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PROVINCIAL ALLIANCE

nf Annual Meeting Held in Kindergarten Hall

EOR ENSUING YEAR

Number of Resolutions Endorsed-

mmg in the Evening Addressed by a Num in of Provincial Temperance Speakers

mgeging of th; Pgrovinctial I 5-il;-?esol_ved,_That we urge the gmac(

hgldin the 'in ergar en ineil o suc a awas shall prohibit the. ». _ _ __ ____~ _i-.__ . .1 umssuneunn

_ EOWB. _ s ‘ea @__@____

.LK-Rm, President. called _6th, Resolved, That we regoice with the L - 5 `

to 0;11er.and after the ap- citizens of Summerside in the fact that ' :

d‘s,¢,|-gg;-gy in the place of they have succeeded in electing a Town

",,ghsent,a.nd prayer the Council who arcin sympathy with, and wencd by the reading __ determined to enforce the C. T. A., and onlie minutes Of the last, we congratulate them in securing the

services of so efficient aprouicutor as ])_

were 8DD°iDt¢d- ` W. Henderson has proven himself to be. W. 'l`1m!0!1- D- R- _ 7th, Resolved, That we believe for the

B. Gill. better enforcement of the Canada Tem- s¢lmrm=\n. John A=1<l°1“ pemnce .ict it is indispensable elm the

salaries of the rosecutors shou

- D ~ _ _ ld be in-

C- G0ff~-ue!-.creased, and that the law should be

L- U- F0“`1°1'- carried out in accordance with its spirit,

i Cases

Rt-‘30lllll°“° then Suk' Bild B05 usedasan engine for raising NW" revenue.

lpmmb The several resolutions were discussed,

remedy Rn. the llunibers threc and live at great length.

ultimate S081 of all The principal speakers were Messrs.Wm.

Smith, New Glasgow; J. K. Bloss,

OL gal Charlottetown; John Anderson, Kensing-

to the tmmc by ton; R. H. McDonald, St Elcanors; W. H.

p_Wate Kam or Sabine, J. D. Seaman, D. Schurman, J. T.

from 8 sys Mellish, S. \V Crabbe, Charlottetown;

in pnnmple_ sm Martin McKinnon, Montague; S. M.

In ,.esu1ts_ Martin, Heatherdale; Hugh McMillan, the pass New Haven; L. U. Fowler, Bedeque,

law we urge All the resolutions were unanimously the gmntmg adopted and the Executive Committee gave 3 mm were instructed to bring the same to the

llohibition by the _

possible de" The committee on nomination of omoers

notice of the members of Parliament.

then reported that they had agreed upon

city of Charlotte ton'

lleadache. Ei-we

L_ _-_ Sturgeon.

Thousands ofthe Plea- W

“fer . lxecutive.

from Nervous Headache’ L public meeting was held in the even-

Dodws Dyspelmia' Tablfts’ ing. The Hall was fairly well fllle

the hai_>p1D€='S°f feud' with an enthusiastic audience.

Dyspcpsm Tablets cure- After singing and prayer by Rev. RF. _ _ ’wnlsinn, Mr. J. K. Ross called the meet-

” mmovmg the cause of the ingto order and introduced the Presiden '

_ , elect, Mr. John Anderson who read lett-

_ I ' , , , » o '_ 0

its

we demand the the following:

President John Anderson Kensing-

licenses for the » V » _

in - _

Vice for Queens County, D. W. Hender-

l l son, North Wiltshire.

Vice for Prince, R. H. McDonald. St.

Vice for King’s, Rev. William Phelan,

Secretary A. W. Tanton, Charlotte-

to n.

_ Ti-easurer.A. W.Stearns.

IIIIBS Ol Llf6, Executive Committee: D. Schurman,

Alex. Horne, J. D. Seaman, Mrs. Dr.

' '-°'- Johnson, J. J. Chappell, Rev. G. P. Ray'

, rnond, R. C. Goff, J. K. Ross, Charlottej

T°bl°ts Cure ber' town; David Rogers, Freetown; Hugh

Mello and Make Life McMillan, New Haven; Mrs. C. W.

Strong, Summerside.

Refnove the Upon motion the report of the commit-

the Trouble Quickly and__tee was ad0p_t_ed_ _

Mr. Anderson,the newly elected presid-

_ent then took the chairand briefly thanked

"__ the members for the honor conferred up-

, on him assuring them he would do his best

thuadmn-efmg from those to advance the interests of the Alliance:

ES whenyouneed Aletter was read from W. C. Turner

_ _ _ Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. into '

be poor’ If he could rwh for Lthe Alliance that the Y. M. C. A. p

d h ld' I t ee -

'Qld endure the agony Of New' ;?;eon S-)unld):y Egjgfngs °clIlx;ed‘,;nt.el:e :io

"he" he Ca” get Certain re' twelve months and inviting them to fur- L

_ 'sh one speaker for each of the Hfty two ‘

Tablets 005i Only fifty `;eetings. The letter was received and

“md Wm CUTE abS0l\1i€lY. Messrs. D. Schui-man, J. K. Ross and

pmitivelyi I>€1'm8H€11flY, the ` A. W. Stearns appointed a committee to Headache thatever tortur- U-,gage fm- the required speakers. N

, b ’ be' b ought _up th

idmhaseless b°aSt~ filllldlilbe nigga sirlzigngr the 'National

SimD1€,h0XD€1Y, h0!19St Anthem closed to meet at the call of the

mdymty "me ewes ‘mt ers from Revs. Wm Phalen, D B Mc " Nervous Headacheis Leod Dr Jost A D MeDona1dsnd J. J

___¢i\Res_tion. Teudge, expressing their regrets in not ~{,;, :_

gumfs perfect," and the being able tobepresent,and their sym- "' P " i " faH:;__g;"_?;:1?')uSt as Surg' pathy with the objects of the meeting' _ - 1 = __ _ 4 __ _

5 5l1DP01`l»S are M;-_ Anikrson then gave a brief but _ ~ . L_-sv

. ' ess. In he said the be- ° ` f ~`-‘il

Dodds Dyspep* T“l'k`tS “fake ]¥Mt"lca1olfuEg terriblbaitmte of affairs i

. _ _glnnxng _ _ _

Piece They +h~nse}ves dd the CIW “” when an C T ACI' "35 Ts- __ .V gi I3, -~. » .;_ _

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Nervous He- d he. pealed' _ _ _ _ _ -V 'li ¢)'»` _A hy. ,_; \ U' f di ~

hi, And be convinced. dTdC try The President' in his oplmmg addm.” ""°§i W/I § `f - ' 1") ` ‘ ` hx; " * ' * " ‘ slowly found her way to the street. A_ flfimfn U °°\'¢<l: to be e-ured i. sm-el ¢IP1‘¢9S¢‘1 his P1°”“rein°°°mg such “amd messenger boy soon entered with the news duel!!! oil Q

_ __ Isl __ _ ____ _ I _ that she was stopping at the Parker feel yointllf _

' ' 0l`83BlZ5l/1035 _th"°u3h°ut t _° M ' _Hou__se,...nd that she was compelled to “kg Dy, Wgpag

especially at this unfavorable time off _tale ._ _ _ wall: up stairs, owing the_fa»ct that the pmt _ _ _if ,_ year. In reviewir_:_g the historycoolmgee » ‘. l tor man was la in moclile with sos bot.-il il U

I temperance cause ere was en -

_"`* ' mentin the growing sentiment of our

by the Executors country in favor of utterly Supvrfsswz ,

0f the late "Malcolm Mc- the liquor traffic. We had amPl¢ ¢“d°”°° 1 50 sell by auction ai; m of this in the favorable m8J°1'1W 8iV°°"°l1

Y .

' - - l bisc te. Probablyinoother 001111*-1'.Y

Blllldlnge C0111( l' *he P eworlld could shgw 5;-uh :advgnggd

Streets, igewg on the question. But there is also

wh lB$l»Il 0’GI9Bk-I-I discouragement in the fact that since the ‘lm Q Q ‘ Gulnare l`eP¢8-1 ‘Jf the Sw” Act m mm Citi' md,

h \ A )7 i ° .

P. E, Island 'i\,|6vh_me (Cnut nued on tlie_Eight P.ige.)___

. . i No stable is complete without a sul-lilly I

Driving Pai-lc Co. of Bentlefs Liniinent. Cures strains”

Temple Un. qi;-gina, bruises, lamcnesoi innammaflws _

Athletic Stock. etc. Two sizes 10c and Full direc-

R BEAIRST0 A tions with every _ . I

Ib _

s, Y, representation present from tcinperimce »

A TORUNTO -URUGGIST

U“l'@¢\ 0! Cntnri-li by Jn

panene Ca

lflfsgl _g::ll’¢P_¢_ifter scores of rome

J Islclnus failgl. angie

"Daniele Latarrli Cui-o ig gg Only True Specillc

M’ J°hH Wylie who has been f

» or ii

0{__Y@8X'S the \\ ell known senioi

P r George Maislmll, the l ii

AUS East-end druggist cor Queen and Bmkeley stiects, Tol'ont0 ii rites ._ tagillieréulresatli I believe Japanese Ca' on me m___k te Oilly cure for catarrh what I am tel /I beueve I know just

a king about I haxe been

very badly troubled with nasal camrrh ” themafew facts about the day itsel

rece

for 8. numb every remede; Ssflilxcfhmls thduxglgtzetwgliied Sgtbqrllyggggellgg als() Several d°°‘° S' ua After ____ _ 2 little temporary re tcmers wh haf Us Sf-vi-ral of our cus Cum. S ° ad “Sed J&D1!-nese Catarrh From {‘_§’;‘1~vS0 Nirhls or lt 1 med ii relief soon Eli; gmt it gave me much ceased and now 1°';Dr>ins in my throat bows »O_ Japan; 3. tér using ln all four nyself vom se amrrh Cum’ “nd

Plslfely cured or this most

dl°0.2l€@RlJle disease after sufferi f Years Since being oured by Jggfnegg

lCatarrh Cure, I hr-ive recommended it

'¢° “me Of OUP Customers and kno

w o

°°"“¥`°-1 Of them “hom it has cured.

If You have catarnh don't go on ex

pellmenting until the disease no reached the lungs, get gl box of Java:

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A grand total of 452 cases and bales, all

taken in and opened this spring. J list get it f fixed in your mind--the size of our new ~/f~’= spring stock. `

Those who buy most buy cheapest. _ Those who buy cheapest sell chcfipesti. ' _i_n_.;J_

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EASTER EGGS EOR C

of the family it will be well to lay in

the Easter eggs it will be well also to te

which will be impressed upon their

decides the date Thereare many old

Children are alivavs deli hted w

by every druggist Purchase a pac containing four colors-red, blue, yell

So many nauseous nostrumsp

‘ _ _ wwwllgfw - iliii i’¢§?.°g`l°§ff<i'ii'il¢”¢¢i‘éi?i»f‘¥if‘.‘l3a;_¢‘i_."3, ~-wen ra in

patient immensely more harm than eminent litdky _ _

and in many cases sg destroythe dsrstlve md,” °¢ I " ‘ iii.i..';.°i:.'°.'.i.li:.;'.°“i.i2‘°;. ,.¥.‘i‘; --we »-1-» 1 -we ~» - vegetable pepslli preparation, as harmless, by the oth!! 0%."

ilk. 0 _after ti prevents suv < - _ __

dsisg-der of ‘the digegivggorgans. U) ina Th? Al'\l39‘*'I3°'¢ R Ffh* 5

box- 35cents. -

_ séia by s. W. Dodd and G. E. Hush” 'nie

3 ` _ Q Greens Must;Ecoiiomlze.

°”""""°"' `l1‘lBtll\'llil~" B\‘_

woman in America.

‘ papers had the extreme satisfaction seeing the poor woman indulge herself

and after anxiously scanning the bill

ll dlsnwliolmspuvionw f, beingboiledinoulllle,

tive little minds Tell them why it is th SYmb0l Of that g"c:i* and wonderful event, bilgslsters willtnieg I The Resurrection, and teach them also will be rewaltkd H is why Easter varies as to date and what children in these orighll

persons who are ignorant upon this sub- ple dyed the eggs with eolllodig Ject. round and round, and tip its

ith

bright, pretty colored eggs for %ter A variety of fancy eggs can be made from ,_______¢____,,___

boil for ten or Mt-een minutes long boil

renders eggs more digestible. Only a.‘ without

_few should be cooked at a time, as they must bedlpped into tile dye while hot# --_

so as to dry the coloring immediately or _ . - _ they will not be nice. Pour the dyelylnto sm mx” - '

Phaf “fa s

an old bowl or deep dish. To produce ¢°l

a variety of colors from the four kinds 1 ' ' 'of dye proceed. thus: Dip one-half of an. WUI* egg as far as the paper extends in the red Wh” UW*

dye, and then the other end into the blue *W* *ll "fl _

dye; when thc paper is removed you will 55° 40°'-"V585 fi

have a. pretty red, white and blue egg. h5“‘u\5|‘h°‘!7 if Youcanproducefromtwo tothree diilhr- eh” 3”* In i

entshades from one' color. For instance. ““’°l\*_“’°*“°\\

dip an egg into thc yellow dye to produce ‘"3 thu* '_l_*"7° _ _ _ _ _ yellow, and add a. little water to the dye Tm” _ __ _ "

Mrs. Hetty Green, whois compelled to “Go to

'struggle along with only a paltry sixty M

-pr seventy million dollars, has found it

_necessary to economizs in her restaurant .l A

bills. She will in future partn_kc ofulxr food at the most inex naive aces t_

can be found, and th? habitulls of such. 1% ll places need not be astonished if they find new h&l% themselves dining with the richest gqgggggt

_ _- ~ _ u`

Not that she will offer to pay for their 'nk - repost, for she could never alford to do__ dmxxlmh ‘: than ‘I mud i’

This new departure is probably due to b E

the fact that she lost nearly $1,411! somc"_ 1°# 'ia' l

f time ago in an unlucky venture on the A Stock Exchange, sud will in consequence

beforced toworry along for some time hettt with only about $69,999,011. Last evening tell,

the prcssmen of a few of the large Boston ‘

coffee and griddle cakes in a small restau- ` rant on Washington street in that city

She entered and seated heiself at ii table, _ _diy

If you want to please the small rsous fi Inge flnmingthe humor In old pai

it with whim enema wsdiungai~\is\v£.&

good supply o 'Easter eggs to delight them a pointed -paper esp, or Hgqshgl with on Esate day The children will be egg and is white ppl' charmed and while they are talking over and a paper cap Kohl!

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halxgsndsredcspof

e afeutherinfront. It

r forethedyesweresoenlliygwlfed,

pretty,but more troublesome in

one package of dyes sold for the purpose

""" A lim BW

and violet being pleasing The day be orc

.__ the coloring is to be done dissolve each

KRUGEB IN THR PULPIT f-so Catarrh 'Cure and cure it now °°1°1 Separately andput into bottles The

YW" ‘|T’1¥3lsl sells it price 50 “nts next day select aperfectly fresh egg and

wash them clean If obtainable use some "*“" * .verysmaiiesrs Pune' ef the egg- S t s fortune in

intoakettleof cold water and let them ‘nd 'QM

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toproducealight orange addalittleinorc' *WW _ _ waterto produce len'ion,’and proceed in \‘~°d‘“`l”8 Wh *U* _ _ the same way with o*her colors. Roll Pmml* U4 the eggs over in the dye two or three times mai” Pm' “W

_until they are entirely coloredl _ be' °°“ '° hd *ll* e

his .

Choose our egg with a view of what it °“u*~7 5°” °"'_'7°°&_' _ _ _ _

y hath -0] 8, be suimbl, or kidney cmnphllth

istobe,sot i c ormy - _ _ . , . _ .Pierceatiny hole in each end and expel m”

the contents by blowing. Your egg is now ` Pawn” “M ,i ready for decoration. Water colors may *nd “°t°kH|5“@*` _ 1 _ _ ’ be used on the lighter colored eggs; oils

will also answer when the other fails to W“h‘b“°k1@l° give satisfaclfsou. Paint aflower-a daily, I “wuz

violet,or for-get-me-not-with a fewgreen D” ‘

leaves, andwhen dry run _sribbon through. gg 5”

the holes the color ofthe flower, and sew H

aloopontoptohnngby. Aface painted. Q on the egg will take a youngsters fancy _ _ _ better than the Bower though-7-an old wo~ u“'° ‘

_.imxn’s with hair painted coming over the 7*’ Jen.:-sand a tissue paper glued on _#itll A

__+ 1 lang” w'

' isror THEPAIN Burnnsritorrnn-‘ vi thi' -MM# I in '-sromacu-tnnnsaaiymoeranensmni pi-ana numb

sion! ‘

mm#

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of in

of,

'fare which is painted on the wa.ll,_ heoved °°°‘f» _ 5 _

,sdeep sigh and selected the _edibles be-' 1**

_fore mentioned. She was undoubtly %Blli§fK 8 'thinking that relentless fate pursued her f mont of t *to even this small place, for were not gggm wooing, B* d GWR* griddle cakes listed at 10 cents, when she Bd ¢h*\,_ ,hu-5°* `

knew that there was some place in the lnnamemwoug. ia.

_ _ LQ ___ _city wh¢e they could be procured for |“,*_ ii” in

A ~\~ “"°~ The im is nf -

` . _ ` ' She finished her meal, and after gather- N Pm. h i'

"i ‘" ” ing up ner pm-lmie waging paid ner °""° _ '°

cheque with five pennies and a. dime, an “adv ii °°mbm?_:.

Piloros ii ee" _ f’ ’ “"

Pl'l0T0$ !

' I Arensually theresultofan exhausted

- - ‘nervoussystem belfn_l__l_y.___iefe-

LAKE B888

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the clerk

Such are the trials of poverty.

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THE ILLS OF WOMEN

r, b the use of Dr. A. W. 15% ’

_and nerve builder;

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near Bibi!

A i Food. W ad di

biihléy tne°;§;e_i'_§€_ lil°sewesn°r;u§.vill‘§§ii and \!&0§

gg; ir sys in 'ii new new _ i _

2 vigbr, new energy, in Dr. A. W. %hm»e’s 'P'

Nerve Food, the world‘s greatest blood