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The ironing of black goods re-

quires particular care and particular starch-common starch gives a rusty appearance to the fabric and leaves it streaked with white.

Celluloid Starch gives aglossystilfness

and preserves the solid blackness. Use two tablespoonfuls to a quart of cold water and add a little boiling water to clear it. Fofmourning goods, skirts, delicate laces, etc., the results will be excellent.

Ask your grocer for

Ce\\u\o`\¢l Starch

§-Never Sticks Requires no Cooking. ns nmuora sawn w°r:a.um1wd.Bnntf°n1.C»fw1» I

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THE STEAMER

“C ity of London”

Will until further notice leave foot Great George Street, Charlottetown. on, ’“'.l’uesday and Wednesday, at 3.(I) p. m., or Orwell. Thursday, at 3.5!) p. in., icr West River

\`Brid|!¢.

Friday, at 3.3) p. m., fcr§East River.

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POORHOUSE TO PARLIAMENT '

low Recent New Member of the Imperial

Commons Bose From the Depths

of Poverty.

Will Crooks, the labor leader, whose election to the British Parlia- ment from the nominally sais bor- ough oi Woolwich came as a serious blow to the Balfour Government, was born in poverty and owes his suc- cess as_much to the heroism and de- votion oi his mother as to his own

wim. caooxs, mr. indomitable courage and persever- ance.

As a lad of nine .Will Crooks lived

with his mother in the poorhouss at Poplar, one oi the working class su- burbs oi London. More than iorty years have passed since then. Crooks is now chairman of the Poplar board el guardians (the same that ordered hh family into the poorhouse), Hay- or et the district. member oi the Loa- don County Council, the body which

Suugni’ at 3_wp_ m__ for Cmmud governs the metropolis, and holder For freight rates and other iniormatlcn' “ 'nu °f ‘ numb” °‘ 1°” imP°"‘

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ant ohces. _ Besides he is now a member oi Parliament lor the bor-

e T- J- clwc. ‘f 1'-°'+' _ V.V__ V Hmm;-, chu-lwgegoqm; will Crooks' mother was a haroind.

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When her husband died, she had seven little children to provide lor,

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made a plucky iight te keep out oi the poorhouse, and it was against

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flzrngt ltemainolong phowevier, and TRAIN EXPRESS

the first thing the guardians knew she was out again and lighting for a living. '

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36'*-l Hllifet. Truro, Painsec Junction

l0ldDil,`QllebeC, and Montreal, ensures a.

ISP-Fiji - SWIFT ‘-:SMOOTI1

' journey, and you will travel via YOUR OWN LINE.

" ' write for rates and timetables to L ~° G. A. snanr, sept. r. e.V 1. pany, can-

lottetowll, P. R. I. `

|80. ll. LYONS, General Passenger and

Tlcket Agent; lloncton.

E. TIFFIN, Trai: Manager, Moncton .

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sc oo and went to wor in blacksm1th’s shop. Later he learned the trade of cooper. ~ He became in- terested in the labor cause and his strong personality soon seat him to the front and he became a power in labor circles.

The rest of his story is similar to

that ol John Burns, the famous le- bor member of Parliament. Crooks, who is now fifty-one, is a man ol go.od humor, much native wit, in- domitable energy and sterling hon-

esty. .

LATEST CAR FENDER.

lafety el Pedestrlans leems Assured W I (les-man‘s Invention. 'An electric car lender on a new.

principle has been invented by e Ger- man and has been tried with success in Breslau. The apparatus consists of a sort of brush formed ol twelve rows of` rattan placed under the front platform. It requires no ae» tion whatever trom the motorman.

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diteen kilograms was experimented with and then a large dog. In each

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case the obstacle was p seed ilrst with his feet toward the ear and

Karp V 01' Tl'2VCllIlg ' linen with _the back ‘ and me ear was

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Rl\wIM¢isI\_1. Cnmps. Colics. Neurslgis, Diarrhea. Toothachc, Spmns. Bruins. Fscesclle. Chllblains, &c., &¢_ wh" ' an: sun o not f ' ‘° “" ‘°":T:*':*°fl=: y°'=§== S'rAi4ToN°';'i

5°' °°'° °'°fr'hora. Price zs cu nr mm. ; MoGALI'8 aurfsmsur Pu.1.s

F “I Pol FAMILY USE. or e everywhere, be or by mail on r¢¢ei;>2t5i>l’e;i»i¢:

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ls now, when the weath- er’s good. Don`t wait un- til' it comes too hot to make a spin other than pleasantbut get out now. One of the most particu- lar points about buying should be to make sure you get satisfaction as far as wear goes and alsothat the style is‘ ‘up -to-date’ ’ The strong points of “Nova Scotia’ ’ goods is their durability and re- liability. Nothing over- looked to add to it`s mer- it, neither do you find it embellished With a lot of cheap trimming.

For mls by Wm. Grant & Co, Ch’-

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ed at the moment of collision.

The body ot the-deer was pushed

for eight or nine meters. The legs were pushed up against the body, and tho collision had no serious el- iect. In the drst test made on the dog the animal was pushed tour and one-half meters. The legs were pressed up against the body, but no iuiury resulted from the blow. In the second instance the dog was thrown 7.7 meters and turned over three times.

The body was then examined. but

it could not be seen that it had sui- iered any injury or damage whatev- er in its general condition.

"Tho Fisherman.”

A collection oi paintings belonging

to ll. Emile Pacully, about to be sold in Paris, contains the above ln- teresting water color, painted by

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Dom Carlos do Bi-agan , K' P°l`l»U8'a1» W110 Dresentedait tiang P_acu1ly as a reward for certain ar. tistic researches which the latter but published on ancient painting in Portugal.

Oldest Dyestnil' Knevrn.

‘ Probably the oldest dyestud ‘known to men is indigo. It might be too much to say that Noah's gan ments were colored with it, but it is

‘hardly to be doubted that Joseplfs icoat ol manv colors owed at least a

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