliuhuirso

lovely."

(Signed) Mrs. Nona Iixiiiorr,

38, Lena Gardens, Llrook tlrr-»-ii, W.,

' London.

uticure. .

Soap and Ointment il

gmird the lnendlimt and most rronomlcnl V tri-mini-ni fur ui-lung. liniiniiu. si-my iiniunrs or iutnnis. I-iniilri-ii nu-l :niul..< \ su\;;:~- ri-t ln i-f\r~u siimi-ielii Soul |hrinn;li-ini the woild. Si-uri tu Pouor Iiriig A- t‘iirin imp, n.».<u»n_ , US A., lm- _'I2-page ("|ii|i-nm Ii-ink nn lreait- V nieai. nf :kin and scalp athiruoiis.

Irving for l.lic fall i'aciiig. I-iis string is large this year and ruch one will receive. I-iprcinl nieiitioii later ou.

riiiiior iliiniuliaiiz

l’r‘rniit nio tlirough _\-our vniunbic

|iapur to signify my disappi-o\'al of the ilunie liaws now iii force in this i’ro\'iiice. ‘Poo iniinii red tape lins re- iliivt-tl the sport. of the Iislicrinau and deslriiyrtl that liberty flint. t.lii‘_v once piissi-ssed, through selling and rent- ing rivers and stivcnins to private parties, so to exclude all others from fishing. Wlieu God creatctl the silvcrv strcains and sparkling waters and filled them with fish of all kinds for thc good ol' nianltind, they were never intended to be iicld in reserve for a special few to nionopolize, but were given providentially for the good of all; that all uiigiit take iiflvuiitfiizc and let dowii their ncfs. We have noticed nt tiuirs in thc island paprrs ad\'ert.iseriieiits -as-.aii iiiiliiceiiieuuloir- toiirists to visit out little l‘i'oviui'.c wiicrc game is alniiiiiant. and this stroaiiis rillcil'tri overflowing with sai- inoii and trout, and while the tourist goes fortli with rod and reel and hau- ing chosen for himself a secluded spot and a restful feeling overtakcs him, alas what has niet his view! “Fish- ing l’rohibited," on a penalty of ai fine. To say the least this is confus- ini: and disappointing to the tour- ist. ,

l~limon

and his "We go streams up with

Peter said. "I go a iisliiiig" frieiris answered and said, with then." The rivt-is and in those days \vnre_not tied red tape, but were as free

sought out many inventions. and as it were bottled up the beautiful rivers and lakes which were destined by the Creator to give recreation and food for all. "And he (man) shall have dominion over the fowls ol the air and the fish of the sea."

lt is all right to have those places

protected at certain seasons, but when fishing time coines, tiicn, I suy, let all enjoy the season.

Yoiirs, Ate., RI‘}ClI’R()CI'l`V.

A nicetiug of Lots 27-28 Institute

was held at Cape Ttraverse Hall, May 4th, 8 p. m. Pres. (lamcron stated that the meeting had been called for the purpose of discussing the propos- ed Car Ferry between Cape Traverse ,and Tormentinc. ` Dr. Dougherty inoved the adoption of the York Institute resolution, rc transportation question and support,- ed his motion with a very intcrestiiig and practical speech, very strongly advocating the car fcrry. .Tliis was sccondcd by John Mc- Fadyeii. Walter M. Lea made a verv sensible speech, during which he showed the very high freight. rates we are compelled to pay, especially to thc Steam Navigation Co. He said that one reason for this stale of af- fairs was the frc<|ucnt handling of the freight. on our prrscnt systrin of l;i'ani-iportntion, but if wc had a cur fvrry the freight could bcloaileii at any station and sent direct to its ries- tination, whether it be the Provinces, Upper Canada, or the United .~ltatcs_

lie also claimed that it would

crcato a iiinch larger trade and if our Government were ready to spend mil- lions of money to hliiltl the Hudson Bay Railway to open up a route that. would only be available for about four months of the year, surely we could get the car ferry which would be used for`*a't least nine months oil the year. Jos. Noonan strongly en- dorsed the project as it would do awav with the three short hauls

lllr. Arhing of Crapaud gave an ad-

dress, it was short, sharp and to the

former speakers and gave n |lennrlp_

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as the air we breathe. Ilut inan has.

tion of his experiviicc in erossiiilr u ear ferry out west. He eniplinsizetl thc necessity of our fariners standing tngetlier and demandiiig a car furry at the Capes.

I3. W. Howatt said that “in union

Lherc is strength" and if we shmveil our Legislature that we were really in earnest about the nmtter, we would get it. _ Herbert Lord thought we should

have petitions cireiilntinl for signa- tures and in that way show we were iii eurnest about tiie-inatter.

Cant. Will Uaiiipliell of the ict-boat.

service gave a description of the nc- tion of the tides and ice between the Capes. I-Ie claimed that the inc never rafted but was always loose and was still for about an hour at the turn of the tide unless the wind was blowing hard froni the north- west. He said that one of the winter steaniers could have crossed every day during the past winter.

The motion was passed unanimous-

ly. The following resolution was nl-. so carried without a dissenting voice: Whereas the traiisportntion facilities under which we are siiiiering by the three short. hauls; And Whereas our perisliable products for export suffer much by this unnecessary handling, thereby dcpreciating the value of annie; Therefore resolved: That we demand that a car ferry be establish- ctl _at the Uapes. which is the natur- al, shortest and only feasible means of communication with the mainland. And therefore \ve strongly request and urge that our Brother Farniers in everv .section of the Province join with us in deinanrling thattlie con- struction uf the Car Ferry bc immed- iately unilertakcn.

'l‘lJ'l13SDAY.

Much syinpatliy will be felt upon

the death of Mrs. Walter E. Josey, of this city, who passed away Sunday evening after _n lingering illness. She was in the forty-first year of her age, a daughter cf James and Mrs McCal- luni. Brackley Point, and besides \l0I` Hkffil Parents and sor- rowing inisband, she leaves to mourn three small children and three broth- ers and two sisters. The sisters are Mrs. Robert Ward, city; Mrs. Alex Metluiiiiel, llrackley Point, and the hi'ol.lic-rs Daniel, llrucc and William.

--Another serious fire took place ut

O'I.cary on Saturday evening when the house occupied by John Adams with barn adjoining wns completely destroyed. The fire started apparent- ly in thc upper part of the building and, when discovered, had gained such headway that very little of thi; furniture in the house was saved. .\`everal liorncs and cows, which were in the burii, wcrc, however, got out in safety. 'l‘lie house wnii owned by ii. W. 'l`urner and it is not, known wlii-i.lu‘i' it, was insured or niii.. '|`lie loss will bt- in the vicinity of $itnu,- S.

'I`h|‘ funeral of the inte Auisiin ll.

Wait.i‘,_t‘ii._v, lorincrly of llcticipic, took plure yo\Rf.erduy friuii the resi- ilciiun of Mrs. (I. ll. White. l~lusiou Street, to the |’. IG. i. lt. Stiitioii. It was largely attciitled for that tif ii person who hull d\vi‘lt. in this city for such it brief time. The pull hcnrcri-1 were as aniioiiiiccll yesterday inorn- ing and Ilcv. Z. li. Fnsli, (‘ity, con- ducted the services at the house. The body wus forwarded to Keiisiiigxtoii and interment will ne niadc in the' Iiedctpic Baptist (lcnietery today, the procession if-uviiig thc resiileiice of his hrotlicr, Kent.for|l Waite, this ni- ieriituiii nf. two ¢i'rliif'k. 'l`lie beniit.i-- ful ilornl ti-ilnitcs from i'rlai.ives and fi'onr Ii'ienils'iir this city were biit:-one of the inaiiy cxpicsnioiis of syiiipa- thy i~=hi»wn in l\Ir. Wait.c's dratli.

...The ilnnrilinn has been ai-ikcii to

publish the following rtniipletc pur- ticulars of the recent drowning acci- dent:-"The sea claimed another vic- tim on April 26th in the person of John Tyi'ell, a young man in the vi- cinity of 30 or 21 years. Whilst in ilie cniploy nf Benjziniin Ilichiirds, an a iisiiierninu, nnd after setting their get-ir and rctiiriiing slioreward theii boat was enpsizcrl by ii srpiull .in the moutli of lllurray llarbor. As the boat sank from beneath them Rich- nrds clung to two buoys which sup- ported liim till hc was rescued by :xn- othcr fisherinan, Win. lnico. 'l‘yrcll, unable' to swim or help himself, met ii watery grave. John, an he was usually culled amongst his fishermen friends and others, was ii young man of cheerful and obliging tlispositioii, :ind sad to any was thc only son of his futher, John Tyrell of Boston. As he lived almost all his life with his gi'aiirimothe.r, Mrs. I". Luro, and was n vcry nttt‘iitive grnnilsoii to her, she will no doubt iuisa his presence in the future. It is sud indeed to see a young iiizin cut oil in the prime of life, blit 'He that doeth all things well' knoweth what is best.-Ilcx."

At all dealers. .

Give ii a chance

to do you good.

, Of course Abbey`s Salt will

1 Cure "Spring Fever", ‘ Coiistipntioii, lliliousness, Flatuleucy, Hcadaclies and If Sioiiiiirli Troiililes. It hug ‘, cured thousands and will cure - you.

Abbzyk I

Bffer-

....... Salt

is one of the world’s standard prcprirations. Vi’iiy doii’t you try it and give Abbcy‘s Salt a chance to show you what

itcan do for you P liuy

today and take tomorrow

25c and 60c a bottle. \

HOOD’S arsaparilla

For

The Blood, Stomach, Liver

and Kidneys..

Posscsses lilcdicinzil Merit Peculiar to Itself. I

' Has an Unequalled Record of Cures.

loo Doses One Dollar.

Sold Every\vhc_re.

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Spring Humors arc dur- tri the

impure. inipo\'<~rislied, de\'il:ili7.e\l condition of the blood brouglit about by the unliciillhfiil inode:-1 of living during the wiiitf-r, loo i-lo.»'\.‘ eoiiflneiiiclil, loo little outdoor air and exercise, too limivb' di0l~ H0od’s Sarsaparllla cures Llicin.

Most Satisfactory-"We mv,

ii.\`ml_llood’s Sarsi||i:\i’illa for years, urs n .spring mediciiie, nm] lplve ai. ways found it very beiiotieizil. We have lrir-il different i't-iiiedies bug iiiid lIood`s the iiiost s:itlsf:it'tui~_v." Miss l><\r=\ii\eu lilvlioimld, 10 Hiickliigliain Ave., llloiitreal. Que.

The Campbell Milling Co., Limited Toronto, Canada

‘ <1. iz`.`i\i¢KiiinUn, ivu.. iiiuiicii, uit

J. A. l~Ientlerson, of this city, has _,IJ will .BH b public m,cg_i(,|, im

purcliased from l_lr. Mclntyre, lliiii-iT};,,,._,,,myf` Mayy]1th__ M mu. ,,-,~|,,,~k, t;igiie,_ii|i~i licaiitifiil ili'i\'iii;: stullioii’mS hursus much ,_,m,,S‘ f,,,.,,, ,,,,|,|,..

Perpilliuii, 2.20.1. l*er|\illiuii is sevriii years old, stands I7 .linnils l inch high, wciglis l2lu lbs., sired by Park- side, dnni Allright. I<Iursen\en and breeders should i-:ce this stallion at Mr. Henderson's si.able_s, Queen St.

The death occiirrcd at thc Dock,

l~Iarti~iviile, l\luy 2nd., l‘.lll_ of Annie Gillis, ri-lit-t. oi" the into .loiiii I). Nich- olson in the sixtictii -Jeni' ufilier age. Her lntv inueh laininiteil iiushaiid un- ly pi'eilet‘t'nsed her nluiiit a montli. The tlrwt-:iseii was ri roiisi.~;te|it incin- bcr oi' the l’l`t‘>‘l»ytri'inii t'hurcli of I-{ai‘is\'ille. She was iiiuch respected in the coiiiiiiiiiiity :ind ii‘i\\‘r.s four rlniiglii.ei‘s und three soiis to niourii their loss.

Visitors to (`liafi'lott.i-town who want

to look at sometlliiig 'real classy in the line of a yeni'-old trotting still- lion, should go to The Iic\'_cre Hotel Stables and nsk to be snowii Mr. 'Brown's colt l‘irt.nii H., by Aquiri. Phe colt has recently been broken to liariiess and shows mmiiilcrnble speed. Mr. Brown is quite confident that lie hun ii promising yenriiiig, ns he luis iinitclied iiini n'nini-it nn

_ is

yeariing owned by Ilnnran Robertsoiii, .North ltiver, for $50,011 it Side half., niile heats, ruce io be t.i'ot.ted ut the (`hnrlot.i.cto\vn track ltlxliibition weck.| H. H. Horne is stnke lioider'i\|iil Mr. l Ilobertson luis till .limp .imp tl, m\,,,L., the breeding of his yearling ns he has a number to select. from, l

nicnts, wagguns, liai'i\css, utr., ns will bc seen by ad elsewhere.

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A IIARMLESS WAY Til

IIARKEN THE HAIR

A I.iltIe Sage And _Sulphur Makes Gray Hair Vanish - A Remedy l"or All Ilair Troubles

Who does not luow the \'uill~‘ 'll

sage and sulphur for keeping ilu- iuui' iinrk, soft, glossy and in good f“’l“ ilitiou -'J As ii ninttcr of fact, sulplnn- is n natural element of hinr, and il deficiency of it in the hiiir is livhi by innny scalp specialists to be ruiiiier- ted with loss of color und vitnlity 'ii the hair. Iiiiqiiestioiinbly, their 1-* no better remedy for hair nn.i scalp troubles, especially periiiatiire gray iiess, than sugc and sl1»lPl\\"`- lf, lm." perly prepared. The WYCIZII llninn- cal (lonipany of New York put up ul' idenl renicdy of this kiiul,_rnllr‘li Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur I-_Inir ltr inedy, and nutliorized ilrilfll-Z1-"-lb' 1" scll it. under guuruntec thu* ill" inoney will be rcfuiitleil if it fails li* do exactly as rcpi‘ei=cnt.c<l. I This preparation is i»ll"I““l l" HIL iiublic at fifty cents ii bottle, un<i` If reeoniniendcd und sold by E' r" buh' ter and Mt‘.Kinn<ir`i ill`\ll! VU'

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IIAMSAYS PAINTS

do the oxperlmenilnl f'll‘ ~"""' 'l‘hi~_v lnive duno It u|rt"|ul.\'. ""‘_| are fiIil_\‘ gtiiirnntf-eil. Tliprcforii tnkn no risks. You dont' il""’ to. l'si- Rnnisu_v`i\ l'|\i1\l-“ l“" "H triu- pulntlng und lu' l’"`l“"i""‘|' Do _von want our llof\iil"' “_'l liinisv pullitiufri' li ll* “"5 In-iilillful. \\'<- si-nil It free. -‘\-"K fur Iloiiltlvt IC.

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